Eastern Michigan University - Aurora Yearbook (Ypsilanti, MI)

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Four CLIQMIQNS P, STIZIMLIZ, Socrctary-Rcgistrzu-

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jforetnoro 9Dne's future is ,huiloeo upon ef: periences of bis past. Qlmong these the stuoent granuate counts his ttoo pears spent ar the wichigan State Jliormal Qlollege as especially rich in inspira: tion gaineo from associations toith hoth faculty ann fellotn classmates, Gihat in the future he may he ahle to recall these memories, me hahe enoean: oceo to recoco here all that tnill suggest college naps. Qlihe CIEiJito1Ts.

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Gu lemens . Steimle in reeugnitiun uf his valuable services ann untiring efforts in the petfntmance uf his Duties as Secreturpzfiegistrar nf the college me, the tluss uf 1919, gratefully uenteate this hunk. I am sure that the entire senior class as well as the alumni and friends of this institution will be glad to see our genial Sec- retary-Registrar, Mr. C. P. Steimle, occupying this place of honor in the present issue of THE AURORA. No man on our campus is better or more favorably known. His genius for organization and his rare grasp of the details of any situation are in daily evidence. Mr. Steimle came from the Atlantic Mine High School to the Normal College, in 1900. After graduation he taught in the Al- bion High School for one year, and later was Principal of the Hillsdale High School for two years. He had strongly special- ized in mathematics under Dr. David Eugene Smith, so that when a vacancy occurred in that department in this institution he Was naturally called to fill that place. He held the place of Assistant in Mathematics from 1905 until 1909. when he wa.s made Sec- retary-Registrar of the college, a place which he has ably filled until the present time. ,It is eminently proper that a decade of such excellent service should be recognized by THE IAURORA in this manner. EDVVIN A. STRONG. iv