Earl Manley Pallett

Background

Pallett, Earl Manley was born on September 20, 1892 in Mount Ida, Wisconsin, United States. Son of Thomas Manley and Isabel (Beadle) Pallett.

Education

Student, Wisconsin State Normal School, Platteville, 1912-1914; student, University Toulouse (France), 1919; Bachelor of Science with high senior honors, University of Wisconsin, 1921; Master of Science, University of Wisconsin, 1922; student, University Chicago, 1923; Doctor of Philosophy, U. Oregon, 1931.

Career

Principal, Harlem Consolidated School, Rockford, Illinois, 1914-1917; director extension, Eastern State Teachers College, Madison, South Dakot, 1921-1927; registrar, U. Oregon, 1927-1948; acting dean of men, U. Oregon, 1929-1930; executive secretary and assistant to president, U. Oregon, 1930-1949; professor education School Education, U. Oregon also director teacher placement service, U. Oregon, 1949-1955.

Achievements

• Earl Manley Pallett has been listed as a noteworthy Education educator by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Secretary Oregon State Board Higher Education, from 1955. Sergeant United States Army, 1917-1919. Member American Association Basic Science Bds.

(president 1961-1962), American Legion, American Assn.CollegiateRegistrars, National Institutional Teacher Placement Association, Pacific Coast Association Collegiate Registrars (president 1937-1938), Northwest Association College.Placement Officials (president 1950-1951), Oregon Association Institutional Placement Officials (president 1950-1951), Eugene Gleemen (president 1940-1953), Lions Club (Eugenepres. 1950-1951), Masons, Phi Delta Kappa, Alpha Zeta.

Connections

Married Agnes Theresa Johnson, July 9, 1918. Children: Jacquelyn Agnes, Earl Marshall.

Father:

Thomas Manley Pallett

Mother:

Isabel (Beadle) Pallett

Spouse:

Agnes Theresa Johnson

child:

Earl Marshall Pallett

child:

Jacquelyn Agnes Pallett