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

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Ralph L. Eyman, B.S. Department of Phijuical Science Fi ' om country schoolteacher to college professor is a worthy at- tainment for a man of Mr. Ey- man ' s age. He is a loyal booster of school activities and scientific eating. Emily C. Smith Head of Lowry Hall The head of Lowry Hall they say, Due tribute to her we must pay. She is our guide and friend, ' tis true. At times we know not what to do. Her rules we think are very hard. And some we surelv would discard. Amanda Jacobson Department of Public School Art She loves to skate and hunt and row. She also loves her work, you know. Well might it be said that Miss Jacobson is a student teacher, for she is pursuing the study of Ger- man with all the zeal and enthusi- asm of an undergraduate. 25

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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

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I TTt -T i David Olson, A.B., M.Sc. Department of Geogmphij Did you ever take a field trip witli Mr. Olson? If not, do so at the fii ' st opportunity, and you will understand what he means by be- ing Spezific. Geography may be dead in the hands of some teachers, but with Mr. Olson it becomes a real, live subject. As for in- stance — Mary E. Dexter Training Supervisor Although new at Kent Normal, Miss Dexter has already won a place in the hearts of those who have been fortunate enough to make her acquaintance. She may often be found visiting the college classes in which she is interested. Anne Maud Shamel Depanment of Public School Music This member of the faculty with her charming disposition and aes- thetic nature, is highlv respected by the students of K. S. N. C. She has given us many inspirations that will help us during the com- ing years. 26