Arizona State University - Sun Devil Spark / Sahuaro Yearbook (Tempe, AZ)

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FACU LT Y-— Gontinued A Gekrish. Olive M.—Vocal Music A. B.t University of Washington I i ai’lot. Leona M.—Supervisor Junior High School A. 13.. University of Arizona Hayden, Sara D.—Physical Training Stanford University Hoover, f. W.—Geography M. A.. University of Chicago’ Irish. F. M.—Physical Science ft A L B. A.. University of Iowa ' —y. Lauchlin, Meredith—Supervisor Primary Grades A. M.. University of Arizona Lyni , Louise B.—Supervision of Rural Schools B. S.. Columbin University Murdock. John R.—Social Sciences M. A., University of Iowa Murphy, Nina—Assistant of Physical Education Iowa State Teachers College Norton. Alma M.—Music B. S.. Teachers' College. Columbia University O'Conner. Ida Woolf—Supervisor of Primary Grades A. B.. University of Arizona Ostrander Forest E - Biology and Elementary Agriculture A. B. in Education; B. S.. Washington State College Payne, Ira I).—Head of Department of Education and Director of Training School M. A.. Stanford University Pilcher. E. Blanche—Assistant in English A. B., University of Kansas Porter. Minnie E.—Supcnnsor of English in Junior High School and Grades rh. D.. Ohio State University A. M.. Columbia University Roberts, Helen C.—Supervisor Primary Grades Tempe Normal School Roll. Ella L.—Superv isor Junior High School M. A., Stanford University Stewart, Anna R.—Home Economics A. B.. University of Southern California Still. Nellie—Assistant Training School B. A.. University of Arizona Waltz. Waldo E.—Mathematics B. S. In Education. State Teachers' College. Klrkville. Missouri Wiggins. Katherine Larkin—Assistant Art and English B. A.. University of Kansas Wilson, Irma—Spanish and Latin M. A., Columbia University Wivel, C. B.—Commerce A. M.. University of Arizona rP

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FACULTY Anderson, Theresa—Supervisor Intermediate Grades B. S., Columbia University Anderson, William I.—Art B. S.. National University of Chicago Blackburn. R. L.—Education M. A.. University of Washington Brown, Clara S.—Kindergarten Indianapolis Teachers College B ut k hard, S a m UEL—Education A. M„ Columbia University Calloway, Esther—Assistant Training School M. I’d.. State Teachers’ College. Greeley, Colorado Chase. Vera—Supervisor Primary Grades A. B.. University of Southern California Cl i r i sty . Waldo B.—Com merce A. M.. University of Chicago Clark, Alva B.—Manual Training Chicago Normal School Em pry, Mary McNulty—Supervisor Primary Grades Tempo Normal School Fairbanks, M. Leslie—Machine Shop and Forge Work Delaware College Felton, Tames L.—English and Public Address A. M., University of Chicago Fenton, Norman—Assistant in Education A. M„ Harvard University Ph. D., Stanford University

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 A SENIOR CLASS HISTORY ME Class of 1926 has the honor of being the first ever graduated from the Tempo State Teachers’ Col- lege. Such a class as this gives an encouraging be- ginning for such an institution. It has been noted not only for its size, but for its accomplishments, its spirit and enthusiasm, and its high ideals. In its Junior year the class had as officers Floyd Davis, president; Lola Mae Regan, vice-president; Karl Merrill, sec- retary; and Bcnita Yacger, treasurer. Included in the activi- ties of the year were a class party, a picnic given in honor of the Seniors at Riverside Park, and the presentation of the play. Intimate Strangers.'’ This year has seen a growth of worthwhile activities under the guidance of Earl Merrill, president; Isabel Loch, vice- president; Nadine Jelly, secretary, and Robert Adams, treasurer. College Day was largely sponsored by this class. Much pride has been derived from the construction of the “T” on the Butte, this also being one of the class activities of the year. The class party, given at the first of the year, was admittedly a creat success. The college paper, “The Tempo Collegian, was a bril- liant s cress with Nadine Jelly as editor. The Lyceum 0 rse as very efficiently handled by Ethel Johnson. Chair- man o the Lvceum Committee. I’nder the auspices of the Sahuaro Staff, the class spon- sored an entertainment presented by the Lions Club of Phoenix. Much credit and honor is due Miss Pilcher, Coach Mc- Creary and Mr. Waltz, who have so ably served as class advisors. The class has been- ever noted for its excellent spirit of co-operation for its general capability and leadership, and for its unbuilding characteristics. It is with regret that the members of this class leave and it is dso with great re ct that the college sees them go. ■ Colors: l,l:.c and Gold FLowkr : Cactus Blossom Ft!