Chicago State University - Emblem Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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HAZEL LEIGH STILLMAN Every well-regulated school must have, as a matter of economy, a central office whose function it is to work out organization and ad- ministration plans which will best serve the whole school. As much of the daily happiness and success of both faculty and students is de- pendent on these plans, it is of prime importance that they be the result of careful analysis. You all know from experience that no per- fect plan has been evolved, yet its attainment is the goal of all admin- istration. Knowing that you, the members of the graduating class, have been genuinely co-operative in all mat- ters affecting the general welfare of this school, I am conhdcnt that you will carry forward with you into your new work a broad vision of the function of administration which will make vou worthy mem- bers of your school community, and highly respected professional co-workers. ADMINISTRATION » 14 «

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BUTLER LAUGHLIN = ADMINISTRATION » 13 «

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EMMA FLEER MULLER Just what is it that you are striv- ing for in these many contacts that you make during these years of preparation for one of the greatest responsibihties that Hfe holds for you? Is it not, to not only acquire material to impart to those whose lives you will have the privilege to help mould, but also to gain an un- derstanding of the human being and to treat each individual and his reactions to a situation with this in mind, furthermore to try to help him to meet his problems straightforwardly, and to have him feel that having known you has en- riched his life? I hope, graduating seniors, that with this consciousness you will have the experience that the chil- dren whom vou will teach will stimulate you to produce greater results than those of which you considered yourself capable. ADMINISTRATION » 15 «