Emporia State University - Sunflower Yearbook (Emporia, KS)

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Important task of the N. Y. A. this year was the building of an airport for the student pilot-training course. W. W. Bud Wilson and Ruth Stilso n instructed the neophyte eagles. Number two on the list of N. Y. A. accomplishments was the moving of two homes which were on the lots north of the Laboratory school. One of the houses, reports say, will be- come a new Home Economics practice house. The girls ' dormitory boasted two new additions to its staff, Mrs. Pearl Finkbiner as housemother, and Mrs. Jessie M. Winchester as dorm nur.se. Additional information on teaching requirements was contributed by Dr. Ray C. Maul, placement bureau head, in November. Pandemonium DR. RAY C. MAUL, director of the Extension Division, calls many hopeful seniors into his office for interviews such as the one shown above. [ 15 ]

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DR. H. E. SCHRAMMEL, director of the Bui-eau of Edu- cational Measurements, super- vises the staff which compiles and records the data on mil- lions of tests. Two hiindi-ed and twenty of us have the government and N. Y. A. to thank for our education. R. G. Cremer, head man at the General Office, bossed the N. Y. A. lads and lassies. Deans Minrow and MacFarlane combined offices on the ground floor of Plumb Hall and relieved wayward students of the necessity of climbing a flight of stairs to obtain reinstatement slips. R. G. CREMER, bursar and superintendent of buildings and grounds, and Blanche MorrLs, who replaced the former Coette Newton as chief stenographer in the General Office. [ 14 ] k

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DR. EDWIN J. BROWN, director of the Graduate Division. I resulted for many of us who plan the pursuit of pedagogy as a permanent profession. Exams in January turned the vineyard of l nowledge into a batch of sour grapes for procrastinating pupils. DR. E. R. BARRETT, head of the English De- partment, confers with George H. Pliilllps. 16