Lock Haven University - Praeco Yearbook (Lock Haven, PA)

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CHARLES COXE Education, Social Studies: Director of College Extension Ph. B. Lafayette College A. M. Ed. M. Harvard University Ed. D. Pennsylvania State College LAURA E. BARKHUFF Supervisor, Grade lp Education B. S. Teachers College, Columbia University 13 MARGARET E. WALDRON Mathematics, Supervisor, lunior High School A. B. Vtlellesley College A. M. Teachers College, Columbia University W. HOWARD YOST Health and Physical Education Supervisor, lunior High School B. P. E. Springfield College A. B. Western Reserve University M. Ed. Temple University RUTH M. HOLMES Supervisor, Grade lVg Education B. S. Teachers College, Lock Haven, Pennsylvania A. M. Teachers College, Columbia University RUTH HOPKINS BROSIUS Librarian A. B. University oi Pittsburgh B. L. S. Carnegie institute of Tech- nology ROBERTA GENE SELTZER DUKE L. DAVIES KATHRINE A- GI-ENNON Registrar Bursar Nurse and Household Director B. S. University oi Pennsylvania AUDREY V, BRESSLER Bookkeeper FLORENCE DIETZ Secretary to President PHAECO-13 1 .

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W. MAX BOSSERT Health and Physical Education B S. State Teachers College, Lock Haven, Pennsylvania M. S. Teachers College, Columbia University GRACE E. ULLEMEYER Music: Supervisor Grades I-IX B. M. E., M. S, Northwestern Uni- versity EDNA A. BOTTORF Art, Supervisor, Elementary and HUBERT IACK Physical Education Tumor Hiqh School B. S. Slippery Rock State Teachers B. S., A M., Ed. D. Pennsylvania State College M ALLEN D. PATTERSON Director of Teacher Education: College . A. University ot Pittsburgh 'WN COPHINE BOOK Supervisor, Grade Vip Education Education B. S. Teachers College, Kirksville A. B. Grove City College Missouri A. M, Teachers College, Colurnhia M. S. University of Iowa University Ph. D. Ghio State University E. ROSS NEVEL ERNEST SHEASLEY DEBORAH M. BENTLEY Superintendent of Buildings and Storekeeper Dietitian Grounds PRAFTCO-12 79

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1 l 1 +!f0vl.s'f WM 3 f 0' Mui VV' ANTOINETTE KILSDONK I , , ff Lock Haven 2 Health Education, Science ESTHER MARIE SHEA Lock Haven English, Social Studies, Speech Vice-President endow KLM Once again the Lock Haven State Teachers College gives to the educa- tional world another graduating class. lt is not a large class-1943 has only forty graduates or so to offer, and for some, Fate has not designed their imme- diate future in their chosen profession. Our country is at war. Our first duty is to that country which has given us the privilege to gain an education of our own discretion. Most of the men and many of the women will be serving in the war effort instead of practicing the promotion of education. We can look forward to finding few representa- tives of the class of l943 at the annual alumni banquet of the college next year, because our immediate duties may station us afield from our present environ- ment. - - - These are realities that confront the graduating class of 1943! We have given sixteen years of our life in gaining knowledge worthy enough to have society recognize us as promoters in the field of education. lf we have spent sixteen years to achieve our goal, a few years of turmoil and strain connot convince us that our sacrifice was in vain. The world of the future will want us desperately. lt will need our ideas of happiness and security, our sociological and educational experiences to pro- mote a more stable world. We are small in number, but our help will be needed to shoulder the work of reconstruction. Our sixteen years were not in vain. Our education signifies Hope for a new world. PRAECO-14