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

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William H. Steers Coaches As d man, cool, calm, easy- gcirg ... as a coach, cool, cairn, terrific! . . . Always a gentleman, both on and off the field. Robert M. Keck Electrifies Spends most of his time in guiding stage constructions and lighting for College Players. . . . Had to go to all the trouble of breaking in a new man when a perfect technical director decided to to turn actor. Dr. E. G. Salisbury Hikes An out-of-doors man . . . never misses his daily jaunt regardless of the weather . . . Hkes to fish and is looking for- ward to a fishing trip in Florida this summer. Darrell J. Mase Speaks Now, at Blue Hole . . . Uncle Darrell ' s chief topic of conversation since his suc- cessful Experimental Camp last summer. . . . Has made correct speech a requirement for all teachers graduated from California. Dr. J. Riley Staats Advocates Self expression in educa- tion . . . Keeps his students pacing the campus for maps. . . . Makes Geography an ex- citing course. . . . Holds sway over the Athletic Council. . . . A swell fellow. Ehzabeth Curry Directs The reascn for all the Junior Flayers ' activity . . . Constantly wishes College Players would admit more of her Junior Players . . . Part of the Curry-Keisling team . . . Teaches English. Dr. Thomas M. Gilland Trains Observes and coaches stu- dent teachers . . . Never in- dulges in permitting his re- actions to be mirrored in his face . . • Nevertheless he is still liked by students and teachers. FACULTY 19

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FACULTY Dr. Harry L. Kriner Moves Resigns his Dean of Instruc- iion duties. . . . Goes to Har- risburg as one of Dr. Lester K. Ade ' s many aides. . . . Leaves behind many memories for his wide interest in athletics. . . . Had a great love and was originator of the modern extra-curricular system. Ella E. Bernstorf Chaperones Dean of Women . . . ama- teur gardener about the col- lege grounds . . . expert nee- dlewoman . . . teaches math ... a great booster of the state of Kansas , . . but loves Pennsylvania ... A willing counsellor to all who seek her aid. Paul N. Walter Fosters Affectionately called Pop by his nature lovers. . . . Fos- ters hikes, bird study groups, trips to various camps, for- ests, any place where nature can be found. . . . Summer camps are his vacation speci- alties. f

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Horace Montgomery Quizzes Our economist is popularly known among the students as Pop Quiz which is quite obviously the essence of the problem of many students . . . both of government and economics. ... A new prof but well-liked . . . Sagacious. Lois GUlis Greets The smile she flashes as you enter the General Office al- ways makes you feel im- mediately at ease. . . . Took over Miss Hartley ' s duties without missing a stride. . . . Secretary to Dean Sacco along with her other duties. Wilma C. Smith Guards No one can enter our Prexy ' s office without the consent of Mrs. Smith, Secre- tary to Dr. Steele. . . . Known affectionately as Wilma . . . Last name used to be Con- nelly until Christmas vaca- tion this term. . . . Then changed it to Smith. Lee Hornbake Waves Always waves a friendly hand m greetmg . . . Quiet, amiable, reserved . . . The in- tellectual of the Industrial Arts Department . . . Well- liked ... a splendid addition to our faculty. FACULTY 20 S. L. Coover Dreams A Uttle man whose big dream is coming true . . . the new Industrial Arts Building. . . . The power behind those annual conferences held each year by the lads from the shops . . . Energetic. Bess M. Hazen. Paints Aside from her duties as art instructor, she paints pictures . . . several of which have been exhibited. . . . Never worries, though her art classes worry many students till far, far into the night. Aaron I. Hoover Carves The reserved economist of the wood shop . . . Also has sheet metal, drawing classes and such, well in hand. . . . Probably the quietest man on the campus.