Bloomsburg University - Obiter Yearbook (Bloomsburg, PA)

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' ' ' ' ' ' ■ — ' - -» ' ■ . .- . ■ I i I i M ' i i f i r r Dr. Francis B. Haas Dr. Haas (]lilainr(l his elenieiitarv ami secondary ediK ' ation from the Pliiladclpliia |)ul)lic scIiocjIs. Followiiii:; his tjraduation from Central High School in 19U4, he decided on teachint; as his life ' s work, and entered the l ' hiladel])hia School of I ' edagogy. In 19U(i he took his first leaching jjosi- tion in the Kindertim I ' .lenientary School. From the hes inning, the work of Dr. Haas has heen exceptional, and he always seemed exempt from most of the ditticulties and embarrassment which usually beset the novice. The T ' hiladeliihia School of Pedagog) ' has bestowed many honors upon him, Ian being possessed with an insatiable desire for self-inipro ement, he kept on with those studies which might make him of still wider jirofessional usefulness. He recei ed his Bachelor ' s degree from Temple University in 1913, and his degree of ALA. froiu the University of Pennsylvania in 1922. In the year 1924 Dr. Haas was appointed Deputy Superintendent of Public Instruc- tion, and with his past experience made an excellent man for the position. Owing to the death of Dr. Becht, Dr. Haas became Superintendent of Pub- lic Instruction. Dr. Haas has the combination of professional, administra- tive, and executive skill of which all great educators are made. Dr. Haas became President of the lUonni burg State Teachers College in 1927. All the students have learned to Ime him, and his influence will be felt in their lives after they have left the college. Dr. Haas is not only an excellent instructor and administrator, but a wonderful counselor and friend. He is a member of the Phi Delta Kajipa Fraternity.

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r Faculty Francis B. Haas, A.M., Pn.D. - W. B. SUTLIFK, A.M. Mai«;ueuitk W. Kkhk, I ' h.D. Rachel Turner, B.A. John C. Koch, A.B. C. M. Hausknecht - Nevin T. Englehart President Dean of Instruction Dean of Women - Assistant Dean of Women Dean of Men Business Manager Sup(.rinttiidcnt of Grounds and Buildings Earl N. Rhodes, A.M. May T. Hayden, B.S. Edna J. Hazen, A.M. John C. Koch, A.B. Dcpai-ttiicnt of Teacher Training - Director of Teacher Training Director of Primary Educat ion Director of Intermediate Education - - - Director of Junior High School Education Priviarx Iva Bailey, A.B. Maude Campbell. Ph.B. Mrs. Lucille J. Baker, A.B. Enna B. Pigg, B.S. Mabel Moyer. B.S. Avis Smith, A.M. Intermediate Agnes S. Bryan, A.B. Helen F. Carpenter, B.S. Anna C. Garrison, B.S. Etta H. Keller. B.S. Bertha Rich. A.B. Department of Education O. H. Bakeless, A.M. David H. Robbins. A.M. John J. Fischer. A.M. Department of English Christe Jeffries. A.M. Ethel E. Shaw. B.S. Alice M. Johnson, A.M. Mathilde J. Kvlp. .A.M. Samuel L. W ' ilson. A. M. Department of Foreign Languages Howard F. Fexstemaker. A.B. Department of Science D. S. Hartline. A.m. S. I. Shortess, B.S. Department of Social Studies Edward H. Reams. A.M. Nell M. upin. A.M. Department of Geography H. Harrison Russel. Ph.D. 24