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

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Samuel M. Neagley Scores Vitally interested in finding Means and Medians . . . The perfect teacher of Pestaloz- zian practice . . . Respected and admired for his absolute impartiality and fairness . . . Teaches Philosophy and spon- sors the Rifle Club. Anthony Stavaski Prints This dynamo of human energy operates more quickly than his printing presses. . . . prizes a good bound book . . . Never tiring. George Harding Rambles Can take a geography class on a rambling tour through any country in the world and discuss everything from land formation to roofing paint. . . . Chuck full of knowl- edge. Mary N. Brown Mothers As Matron of North Hall, Mrs. Brown is practically a mother to her girls . . . Makes living m the Dorm more home-like and attractive . . . Can usually be found with Miss Bernstorf. FACULTY 24 Emma Sacco Schedules As acting Dean of Instruc- tion Miss Sacco makes out students ' schedules. . . . Has revised Dr. Krmer ' s Football Team into her Bridge Club. Nellie Pardoe Diagrams A whiz at diagramming . . . Knows all the angles ... an expert at bridge and lots of fun to know . . . especially outside of class. Ruth Dorsey Checks Checks books in and out of the library. . . . Keeps track of all books, and never misses a count. . . . Assistant to Miss Cleaveland.

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Elmer Schreiner Thumps His tom-tom puts all Eu- rhythmic students through their paces. . . . Has the most continental air of anyone on the campus ... A big smile under a tyrolean hat, a springy gait, and a good day to all who come his way. Louise Hildreth Exercises Advocate of plenty of rest, fresh air and exercise . . . out-of-doors of course . . . Pleasing voice, charming smile, wind-blown hair . . . Sponsors the Women ' s Ath- letic Association. Alpha Graham Collects Likes to fish and ski, but would rather collect Indian relics . . . The other half of the Escher-Graham combina- tion . . . Her displays in the Demonstration Building add beauty to the intellectual atmosphere. Dr. William Cunningham Fig- ures Devises new ways to beat his proteges playing chess . . . Sponsor of the Science- Math Club, and intensely in- terested in radios . . . Con- spicuous for his crop of flam- ing red hair. Catherine O ' Keefe Judges Critic teacher for sixth grade student teachers in the Demonstration School .... Greatly admired by all the girls as well as the boys. . . . Pal to all active Alpha Psi Omegans. Elizabeth Smith Arranges Miss Smith in her first year as dietitian at California has become well adapted. Knows all the ins and outs of good foods. Keeps a careful tab on all fish days. Her menus are well Hked. Mrs. King Replaces When there is a teacher in need, Mrs. King comes to the rescue. Twice in two years she has taken over the reigns as a directing teacher and has done admirable work. Loves to kid the kiddies, but really makes the student teachers work. FACULTY 23

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Joseph H. Hurst Photographs The guiding star of the Camera Club ... A little tap on his cranium always brings forth the expression he needs to explain an experiment. . . . Also the Monocal Advisor. Arthur S. Gilmore Oversees Firm believer in the grape- vine method of communica- tion with the general office (three taps on the pipes) . . . Director of the Student Ac- tivitie s Association. Salma Johnson Sweetens Wherever she goes her environment is sweetened by her ready smile and guick wit. . . . Assistant Circulation Manager in Library ... A friend of the students. Rose Leacock Decorates Always a helping hand at a social function . . . Develops a habit of good dress to students . . . Visited Europe and uses that experience in her appreciation of art classes. Marie Escher Introduces Introduces children to their first taste of school in the Demonstration School ' s grade one. . . . Miss Escher is con- sidered one of the best teachers in her profession. Henrietta Carroll Entertains Sponsors the Gamma Pi Chi, the society of hostesses. . . . Helps her girls in the womanly art of being the perfect hostess. . . . Teach- es literature. Louise M. Ward Philosophizes Noted for her little quota- tions from various philoso- phers, poets, and other writers which she places on the wall in the College Book Store. . . . Friendly. FACULTY 25