Chicago State University - Emblem Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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OSCAR LINCOLN McMURRY Head of Industrial Arts Department Illinois State Normal University ; University of Michigan; Cornell University; Art Student in Paris; Fellow in Teachers ' College, Columbia Uni- versity. Taught: — Armington, 111.; Principal of Schools, Millersberg, Illinois; Elementary Manual Training, Chicago Public Schools. JEAN HUTCHINSON Industrial Arts Department Chicago Normal School; Teachers ' College, Colum- bia University. Taught: — Public Schools of Chi- cago; Special Critic, Industrial Arts Department, Practice Schools. ELMER A. MORROW Manual Arts Department F. Holmes School of Illustration; Chicago Acad- emy of Fine Arts. Taught : — Chicago Academy of Fine Arts. VIRGINIA WINCHESTER FREEMAN Head of Oral Expression Department Blackburn University, Oxford University, England. STELLA BURNHAM VINCENT Phychology Department Oswego, N. Y., State Normal ; S.B., Ph.D., University of Chicago. Taught: — Public Schools of Illinois and Iowa; City Training School, Tacoma, Wash. ; Director Normal Department, John B. Stetson Uni- versity ; Washington State Normal School ; Assistant in Physiology, University of Chicago. 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 Teach- ers ' Training Class. Became head of the Normal Extension Department of the Chicago Normal College. 16

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LILLIAN BRUCE PENDLETON Physical Education Department Wellesley; Dr. Sargent ' s Sciiool of Physical Educa- tion; Gilbert Normal School of Dancing; Nissen ' s School of Medical Gymnastics and Massage; Chalif School of Dancing. Taught: — Iowa State Teach- ters ' College. BERNICE GALLAGHER Physical Education Department Chicago Normal College; Sargent School of Physi- cal Education; Chicago Normal School of Dancing; Kansas State Normal School, B. S.; Harvard Uni- versity ; Chicago University. Taught : — Kansas State Normal. HENRY WATERMAN FAIRBANK Head of Music Department Univei ' sity 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 Com- missioner of Education for the State of Michigan. ALICE L. GARTHE Music Department Specialized in Music and Languages. Taught: — German, English, and Music in the grammar grades, and entered Music Department of Chicago Public Schools, 1900. GEORGE WILLIAM EGGERS Head of Art Department Studied at Pratt Institute. Taught :— Pratt Insti- tute, and at Chautauqua. ERNEST F. DETTERER Art Department Moravian College, Bethlehem, Pa.; School of In- dustrial Art, Philadelphia, Pa. Taught: — Naza- reth Hall Military Academy.

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MARY P. BLOUNT Science Department University of Michigan; University of Chicago; studied at Woods Hole. Taught: — High School, Marshalitown, la.; University of Chicago High School ; Univei-sity of Chicago. 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 Institute. OLIVE RUSSELL Kindergarten Department Froebel Training School ; National Kindergarten College. Studied at Teachers ' College, Columbia University; Univer sity 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 Normal College. ALICE O ' GRADY MOULTON Head of Kindergarten Department Graduate Toronto Normal School ; Graduate study at Boston, Baltimore, New York and Chicago. Taught: — Toronto Public Schools; Mrs. Quincy Shaw ' s School, Boston ; Friends ' Elementary School, Kindergarten Training School, Baltimore; Protestant High Schools, Primary Depart- ment, Montreal ; Head of Kindergarten Department, State Normal School, New Britain, Connecticut; Chicago Normal School. President of International Kindergarten Union 1910-11; Member of N. E. A., Committee on Minimum Essentials; Member of the Advisory Committee on Kindergarten to the Bureau of Education, Washington. OUR DEAN Two magic keys Miss Cabell has Always in her cai ' e. One will open lockers No matter when or where. The other key is different And has the gracious power Of opening hearts by hundreds,- Not lockers, — every hour!