Chadron State College - Anokasan Yearbook (Chadron, NE)

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Z-E+ MRS. EVQ LEBO Matron' Student-Faculty I-Iall. Pleasing personality cmd a good conversationalist. Mother to the girls who reside in the student apartments. MINNIE E. LICI-ITE B.S., M.S. Ftssistant Professor of Chemistry. Hn exception to the rule-a woman who knows her science back- ward and forward. LPIWRENCE G. LINDHHL PLB., FLM. Head of the Department of Industrial Hrts. Profes- sor of Industrial Plrts. His careful advice has set many students on the right road. His motto Be sure you are right, then go ahead. V. CRLVON MCKIM Ft.B., PLM., Ph.D. Head of the Department of Geography. Professor of Geography. Ptmiable N.Y.Fl. head. Believes geography at the top of the list of subjects for interest. Fl cheery word and smile for everyone. E. TRIPP MICHFIEL B.S., M.S. Ftssistant Professor of Physics. C.P.T. head boss. Exacting in physics experiments-just ask the boys in the lab. HDELQIDE H, MILLER B.S., FLM. Hssociate Professor of Women's Physical Educa- tion. Takes charge of the feminine athletes and devises ways and means for earning the 800 points for those coveted sweaters. FACULTY MHBEL D. HOHTSON RN. College Nurse. The congenial lady in white. Her staunch supporters are aspirin and the heat lamp. lust ask her if she'd like a game of bridge. CHESTER L. HUNT HB., PLM. Hssociate Professor of Economics and Speech. Be- lieves in Good Neighbor Policy. Supervises de- baters and Eagle staff-a load for cmyone's shoulders. Director of dishwashing at the Yacht Club. FILBERT E. KENT B.S., PLM. Registrar, Still worrying about those mixed-up schedules. Proud possessor of wife, two sons, new home in Chadron. H candid camera fan. GQRNET I. LQRSON B.S., FLM., Ph.D. Professor of English. H versatile campus favorite. She finds the library her only refuge from an office ever full of students. Page Fifteen

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3 LENH C. EMERSON Presidents Secretary Runs an efficient office. Knows the history of the school since the founding. Believes the school will grow to be Nebraska's largest. MRS. RUBY FHRRIS Matron of Men's Hall Has a deep and affectionate interest in all of her boys and is a real mother to them. IRENE E. FHULDER B.F.Pl,, B.S. in L.S. Librarian. Besides being a very efficient librarian, sh-e is an accomplished musician and an ardent candid camera enthusiast. SUSHN R. FRQZIER Supervisor, Training School, Kindergarten. Instructor in Educa- tion. Susan Bunny is beloved of all Training School kindergartners and student teachers who are her kind of girl. MHRGQRET GERIG I-l.B., B.S,, I-LM. I'-lssistant Professor of Home Economics. Faculty individualist. Hobbies are traveling and camping alone, bicycling, bridge, photography, and hats. QNNFIDORH F. GREGORY PLE., HM., Ph.D, Professor of Social Sciences. Has a vital interest in historical facts and the discrepancies of our social order. Can tell the markings of a historian. OPHL GUNDERSON B.S. Laboratory Hssistant. 1941 graduate makes good at Hlma Mater. Science practice teachers bring their troubles to her. FRED B. HHRRINGTON PLB., FLM., Ph.D. Head of the Department of Education. Professor of Education. Plvid psychologist who illustrates lectures with his childhood experiences. Without one of his D's college is incomplete. MHRY L. HEUERMHNN B.S., FLM. Supervisor, Training School, First and Second Grades. Ptssociate Professor of Education. Starts first and second graders on the well known highway by means of living experiences. One of the dorm girls. EDITH L. HILTON FLB., HM. Supervisor, Prep School, English. Hssociate Pro- fessor of English and Education. English students from Prep schoolers to practice teachers know her Well. She's a fine cook and hostess. FACULTY Page Fourteen

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FACULTY HHZEL B. REYNOLDS PLE., PLM. Supervisor, Training School, Fifth and Sixth Grades. Ftssistant Professor of Education. Hble supervisor of practice teachers in the fifth and sixth grades. H smile for everyone. IOHN E. ROBERTS B.S., FLM. Flssistant Coach. Flssociate Professor in Physical Education. Keeps a close watch over the Prep's budding athletes. Is college champ in handball, tennis, and ping, pong. Has built up a strong intramural program. E. L. ROUSE HB., PLM., LL.D. Head of the Department of Teacher Training. Pro- fessor of Education. Future teachers depend on him for future schools. Everyone knows and respects him from Training School kindergartn-ers to college seniors. Fond of his family. OTTO G. RUFF HB., FLM. Bursar. Responsible for college funds-including room rent due to-day , efficiency at the cafeteria, and what have you. Excellent sense of humor. Enjoys chaperoning school dances. Ft camera en- thusiast and budding vocalist. vlDQPhiin.g2aftfs W Page Sixteen Y I. ss . ig, if S is I LOUISE F. NORDNESS B.M. Supervisor of Training School Music. Hssistant Professor of Public School Music. The Training School's musical inspiration. Helps to make future teachers more musically minded. PHILIP L. PEHK FLB., M.S. Supervisor, Training School, Iunior High School, Mathematics. Hssistant Professor of Education. His popularity with the students is an accepted fact. Tries his best to make contingent numbers more interesting. ROY Pt. PETERSON HB. Instructor in Violin. Waves an eloquent baton over all the instrumental pursuits on the campus. Pl rabid coke fan and patron of the C Shop. MRS. VIVIEN O'B. PETERSON B.M. Instructor in Piano. H Horowitz devotee and Rabe student. She has turned out scores of pianists via the relaxation method. CHHRLES W. PHILPOTT B.S., FLM. Head of the Department of Science. Professor of Physics. Dean of Fldministration. Devoted his life to teaching physics. The many students who have gone from his classes to responsible positions are a tribute to his success. HLBERT POTTER PLB. Curator of Museum. Paleontology is his field. That he is well versed is evidenced by his having been chosen to accompany the Field Museum of Chi- cago to Honduras as research assistant.