Chicago State University - Emblem Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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Wii.LAnii t ' l.AHK Gore Instructor In Education Ph. B., University of Michigan, 1894; Ph. M.. ibid., 1895; Ph.D.. University of Chicago, 1901; Assistant in English, University of Michigan, 1894-6; Principal of High School, Riverside, Illinois, 1896-9; Professor of English Literature, Armour Institute of Technology, 1899-1900; Fellow in Philosophy, University of Chicago, 1900-01; Instructor, Chicago Normal School, 1901-02; Assistant Professor of Psychology in College of Educa- tion and in University College of University of Chicago, 1902-21; Chicago Normal College, 1921. Makv a. Ham.ixax Instructor in Psychology Graduate Chicago Normal College, 1911; Ph.B.. Uni- versity of Chicago, 1915; Graduate student University of Chicago and University of California. 1923; Teacher in Chicago Public Schools, 1911-17, 1919-23; Chicago Normal College, 1923. Daniel Hanxon Instructor in Education Graduate, Illinois State Normal University; Ph.B., A.M., University of Chicago. Instructor, Village Schools, Edgar County, 111.; Grade School Supervision, Oak Park, 111.; Illinois State Normal University, Normal, 111.; Ohio State Normal College, Bowling Green, Ohio; John Marshall High School, Chicago, 111.; Chicago Normal College, 1924. Hazel Hanskn Instructor in Penmanship Graduate, Chicago Normal College; Ph.B, University of Chicago. Instructor in Chicago High Schools for five years; Chicago Normal College, 1924. Walter Wiliuk Hatfield Head of Department of English A. B., Illinois College, 1902; Graduate student Uni- vers ity of Chicago and Teachers College of Columbia University; Instructor of Fairmont College, 1906; Thornton Township High School, Harvey, Illinois, 1906- 09; Harrison High School, Chicago, 1909-12; Parker High School, Chicago, 1912-15; Chicago Normal College, 1915; Head of the Department of English, 1921. Alyda C. Haxsox Instructor in Geography Graduate. Chicago Normal College. 1913; B. S.. Uni- versity of Chicago, 1915; Graduate Student, University of Chicago, 1917-18; Teacher, Eastern Illinois Normal School. Charleston, Illinois, 1915; Wellesley College, 1915; Extension work for Teachers in Boston. 1915-16; University of Illinois, 1918-21; Chicago Normal College, Frank X. Hexke Instructor in Industrial Arts Graduate. Chicago Normal College. 1907; Student Chi- cago Art Institute; B.S., Armour Institute of Tech- nology; Manual Training instructor and critic teacher. Chicago Elementary Schools. 1907-17; Mechanical draw- ing instructor. Tilden Technical High School. 1917-23: Chicago Normal College. 1923. William 0. Hklulnci Instructor in Industrial Arts Graduate Bowen High School; Chicago Normal Col- lege; Art Institute; S.B.. Armour Institute of Tech- nology. Instructor. Chicago Public Elementary Schools; Fenger High School. 1911; Parker High School. 1911; Chicago Normal College, 1925.

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Robert French Instructor in Graphic Arts Student, Crane Junior College; Art Institute. In- structor, Parker Elementary; Parker Junior High School; Parker Senior High School; Chicago Normal College, 1924. Alice L. G. rthe Head of Department of Music Graduate of Chicago Grammar and High Schools. Specialized in History, Modern Languages, and Music; Voice, Piano; History; Musical Analysis and Harmony. Teacher of English, German and Music in Grammar Grades; Music Department of Chicago Public Schools, 1900-07; Lecturer on Modern Music Methods in Summer of 1907-10 in Boston Conservatory of Music; in North- western University in Summer of 1912 and 1919; Chi- cago Normal College, 1907. George Hor. ce Gaston Instructor in History and Civics Graduate, Illinois State Normal University, 1893; Principal of Schools, He worth, Illinois, 1893; Uni- versity of Illinois, 1894-6; University of Chicago, 1896- 7, Ph.B.; Graduate work at University of Chicago and Columbia University; Wendell Phillips High School, 1903-13; Chicago Normal College, 1913. Hei ena Gavin Instructor in English Ph.B., University of Chicago; Instructor. Lombard College, Galesburg, 111., 1909-12: Lane Technical High School, 1912-22; Parker High School, 1922-24; Chicago Normal College, 1924. H RY G. Gkieex Instructor in Graphic Arts Chicago Normal College; Chicago Art Institute; Teacher, Chicago Elementary Schools: Parker High School; Chicago Normal College, 1920. Demon Loring Geyer Head of Department of Education A. B., University of Wisconsin, 1910; A. M., ibid., 1911; PhD., University of Illinois, 1914; Instructor in Rice Institute, 1916-18; Chicago Normal College, 1918. LOl ISE M. GlLDE.MEISTEK Instructor in Music Graduate of Chicago Normal College: National Sum- mer School of Music, 1912; Northwestern University School of Music, Evanston, 1913; Special Course in Public School Music Methods, History of Music, Appre- ciation, Orchestra, Voice, Harmony, and Counterpoint at American Conservatory and Chicago Musical College; Student in American and English Literature, Chicago University, 1923; Teacher in all grades of the Chicago Elementary Schools; Critic Teacher of Music, Parker Practice School, 1909-13; Instructor of Music at Wendell Phillips High School, 1913-17, Tuley High School, 1917- 23; Instructor in Public School Music Methods and Voice in the Stout-Gildemeister Studios, Chicago, 1913-17; Chi- cago Normal College, 1923. Fredrik L. G.rEsiiAHi, Instructor in Education Student, Norwegian Lutheran College, Bergen, Nor- way, 1909-12; Biblical Seminary, N. Y. City, 1912-15; Columbia University, 1915-17; M. Pd.; Ph.D.; New York University. 1917-22. Instructor, History, Cleve- land High School, Cranford, N. J., 1918-20; Head of Department of Education and Director of Summer Ses- sions, College of Puget Sound, Tacoma, Wash., 1920-22; Philosophy and Education. New York University, 1922- 24; Chicago Normal College, 1924.

