California State University Chico - Record Yearbook (Chico, CA)

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FACULTY WOMEN ALICE ANDERSON A B Llbrarlan ANNA L BARNEY BL ML MA Dean of Women ASSOCIBIC Professor Drama MAv1s TODD BROWN Instructor Art LURA M DEAN Ph B Instructor Klndergarten Educatron CORDELIA GOCKE A B Instructor Physlcal Eclucatron ESTHER M HAHN B S M S Instructor Home Economlcs EDITH M I-IAGAN AB Instructor Educatron VESTA FIOLT A B A M Assrstant Professor Screnct RUBY A JONES A B M A Assrstant Professor Enghsh LIDA LENNON Assxstant Professor MUSIC LINA LOUISE LINSTAD B S A M Instructor Educatron MARGARET MAXWELL A B M A Instructor Art GAIL BLRFIELD PAULSON A B Assrstant Professor Home Economlcs CHARLOTTE Ross PEOPLES A B M A Instructor Enghsh JULIA E NORRIS Ph B Instructor Educatlon ELIZABETH ROCKWOOD A B Instructor Physlcal Educatron FLORENFE V RITCHIE B S M S Instructor Home Economlcs ALICE SPROUL Instructor Educatlon EMMA A WILSON Reglstrar I I I , mvmm-'-mn ---'- -----I-Nm''MTB ' . A CLARA E. KAPS, B.S., A.M.. ,.,I ,,.r, L ,..,,... ..,,I, , Associate Professor, Education Y 1 ------H----4-'--xvY- A a ...gi I I

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l E FACULTY MEN A- L- ACKER- ------.----....--......-.. Instructor, Men's Physical Education and Coach HUGH M- BELL- A-B-. A.M. ...................... .... . Assistant Professor, Psychology E- L- COLE. A.B., A.M.. ED.. ..Y....... Professor Education, Head of Department RAPHAEL ECI-IEVERRIA. A.B.. .,., Assistant Professor, Romance Languages PHILLIP M. ILOFF, A.B., A.M. .....,,,.,............,............ Professor, Mathematics DAVID F JACK!-EY, B.S., M.A. .,...,.... . Associate Professor, Industrial Education WATSON I.. JOHNS, A.B., lVl.A. ......., Professor, Biology, Head of Department RUSSELL KIDDER, B.S.. ..................,.............. .,..... , Instructor, Manual Training LLOYD LANDIS, A.B.. .e-,. . ,............, , ...... ..................... I nstructor, Shop MORRISON E. MERIAM, B.A., B.D. ..... .....,... . Professor, Psychology R. C. MERRILL, B.S., M.A. ....,....,.................,..........,.,... - Professor, Education E. I. MILLER, A.B., A,M., Ph.D. ,...............,..........,,.......,,.,..,,,..,,........ W. ...,.. ,..e., P rofessor, History and Political Science, Head of Department C. M. OSENBAUGH, A.B., M.A. ..,...,.r,......,....,......,.........,...... . ......, A--- President GAIL MOORE ........,.....,.,...i.,.. .. -. ................,,.... Instructor, Auto Mechanics E. A. POWERS, B.L., ............. ...... P rofessor, English, Head of Department HERBERT C. REIMER, A.B. -....... E, ..,.,.,........... Instructor, Physical Education A. G. RINN, B.S. ..,.,...,,...................... .................... I nstructor, Agriculture FORDYCE I. STEWART, A.B., M.A. ..,.,................. Associate Professor, Education C. K. STUDLEY, A.B., M.S. ........................ Dean of Men, Professor, Geography R. W. VAN ALSTYNE, A.B., A.M., Ph.D. ...........,., Assistant Professor, History C. B. WHITMOYER, B.S., M.S. .........................,.. Associate Professor, Chemistry PAUL HOWARD YOUNG, A.B., A.M. .......... ...... . .--Assistant Professor, Music -gif IO EF..-

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Ei. SUMMER SESSION UMMER SCHOOL! You'll never know all of Chico State unless you go: you'll never know what living at the foot of the most majestic White King is like unless you try it. Living in tents, eating the best food in a huge screened cafe- teria, ambling the afternoon away in a meadow by a babbling brook, seeing the morning sun give its flush of rainbow to our Mountain, and the evening's beauty a regular Alpine glow to huge fields of snow. Just ten years ago the administration conceived the idea that a summer session was a necessity for a growing college, and that going to school in Chico temperature was an impossibility. The icy vantage-point of the valley seemed a logical place to seek coolness and beauty for an educational setting. With the cooperation of the citizens of Mount Shasta City a very primitive set of build- ings greeted the brave pioneers seeking educational advantages in 1919. Since that time the state has acknowledged the advisability of the venture and has taken over the ownership of the property, increasing its original boundaries by the purchase of Bfteen acres of meadow land, and is steadily adding permanent improvements. In a very short space of time, the original back-woodsy campus has reached the dimensions of a summer resort: and some of the pioneers even sigh at seeing cement walks and grey-painted buildings go up, even though they realize that civilization has its advantages in cleanliness. Summer School should be a part of your experience at Chico State-Come to Mount Shasta. A -.i.,3f I2