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

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Nina J. Williams, A.B. Department of English Intensely interested in student activities, Miss Williams is tlie ad- visor of three of the most impor- tant of these — The Kentonian, The Chestnut Burr, and the Y. W. C. A. None knew thee but to love thee. Nor named thee but to praise. Levi L. Career, A.B., A.M., LiTT.D. Dejiartment of Eni thh Although officially listed in the catalog as an English teacher, Mr. Garber has a wide reputation as a psychologist. Under his instruc- tion, the beauty and sublimity of the works of our great literary masters appear to us. Margaret C. Pottinger Department of Phijsical Education Small in stature, an unlimited capacity for hard work, and a friendly disposition, mark our physical director as an important unit in K. S. N. C. 23

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Louise Mainline T mining Siipen ' isor No practice teacher could wish to find a more helpful critic teacher than Miss Hainline. Her tact in handling difficult situations in the schoolroom, and her unfail- ing kindness make her one of the best loved members of our faculty. Robert M. Fosnight Training Supervisor All students who have done practice teaching at Brady will agree in saying that Mr. Fosnight could rightly be termed The age of Bradv Lake School. Edith M. Olson Training Supervisor She is the one of whom it has been said, She hath a heart of steel, surrounded by an iceberg. But if the practice teachers do their best, they will find beneath the surface a heart of pure gold, and one that will sympathize and help them. Her favorite expres- sion is, See me.

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» MiRTiE Mabee, A.B., B.S., Pd.M. Training S iperrisor A moi ' e amiable and apprecia- tive person than Miss Mabee is hard to find. Professionally a mathematics teacher, but better known as a critic teacher, Kent is fortunate in having her on the fac- ulty. John W. Dirkson Assii fani iu Manual Training Most teachers secure their pro- fessional training in college, but Mr. Dirkson received his in the in- dustrial world at first hand. An earnest and tireless worker is this disciple of Vulcan. Clara D. Hitchcock, B.S. Training Supervisor As an apostle of Froebelism, Miss Hitchcock is surely there. She is a true friend to children and adults alike. Just step into the kindergarten room some day when you are feeling blue, and catch one of her cheerful smiles. 24