Central Michigan University - Chippewa Yearbook (Mount Pleasant, MI)

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FACULTY 1895 CHIPPEWA 1935 FLORENCE NICCLINCHEY HELEN JOHNSON - Lois VV. TORRES ELIZIIREIII SAXE EUDOCIA S'rRA'r1'ON FACULTY VVHOSE PICTURES VVERE UNAVAILABLE FOR CHIPPEWA CENTRAL S'm'rE FACULTY - English Department Seconcl Grade Supervisor Health Education Department - - Assistant Librarian Assistant Librarian LIIGH SCHOOL CRITIC FACULTY E. I. GRAMIIAU - G. D. NLUYSKENS DOROTHY GRAY - ETHEL B. LAEEORE - - Agriculture Critic - Science Critic Social Science Critic Language Critic JOSEPI-IINE lX'.lONTAGUE Matheinatic Critic DONNA BARNES - Commercial Critic CONSTANCE STEGENGII - - English Critic RURAL RIARIE BROWN - - - Supervisor Jordan School ELIs.Lx NEAL f- - Supervisor Gulick School OTTILIA IQWIINSKE HENRIET'ffX KA MINSKE CAROLINE FALES - MRS. LOUISE -TOIINSTON MRS. DORIS CRIPPO LORA NUNNELEY MRS, XPENIDA BUIRE MRS. I-IARRIETT ABBEX' COLLEGE OFIFICIS STAFF Assistant Registrar Extension Secretary - Appointment Secretary Secretary Secretary Stenographer Stenographer Stenographer 2 6 I

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CHANGES IN COLLEGE FACULTY 1934-35 Mr. Alex Yunevich became head coach of varsity football and coach of. fresh- man basketball after the resignation of Mr. George Van Bibber who left 111 the spring of 19341 to become football coach at the University of Buffalo. Dr. Ross Moshier filled the place of Mr. George R. VVheeler in the Chemistry department for tl1e year while Mr. Wlieelei' served in government employ in the Federal Farm Loan Administration. Miss Edith Peyton has been an instructor in the Elementary department since the death of Miss Helen R. Emmons i11 September, 1934. Miss Ella Van Dyke has been an instructor i11 the Art department of the training school during the year 1934-35. 'Miss Helen Johnson has taken the place of Miss Estelle Adams, as second grade critic in the training school. Miss Marie Brown has taken the place of Mrs. Mary Scarborough as super- visor of the Jordan rural school. FACULTY FOOTPRINTS ,A E Q N otes picked up by staff 'IILGWZb67'S-7'6fJl'6S6Hfl1f'iiJ6 mthel' than complete roster of actiwitiesj Miss Florence McClinchey has written a book. entitled, Big john. Dr. E. C. Beck is making a collection of folk songs. Dr. M. L. Smith was appointed to the National Advisory Council of the American Country Life Association, at a meeting of the directors in Chicago December 29, 1934. Mr. J. P. Carey was chosen chairman of the Geography Section of the Michigan Academy of Science. Dr. E. C. Beck was chosen o11e of the directors of the Mount Pleasant Chamber of Commerce january 22, 1935. Professor I. Harold Powers organized the Madrigal Singers, a group of eight student Vocalists. Their first appearance was February 10, 1935. Mr. P. Carey was 0116 of the four delegates chosen by the Democrats of Isabella county to attend the state convention january 31, 1935. ' Professor Harold Powers became editor of School Music in Aprilf' The magazine is tl1e oldest of its kind i11 the world. Miss Ella Van Dyke was invited to enter an exhibit at an international exhibition of watercolors from March 21 to june 2, 1935. Her picture, Landscape,'1 is now on exhibition at the Pennsylvania Academy of Fine'Arts at Philadelphia. 27 l 1895 C H I CULTY PPEWA 1935

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895 CHI CULTY PPEWA 1935