Chicago State University - Emblem Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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HENRY G. CEILEN Instructor in Graphic Arts Chicago Normal Col- lege; Chicago Art Insti- tute; Parker High School; Chicago Normal College, 1920. ELMER A. MORROW Instructor in Industrial Arts Frank Holmes School of Illustration; Chicago Academy of Fine Arts; Chicago Art Institute; Teacher in Chicago Academy of Fine Arts, 190 5; Chicago Normal College, 1906. ROBERT FRENCH Instructor in Graphic Arts Student, Crane Junior College; Art Institute; Instructor, Parker Ele- mentary School; Parker Junior and Senior High School; Chicago Normal College, 1924. HA2EL HANSEN Instructor in Grdpliic Art Chicago Normal Col- lege; Ph.B., U. of C; Instructor, Chicago High Schools; Chicago Normal College, 1924. FR. NCES LUCY SWAIN Head of Department of Household Arts Graduate, Winona State Normal, 1899; A.B., U. of C, 1912; A.M., ibid., 1914; Teacher, Winona, Minn.: U. of C, 1910- 13; University of Indi- ana, 1914-17; Chicago Normal College, 1917. MARY E. FREEMAN Instructor m Household Arts Sl ft Graduate, Chicago Nor- mal College, 1906; Ph.B., U. of C, 1920; S Cm Chicago Normal Col- M lege, 1921. M EMILY ALLEN FRAKE 2y S Instructor .n Household Arts Chicago Normal Col- lege. 1915; Ed.B. and Ph.B., U. of C, 1909; mV TX Teacher, U. of C. High School, 1914; Parker High School, 1916-23; Kn T Chicago Normal Col- lege, 1923. M EDWARD EMORY HILL Head of Department of History and Civics A.B., Syracuse U., m! 1888; A.M., 1900; U. of C, 1895; Hyde Park High School. 1894-5; Sy M Chicago Normal Col- lege, 1907. M GEORGE HORACE GASTON Instructor m History and hVtX Cincs Illinois State Normal, 1893; Principal, Hey M worth. 111., 1893; U. of 111.. 1894-6; U. of C, 1896-7, Ph.B.; Graduate M Work at U. of C. and Columbia; Wendell Philips High School, 1903-13; Chicago Nor- mal College, 1913. HVTX 11 CIE HAMMOND -CHACHT MAM Social Science rS TX Ph.B., U. of C; Prof, of Hist., Western Col- lege for Women, Ox- maS ford, Ohio; Chicago Normal College, 1911- 13; Parker High School, Saw 1921-23; Chicago Nor- M mal College. 1923. Page nineteen

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THE FACULTY— GOD BLESS TM! We, the Class of 26 fully appreciate and thank the members of the faculty of Chicago Normal College for their contributions to the human aspect of our school life here. Looking up the word faculty in the dictionary, we found this definition: a body of instructors in a university or college. A pretty inadequate definition, that, for the faculty at Normal. If Webster ever had visited Chicago Normal College and perceived the friendly feeling that exists between teachers and students he would have amended his definition. Perhaps it would have run thus: Faculty — a group of friendly, loyal instructors whose aim in life is not alone to stuif facts into reluctant craniums, but to make the time enjoyable as well as profitable The year that has passed has helped to strengthen the bonds of friendship. How- ever, some of our friends have left to become principals. These include: Miss Honore McGuire, of the Mathematics Department; Mr. Joseph B. Shine, of the His- tory Department; Miss Dopp, of the Geography Department; and Mr. Hinkle, head of the Mathematics Department. Mr. Hinkle left to occupy a position on the Board of Examiners. To them all we extend our sincercst thanks for the good work they have done while at Normal. New leaders have since arrived. They stepped into the places of the former in- structors and became a part of the school. These leaders were selected with utmost care, as regards their university training and contact with the various phases of the public school system. A tribute to them for the work they have done is in order. It IS with a feeling of sadness that we now say goodbye to our Alma Mater. Yet we take our leave proud of the fact that we are all to help formulate the ideals which those following will either perfect or guide to perfection by their co-operation and friendliness. Pdgc eighteen

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DENTON LORING GEYER Head of Department of Education A.B., U. of Wis.. 1910; A.M., ibid. 1911; Ph.D., U. of I., 1914; Instruc- tor in Rice Institute. 1916-18; Chicago Nor- mal College, 1918. CLARENCE A. LENTZ Instructor in Education South Illinois State Nor- mal; A.B., U. of I.; M.A., University of Chicago; Supt. of Schools. Jonesboro, 111.; Vienna, 111.; Chicago Normal College, 1924. DANIEL HANNON Instructor in Education Illinois State Normal; Ph.B.. A.M., U. of C; Illinois State Normal; Ohio State Normal; John Marshall High School, Chicago; Chi- cago Normal College. 1924. FREDERICK W WECK Instructor m Education A.B., Ind. U.. C. U. A.M., Ph.D., Mich. U ; Instructor Winona Col- lege, Winona Lake, Ind.; U. of Michigan. State Normal at La Crosse and Normal, 111.; Englewood High School; Chicago Normal Col- lege. FREDRIK L. GJESDAHL Instructor in Education Columbia U. 191 M7; New York U., 1918-22; M.Pd.; New York U.. 1919, Ph.D.; New York U., 1922; Instructor, Psychology of Ed., New York U., 1919-20; In- structor. Education and Philosophy, Grad- uate School of Ed., New York U., 1922-24; In- structor, Education, Chi- cago Normal College, 1924. CLARA AXIE DYER Instructor in Education B.O. and A.B., Neb- raska Wesleyan; Two- one-half years graduate work in Education, Uni- versity of Chicago. WILLARD CLARK GORE Instructor m EdiKation Ph B , U of Mich., 1894 PhM, ibid, 1895: PhD, U of C, 1901 A- i ' -tant in English, I I Ncrsity of Michigan 1 s ' ' 4 6 Principal, River idt 111 English Lit., Aimour Institute. 1 1900 Fellow in Philoso- phy. U of C, 1900-1; Chicago Normal School, 19(11 2 Chicago Normal Gillcge, 1921 MAL ' RICE J NEL ' BERG Instnictor m Education B , Wheaton College, 1 9 1 5 AM, Columbia I nncrsity. 1918; Ph.D., I ni ersity of Chicago; in. ' itructor m Edu Graduate, Ilhnois State Normal; S.B., A.M., U. of C. 1924; Lindblom, Chicago Nor- ge, 1924. Colic RALPH H. WETHERBEE Instructor m Education B.S., Northwestern Uni- versity; U. of C; U. of Oklahoma Training School. 1919-22; Hyde Park High School, 1922- 24; Chicago Normal College, 1924. Page nt