Mansfield University - Carontawan Yearbook (Mansfield, PA)

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Faculty ALGER, HUGH W. Science and Supervisor of Eighth Grade ALLEN, ELIZABETH S. English, Assistant Dean of Women ASHENFELTER, MRS. NELLIE Music, Elementary and Junior High School ATWATER, CORA Voice BELKNAP, DR. ARTHUR T. Dtan of Instruction BEYER, LEONARD K. Biology BOWERS, HELEN Office BROOKS, MARJORIE C. Harmony, Dictation, Music History BUCKINGHAM, LILLIAN E. Chemistry BUNN, MARGARET M. Office CASS, GEORGE W. Social Science CASWELL, WILLIAM E. Indastvial Arts CHATTERTON, IRVING T. Oral Expression CURE, JOHN English; Education DARRIN, CHARLES Head of Publicity Department DAVIS, PAUL J. Social Studies DIETSCHE. HELEN F. College Nurse DOANE, STELLA Librarian DOANE. DR. JOHN H. Physician ; Health Education DOANE. ALICE H. Latin ; English DOUGHTON. DR. ISAAC Director of Laboratory Schools Instruction

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II II II ri m- rr jrm J II II XX I I JLI l L XX II II II II »» ul Student life at Mansfield State Teachers College is based on the fundamental principles of American democracy. Most respected and worthy of these principles is the preservation of human rights, which emphasizes the value of human per- sonality. Accordingly, each indivi- dual is influenced to develop his personality so that it may inspire the respect of others. Important qualities to be considered are hu- manity, humility, and humor. By developing these qualities, one finds his college experience assuming new meaning and his conception of citi- zenship in a democracy taking on new significance. America is preparing to defend democracy. This brings us face to face with the problem of defining democracy. College men and women all over the country are asking themselves the very important ques- tion, ju st what are we preparing to defend. To answer this question, it would seem necessary for each and everyone of us to re-state and prac- tice the principles of democracy as they were laid down by the found- ing fathers of our country, and as they have operated to obtain and conserve those liberties for which many peoples of the world have sac- rificed so much. May we in our college activities learn to think and act democratically, and rededicate ourselves to the preservation of the liberties which democracy has brought us.

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ERICKSON, C. AILEEN Clothing FARRER, MARYON Foods and Nutrition FEIG, CHESTER A. Education FRANCIS, BERTRAM W. Band Leader; Instrumental Instruction GILBERT, CHARLES Handwriting; Elementary GILFILLAN, J. ALEX Piano; Mixed Chorus GILLETTE, EMMA German; English GRANT. HERBERT Chemistry; Physics GREELEY, GERALD E. Piano; Organ GRIGSBY, JESSIE I. Mathematics and Supervisor of Ninth Grade GRIGSBY, MILDRED L. Supervisor of Grade Six GWINN, DR. CLYDE W. Social Science; Education HABEGER, LORENE M. Supervisor of Grade Two HANCOCK. LEAH A. Hamemaking Supervisor HEWSON, EDNA Registrar HOPKINS, MARGARET Supervisor of Grade One HUTCHINSON, DOROTHY Supervisor of Grade Four JOHNSON, GLENN Men ' s Physical Education KEENLY, EDYTHA Junior High School Nurse KING, HATTIE House Matron LEBER MAN, JANETT Biology and Chemistry