Mansfield University - Carontawan Yearbook (Mansfield, PA)

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ELISABETH S. ALLEN. BS (Mansfield), MA. (Columbia), Supervisor of English, Cam- pus Junior High School. CORA A. ATWATER. Mus B (Chicago Con- servatory), Instructor in Voice. HELEN V. BOWERS. Secretary to the Dean of Instruction. LEONARD K. BEYER. BS (Bethany), M.S. (Cornell), Instructor in Biological Science. MARGARETTE BONE, B.S. (Bloomsburg), Ed M (Penn State), Supervisor of Kin- dergarten, Campus Elementary School. PAUL L. DAVIS. LI B structor in History. (Dickinson), In- EUGENE P. BERTIN, A B. (Bucknell), M.A. (Harvard), Director of Secondary Educa- tion and Extension Education. MARJORIE C. BROOKS. BS (New York), MA. (Eastman), Director of Music Education. LILLIAN E. BUCKINGHAM. BS (Penn- sylvania State), M.S. (Cornell), In- structor in Foods and Family Health. LILLA CORTWRIGHT. BS (Buffalo State Teachers), MS (Cornell), Instructor in Home Management and Child Develop- ment JOHN W. CURE. PhB (Bucknell) Ed. M. (Harvard), Instructor Language and Literature. HELEN FIELD, Matron MILDRED L. GIESECKE. B S. (Ohio), MA. Columbia), Supervisor of Grade 1, Cam- pus Elementary School. JESalE L. GRIGSBY, BS, MA (New York), Principal and Supervisor of Mathematics, Campus Junior High School. MILDRED L. GRIGSBY. B S. (Bucknell), M.A. (Columbia), Supervisor of Grade 6, Campus Elementary School.

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At the conclusion of the worst war in history we of the allied nations in addition to being grateful for the victory which has come to us must also face the problem that the war has opened all frontiers and we must turn and live with the peoples of all nations. As college women you can make a tremDndous contribu- tion by facing this task courageously. The teach- ing profession embodies the spirit of service to others and that is a basic keynote in under- standing people. By assuming this social re- sponsibility ably, by understanding our present heritage in terms of the past, by being interested sufficiently in the group of which you are a part to take an active interest in its projects, by being a person whose life is characterized by qualities of high character, leadership and service, by possessing an intelligent calm spirit, and by practicing a philosophy to live usefully and bravely, you will do much to guide others to live successfully with the people of the world. Dorothy M. Wasley, Dean o Women Deans A moment of retrospect shows a great con- trast between the college years of 1944-45 and 1945-46. The former was a period when all eyes were focused upon the armed conflicts of the world and the many immediate problems. A glance at the present shows this year to be one in which Japan ' s premature collapse brought use face to face with the immediate execution of certain of the preconceived post- war plans. It is a time of welcoming into our , midst two groups of young men. One is com- posed of those young men who left us to enter the armed services, the other those young men who are entering colloge for the first time. Both are taking advantage of the opportunity to obtain more education. It is with great pride that we welcome them into our midst. May you never lose sight of the fact that an enlight- ened public is a most desirable goal. It will be your duty to wage the war against ignorance by carrying the torch of knowledge into the schools of our country as you carried the battle for the four freedoms to the corners of the earth. Hold the torch high. Cyril L. Stout, Acting Dean of Men ■-■ :0 t '

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LORENE M. HABEGER. B.S. (Kansas Teach- ers), M.A. (Columbia), Supervisor of Grade 2, Campus Elementary School. DOROTHY B. HALL. Clerk in Campus Store. EDNA HEWSON. (Geneseo, Elmira Busi- ness Institute, Gregg), Registrar. LEWIS R. HIGLEY. B.S. (Mansfield), Super- visor of Industrial Arts, Campus Junior High School. DOROTHY HUTCHINSON. B.S., MA. (Penn- sylvania), Supervisor of Grade 4, Cam- pus Elementary School. JEAN CHARLES KOHLER. B.M. (De Pauw), MM (Eastman), Instructor in Piano and Organ. EDYTHA KEENEY. R.N., (Clifton Springs). Campus Schools Nurse. AUSTIN G. LEDWITH. Mus.B. (New Eng- land Conservatory), M.A., (Harvard), Instructor in Band and Orchestra In- struments, Instrumental Organizations, Chorus, Conducting, and Music History. S. MANFORD LLOYD. B.S. (Mansfield), M.A. (Columbia), Instructor in Mathe- matics. HERBERT E. MANSER. B.S., M.A., (Columbia), Instructor in French, Latin, and Spanish. ELIZABETH B. MORALES. B.S., M.A ., (Co- lumbia), Director of Home Economics Education. EDNA P. MARSH. B.S., M.A, (Columbia), Supervisor of Grade 3, Campus Ele- mentary School. KIMBLE G. MARVIN, B.S. (Lafayette), M.A, (New York), Instructor in Health and Physical Education. JOSEPH J. MOORE. M D. (Pennsylvania), College Physician.