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

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Marguerite Cadwallader, A.B. Tra ining Supervisor It is a pleasure to teach under Miss Cadwallader ' s direction, is the universal opinion of the stu- dents who teach in the fifth grade. 1 m Ellis C. Seale, A.E., A.M., B.S. Head (if the Department of Riirat Sehools It is the opinion of all students in Mr. Seale ' s classes that he could teach any subject and teach it well. He has surely made many of the connections that he often talks about in psychology. With his help, athletics have taken on a new lease of life and appear to be on the road to success. Bertha Louise Nixson Department of Household Science It would be difficult to find a more enthusiastic worker, and one who believes more thoroughly in her work than Miss Nixson. So thoroughly does she portray the ideas of good home making, and so well does she enter into the spirit of the practical, rather than the theoretical, that her enthusi- asm can hardly help but reach all her students.

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Florence Barbara Dolph Training Supej ' visor ' Cant ' do without her, The girls all say, ' Don ' t know what it is, Unless it ' s just her way. Lester S. Ivans, Ph.B., A.M. Extension Teacher M.S. Mr. Ivans is another new man on the teaching staff. Not having taught here this year, we are will- ing to accept the verdict of our ex- tension brethren. Well done, they say, and we know they mean it. We will welcome you as a res- ident instructor, Mr. Ivans. ISABELLE Dunbar Assistant Librarian We realize the trials and tribu- lations of a librarian. But we always find Miss Isabelle willing and obliging. We shall always re- member her oft repeated expres- sions, I ' ll look it up, and, You are perfectly welcome. 27

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Clinton S. Van Deusen Department of Manual Training Mr. Van Deusen ' s reputation is not confined to Kent alone. He has been honored by the Industrial Arts association by being chosen president of that body of teachers. Keep up the good work. We are glad to have you for a friend and an instructor. Florence B. Cruttenden, B.S. Dipaitnienf of History If a course in skating were to be added to the curriculum, Miss Cruttenden would prove a compe- tent teacher. History means some- thing when taught by a good, up to date nistructor. Miss Crutten- den is both. Katherine E. CORBETT, B.S. B.Pd., Miss Corbett in her work as a grade teacher shows that a broad education is very desirable. Not only can she teach in a creditable way her routine work, but she brings to her classes that great fund of experience which is the distinguishing quality of a success- ful critic teacher. 29