California University of Pennsylvania - Monocal Yearbook (California, PA)

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HARRY L. KRINER Dean of instruction . . . coach of one of the better known teams on the campus . . . D team . . . Inventor of a rather famous system of individual records for students . . . does not place absolute faith in the results of intelligence tests . . . he ' s the man who can be seen struggling about under that derby . . . very difficult to find, except by appointment . . . seems to know every student by his first name and never forgets it. ELLA E. BERNSTORF Dean of Women . . . lover of flowers . . . spends a great deal of her spare time tending to the flowers around the campus . . . teaches mathematics . . . was once tempted to give up teaching and write a textbook in CoUege Algebra . . . thinks nothing of assigning fifty algebra problems at one time ... is the controlling hand behind the numerous social functions on the campus. PAUL N. WALKER Dean of Men . . . another nature lover . . . takes advantage of his love, however . . . teaches nature study . . . CoUector of bugs, flowers, leaves, and what ever else turns up . . . Takes his students into the great outdoors every summer ... is the proud papa of one of those cute campus kids . . . has the rather tough job of keeping peace between the traveling men, the South Hall men, and the Dixon men . . . but he manages it. A C U

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r - ' lfrthj,. ARTHUR S. GILMORE The institution is steadily growing larger. . . . Has truly earned a Phi Beta Kappa key . . . Sponsor of Pi Gamma Mu . . . Financial advisor to the treasury departments of organiza- tions . . . Never fails to mention Mother in his lectures. C. B. WILSON His prestige in counselling extends far beyond the realms of California State Teachers College . . . appointed national counsellor . . . Seems to take delight in demonstrating interest by force (back-slapper) . . . I.Q. finder . . . Takes time out every now and then to tell long and complicated stories to his psychology classes . . . and to that little Irish girl, Irene. EMMA SACCO Prefers to teach fourth graders rather than college students . . . always right up to the minute on the news . . . May a Supreme Court Judge retire at the age of seventy, if he so desires, Mr. Kirchner? . . . perfect enunciation . . . and a smUe for everyone. S. M. NEAGLEY Greatest ambition ... to visit the Vatican Library in Rome ... an advocate of long new-type tests . . . Knows History of Education through and through . . . teaches stu- dents how to escape irate mothers, whose little dears have failed, by showing them figures that do not lie . . . good shot with his rifle. NEWTON KERSTETTER Does not approve of the catechetical method of teaching . . . often shows motion pictures, much to the delight of his classes . . . introduced something novel in the way of two- minute classes . . . Has very unique devices for the preven- tion of cheating. u