Chicago State University - Emblem Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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ALICE L. GARTHE, Music Department- Specialized in Music and Languages. Taught: — German, English, and Music in the grammar grades, and entered Music Department of Chi- cago Public Schools, 1900. GEORGE HORACE GASTON, History Department- Normal School, Normal, 111. ; University of Illinois ; University of Chi- cago. Taught: — Public Schools in Illinois; Wendell Phillips High School. AGNES M. HARDINGE, Director of College Extension- Began as elementary teacher at the Kinzie School, teaching all grades. Taught also in the North Division High School and the North Side Teachers ' Training Class. Became head of the Normal Extension Department of the Chicago Normal College. EDWARD EMORY HILL. Head of History Department- Syracuse University. Principal Public Schools. Lysander, N. Y., and High School, Tuscola, 111.; Hyde Park High School. EDWARD C. HINKLE, Mathematics Department- Indiana State Normal; Indiana University; Wisconsin University; Uni- versity of Chicago. Taught: — High School, Goshen, Ind. : High School, Winona, Minn.; Indiana University; High School, Elgin, 111.; Lake View High School. JAMES FLEMING HOSIC, Head of the English Department- Nebraska State Normal School; University of Chicago. Principal of High School, Auburn, Neb.; Superintendent, Public Schools, Arapahoe, Neb.; Instructor, Orleans College, Neb.; Professor of English and Lit- erature, Nebraska State Normal School; Editor of The English Journal. J. T. McMANIS, Head of Education Department- Graduate of Indiana State Normal School; Stanford University; Uni- versity of Chicago. Taught: — Western Michigan Normal. S. FAY MILNER, Household Arts Department- Chicago Normal School; Northwestern University. Taught: — J. M. Thorp and Harrison Schools, Chicago. ELMER A. MORROW, Manual Arts Department— F. Holmes School of Illustration; Chicago Academy of Fine Arts. Taught : — Chicago Academy of Fine Arts. MRS. MOULTON, Head of Kindergarten Department- Taught: — Toronto Public Schools; Mrs. Quincy Shaw ' s School, Boston; Friends ' Elementary School (Kindergarten and Primary Assistant in Kindergarten Work), Baltimore; Protestant High Schools (Head of First Primary Department, Boys ' and Girls ' School), Montreal; Head of Kindergarten Department, State Normal School, New Britain, Conn. ISABEL RICHMAN, Penmanship Department- Chicago Normal School. Was Head Assistant at Oakland School, Chi- cago. 12

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MARY P. BLOUNT, Science Department- University of Michigan; University of Chicago; studied at Woods Hole. Taught: — High School, Marshalltown, la.; University of Chicago High School; University of Chicago. LILLIAN H. BRUCE, Physical Education Department— Wellesley; Dr. Sargent ' s School of Physical Education; Gilbert Normal School of Dancing; Missen ' s School of Medical Gymnastics and Mas- sage. Taught: — Iowa State Teachers ' College. FREDERICK WILLIAM BUCHHOLZ, Head of Mathematics Depart- ment — Oberlin College; Member of Chicago Bar; Principal of High School, De Pere, Wis., and Menasha, Wis. Taught: — Chicago English High and Manual Training School. ELVIRA D. CABELL, Dean of Women, EngHsh Department— Radcliffe College; University of Minnesota. Taught: — Norwood Insti- tute, Washington, D. C; East High School, Minneapolis, Minn.,; Lake View and Wendell Phillips High Schools, Chicago. JANE PERRY COOK, Head of Geography Department- Wellesley College; Northwestern University; University of Chicago. Taught: — Waukegan High School; South Chicago High School. ERNEST F. DETTERER, Art Department- Moravian College, Bethlehem, Pa.; School of Industrial Art, Phila- delphia, Pa. Taught: — Nazareth Hall Military Academy. HELENE LOUISE DICKEY, Librarian- Graduated, Junior College, Lake Forest University, Lake Forest, 111. Assistant to the Manager of the Education Department, Houghton Mifflin Co., Chicago, 1891-1897. Received library training at New York State Library School, State Library, Albany, N. Y. (Melvil Dewey School). GEORGE WILLIAM EGGERS, Head of Art Department- Studied at Pratt Institute. Taught: — Pratt Institute, and at Chautauqua. HENRY WATERMAN FAIRBANK, Head of Music Department- University of Michigan; Student of Music at Boston. Taught: — Music in Public Schools at Flint, Mich. ; Chicago High Schools ; Supervisor of Music, Chicago Public Schools. He has been Commissioner of Educa- tion for the State of Michigan. ELLEN FITZGERALD, English Department- University of Chicago ; Principal of Grammar School, Bloomington, III. ; Special Teacher of English in Grammar Grades, Austin, 111. VIRGINIA WINCHESTER FREEMAN, Head of Oral Expression Depart- ment — Blackburn University, Oxford University, England. 11

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OLIVE RUSSELL, Kindergarten Department— Froebel Training School; National Kindergarten College. Studied at Teachers ' College, Columbia University; University of Chicago. Taught: — Herefort Settlement Kindergarten; Chicago Public School Kindergartens. Critic Teacher Chicago Normal School; Special Critic in Department of Kindergarten and Primary Supervision, Chicago Nor- mal College. JOHN WILKES SHEPHERD, Head of Science Department- Indiana State Normal; Indiana University. Taught: — Indiana State Normal; Normal School, Rose Polytechnic Institute; University of Chicago. CLARA WALKER, Assistant to the Principal, Geography Department — University of Chicago; Harvard Summer Schools; Women ' s Medical College of Chicago. Taught: — William McKinley High School, Chicago. JEAN HUTCHINSON, Industrial Arts Department- Chicago Normal School ; Teachers ' College, Columbia University. Taught: — Public Schools of Chicago; Special Critic, Industrial Arts Department, Practice Schools. MARY McCOWEN, Head of Deaf-Oral Department- Iowa State University. Taught: — Public Schools and Summer County Institutes of Iowa; Public Schools of Omaha; Nebraska State Institute for the Deaf; Supervisor of Chicago Public Schools for the Deaf. OSCAR LINCOLN McMURRY, Head of Industrial Arts Departments- Illinois State Normal University; University of Michigan; Cornell Uni- versity; Art Student in Paris; Fellow in Teachers ' College, Columbia University. Taught: — Armington, 111.; Principal of Schools, Millers- berg, 111. ; Elementary Manual Training, Chicago Public Schools. ANTOINETTE W. MILLER, Art Department- Pupil of Arthur W. Dow and Frederick Freer; Pratt Institute, Brooklyn. Taught: — Chicago Public Schools; Froebel and Free Kindergarten Asso- ciation, School of Education, University of Chicago; Chicago Art Insti- tute. STELLA BURNHAM VINCENT, Psychology Department— Oswego, N. v.. State Normal; S.B., Ph.D., University of Chicago. Taught: — Public Schools of Illinois and Iowa; City Training School, Laconia, Wash.; Director Normal Department, John B. Stetson Uni- versity ; Washington State Normal School ; Assistant in Psychology, University of Chicago. JOHN HAMILTON WHITTEN, Science Department— Ph.D., University of Chicago; State Normal University; A.B., Univer- sity of Illinois; A.M., ibid 1912; Member of Sigma Xi. Princnpal Public Schools, Golconda, 111. ; Principal of Public Schools, St. Anne, 111. ; Superintendent of Public Schools, Onarga, 111. ; Teacher of Botany, University of Illinois; Teacher of Biology, Illinois State Normal Uni- versity. 13