Kent State University - Chestnut Burr Yearbook (Kent, OH)

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JOSEPH E. LAYTON, A. B., Ph. D. Department of History and Government LIDA MEREDITH LAYTON. A. B., Ph. B. Department of Household Science and Arts J. W. DINSMORE, A. M. Department of Rural Schools LEMUEL ARTHUR PITTENGER, A. B., A. M. Department of English CLINTON S. VAN DEUSEN, M. E. Department of Manual Training HARVEY L. EBY, A. B. Field Work and Extension Teaching RUTH V. ATKINSON Department of Physical Education EDITH M. OLSON Training Supervisor JOSEPH B. HANAN, Ph. B. Training Supervisor, Rural School ELLIS C. SEALE. B. S., A. B., A. M. Field Work and Extension Teaching MARGARET W. BLAKE Training Supervisor ADALINE KING Clerk 1 1

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Faculty JOHN EDWARD McGILVREY, A. B. President HELEN M. ATKINSON, A. B. Assistant to the President JOHN THOMAS JOHNSON, A. B. Dean of Faculty Director of Science and Agriculture GEORGE EDWARD MARKER, A. B., A. M. Department of Education MAY H. PRENTICE Director of Training LEWIS SYLVESTER HOPKINS, B. A., M. A. Department of Biology FRANCES M. DICKEY, B. DL, B. S., M. A. Department of Public School Music NINA S. HUMPHREY Department of Public School Art MARGARET DUNBAR, B. L., B. L. S. Department of Library Science ELSIE MABEE, A. B., Pd. M., Ph. B. Training Supervisor GLADYS FISHLEIGH Training Supervisor DAVID OLSON, B. A., M. Sc. Department of Geography 13

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A Panoramic View Oh ! those drear October days When the rain came pouring down — When we started in at Normal, — How we hated this old town! There were tears of grief and sadness, Longings for our home so dear, As we said to one another, Goodness! Why did I come here? But ere long when we were settled, And the sun began to shine, We ' d say to those who queried, Why, we like it here just fine! Oh ! the air ' s so pure and wholesome, High up on Normal Hill; Pesky germs do not disturb us, We can live, and with a will. All the stately oaks and chestnuts, Growing on the campus wide, Seem to say, We ' re proud of Normal ; Come and share w ith us that pride. And the students — well, I ' ll tell you, Though you travel everywhere, Such a group of pretty maidens You ' ll admit are very rare. Then the boys ! I ' most forgot them, As I nearly always do, Are great in quality — but oh ! They ' re entirely too few. But, of course, the most important, As I ' m sure you all have guessed, Is the corps of busy teachers, Each one better than the rest. Kent State Normal ! Yes, we love it, Love it for its mem ' ries new, And the prospects reaching onward To a goal beyond our view. I. W. 15