Eastern Michigan University - Aurora Yearbook (Ypsilanti, MI)

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HDWIH lSiHHilVt UiilCtS Lil4e the parts of a delicate machine, carefully manipulated to complete the perfect product, each ol the administrative statl vvorlqs diligently to mold the lives ol our students to become good teachers and loyal citizens of the respective cem- munities into which they go. Dean of Administration Egltert R. lslzell and Mr. C. P. Steimle, Registrar, are the control units of the routine matters ol the school. 'lhey hold the information and vital papers concerning our progress, To them tnefuddled students goto straigh- ten out program ditliculties and checlc up on how they stand on graduation. For comfort and guidance in matters ot living and social problems we seek the ottices ot our respective deans. Dean Susan B. l-lill is the dean of vvomen. Dean Frances Farnham is her assistant. The men Find Dean james lvl. Brown ever ready to give advice. The students ot Michigan State Normal College appreciate the vvorl4 ol this stati ol administrative otticers at our service. ln our daily busy lives vve sometimes Forget the little things this unassuming group does. REGISTRAR STEIMLE DEAN ISBELL DEAN HILL DEA FARNHAM DEAN BROWN Aiwa,

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PRESIDENT ,lOl-IN M. MUNSON n. I. X v' ' 'wit i- fits I ktllriirglgg ' v w i i i f fi ' Lahti. , l iii. 'rll i 1 i, ' X? ll l i i i ik ' 1 ll ll lllli i' ff H ll li l l l l l , l If l ,ii i i I A ,., ,ii-,i.g,,. -ix ,ilJ!ii,,,N,,I' -4 mJ '5 i1.:,-A l li I i i I ' agfwim g riiii' , ,l , , , L - 1423 ,s .,:qg il ' ' H -.,, 'l ' ' ' t ' i1 1lI l lj , grjr-wi L, Y .il 1 . ' M, ' i Y f z - ttf i f ' fi f- -- -,fx 1- .,, No organization Can be outstanding without the leadership ot a well- ciualilied individual. Michigan State Normal College Findssuchan individual in the person ol President ,lohn M. Munson. l-lis tireless erlorts for the faculty and student body have expanded our campus in size, beauty, and importance. l-lis cooperation in college events whether large or small, and his interest in the vvell-being ol the students is demonstrated again and again. l-le is constantly seelcing methods of furthering progressive education on our campus, and is alert to any changes that are made in the Field of education. ln all, President john M. Munson has Worked diligently to malce Michigan State Normal College one of the Finest normal colleges in the country.

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t'.l3 Back Row: Aitchison Miserez jordan Harrold Moore l-lanna Barnes Magoon Emery Cooper Front Row: Sanders Ballevy Carey Eckert l-lagle l.impus VW, , Left to Right: Edson Wood McKay Kelly Stowe ENGLISH v SPEECH Welch l-lall is the center of instruction in literature, and in its tamed old halls are enjoyed the writings ot all ages. l-lere too, young authors are given the opportunity to satisfy their whims tor creative Writing. The fundamentals for teaching literature, composition, and grammar are ottered by a stahf headed by Protessor Gerald Sanders. This group expertly guides classes to a better under- standing and appreciation of the English language. Side by side with these English instructors work the speech teachers. To them, oral interpretations are as important as the written ones. Professor Frederick B, lVlcKay heads the enthusiastic group ot leaders Who coach the amateur speakers on the Way to uput acrossl' their subjects. Many a Winner has come from under their wing to bring tame and honor to our school. Also dramatic training is ohfered to those aspiring to become Barrymores and l.unts or Bernhardts and Cornells, 'I4