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Ross HhRii Instructor in Mathematics B. S. in Education. Bowling Green Normal College, 1920; A. M. Department of Education, University of Chicago, 1922; Teacher in rural schools, Henry County, Ohio, 1913-15; Teacher in Township High Schools, 1916- 18; Department of Mathematics, Sioux City, Iowa, 1921- 22; Thornton Township High School, 1922-23; John Marshall High School; Chicago Normal College, 1923. Eiiw RD Emorv Hill Head of the Department of History and Civics A B, Syracuse University, 1888; A. M., 1890; Student in University of Chicago, 1895; Principal of Union School, Lysander, New York, 1886-87; Principal of High School, Tuscola, Illinois, 1888-9; Teacher in Hyde Park High School, 1894-.5. Head of Department of History and Cnicb Chicago Normal College, 1907. ElK R Cl YTOX HlXKLE Head of the Department of Mathematics Graduate, Indiana State Normal School, 1899; A, B., Indiana University, 1901; A. M., ibid.. 1905; Graduate work, Indiana, Wisconsin, and Chicago Universities. Teacher of Mathematics in High Schools, Goshen, In- diana, 1901-2; Winona. Minnesota, 1902-4; Indiana Uni- ersit}, 1904-5; High School Elgin, Illinois. 1905-6; Lake View, Chicago, 1906-9; Instructor in Mathematics De- partment, Chicago Normal College, 1909; Hampton In- stitute Summer School, Hampton, Virginia, 1921-22; Head of Mathematics. Chicago Normal College. 1922. Hmi-n Howk Instructor in Music Student. Loyola University; De Paul University. Graduate. Chicago Normal College; American Conserva- tor of Music; Chicago Musical College. Instructor. District Supervisor of Music. Chicago Public Schools; Chicago Normal College. 1925. tl I.S LfONARl) Hri.TGREX Instructor in Psychology Graduate. Academic Department, Hastings College; B S, Ohio Wesleyan University. 1903; Graduate Work, Universitj of Washington; A. M.. Teachers ' College. 1917. University of Chicago, 1924. Teacher, Principal, and Superintendent in State of Washington. Dean and Professor of Education, Tougaloo College, 1917-20; Ps chologist National Committee for Mental Hygiene, 1920-23, Teacher of History, Harrison Technical High School, 1923; Chicago Normal College. 1923. Member Phi Delta Kappa. Jl N Ht r HISON Instructor in Graphic Arts Graduate, Cook County Normal School; Art Depart- ment Teachers ' College. Columbia University; Special courses Chicago Art Institute; School of Normal Applied Tt. Teacher, Chicago Public Schools; Special Teacher of Art and Construction, Parker. Yale, and Haines Prac- tice Schools; Chicago Normal College, Department of Industrial Arts, 1909; Department of Graphic Arts, 1918. JliIIN TlUDDORE JoHXSOX Instructor in Mathematics B. Indiana University, 1911; A. M., University (il Wisconsin, 1913; Graduate work in University of ( hicago 1915-23. Teacher in and Principal of Gra m- nuu Schools in Lake County. Indiana, 1901-05; Princi- pal Township High School, East Grand Forks, Minne- sota, 191112; Head of Mathematics Department. Emer- son School. Gary. Indiana. 1913-17; Instructor in Mathe- matics, Lake View High School, Chicago, 1917-18; Head Mathematics Department, Francis W. Parker School Chicago. 1918-23; Instructor in Mathematics De- partment. Chicago Normal College, 1923. Cl RF ( F A. Lextz Instructor in Education Giaduate. South Illinois State Normal; A. B., Univer- ■-itv ol Illinois; M. A.. University of Chicago. Instructor. Supt of Schools. Jonesboro, 111.; Supt. of Schools, Vienna, 111 ; Science and Mathematics, Thornton Town- ship High School, Harvey, 111.; Science and Mathe- matics, Champaign High School; Director Bureau of Educational Measurements, Thornton Township High School; Chicago Normal College. 1924.