Chicago State University - Emblem Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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Bert E. Bootho Ph.D.. University of Michigan Bernice Boye I.M., Northwestern University Physical Education Fred K. Branom Ph.D.. Clark University Social Science Chairman Edvin Brye A.M., University of Chicago Psychology Chairman Minnie S. Buckingham Ph.D.. Cornell University English Gertrude Byrne S.M.. Northwestern University Physical Education Sophia C. Camenisch A.M.. Columbia University English Raymond M. Cook A.M.. University of Chicago Student Teaching William M, Card Ph.D.. University of Wisconsin English Katherine W. Curtis A.M.. DePaul University Physical Education John S. Carter Ph.D.. University of Chicago Dorothea H. Davis A.M., University of Chicago Nellie B. Cochran A.M., University of Illinois Physical Education John J. DeBoer Ph.D., University of Chicago Student Teaching Chairman Edward C. Colin Ph.D.. University of Chicago Science Howard J. Dittmer PhD.. University of Iowa Science . gl£ m Arthur L. Conrad J.D.. Loyola University Director of Extension Ruth M. Dyrud S.M., University of Wisconsin Art

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CHIEF event of the curricular year was the revision of rules regarding admission to the graduate school so as to allow students receiving their bachelors degrees from the Col- lege to return for their masters degrees — thus offering five-and-one-half years of free college education to interested students. Under a plan set up by the Graduate School June ' 42 graduates will be able to return in the fall for a Master of Education degree which will be conferred in such majors as administra- tion, secondary education, adjustment work, and library science. Undergraduate curricular operations during the school year were tranguil. Minor revisions were made here and there along the way, par- ticularly in the nine-hour, six-teacher Education 310 course. In this latter case, meetings of the students and faculty involved resulted in the clearing up of numerous weak spots. Technically non-curricular but strictly edu- cational is Art Chairman Henry Geilen ' s course in scholastic philosophy. An outgrowth of complaints against progressive education by student foes of pragmatism, the class, small in number, has been a stimulus to student think- ing in general. The administration front for the past year has been a busy one due to the changes in curriculum and the absence of President Bartky. Assistant President Boyle virtually served as acting president for six months while former Director of Instruction Swearingen, stepping into the newly-created position of Dean of Stu- dents, spent many hours perfecting the new plan of individual registration. Mrs. Muller and Miss O ' Reilly, continuing in their regular positions, tackled the job of guiding the curri- cular and extra-curricular life of 1500 war- affected students. Claire M. O ' Reilly S.B., Northwestern University Director of Activities James I. Swearingen S.M., University of Chicago Dean of Students

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y ) ' ' L Sol R. Eilert Ph.B., University of Chicago Psychology Ellen A. Frogner Ph.D., University of Minnesota English Elizabeth M. Engle A.M., Ohio State University Student Teaching Henry G. Geilen A.M., Loyola University Art Chairman Arturo B. Fallico .D., Northwestern University Art Denton L. Geyer Ph.D., University of Illinois Dean of Graduate School Education Chairman Henrietta H. Fernitz A.M., Northwestern University Social Science Clarence W. Gifford )., University of Wisconsin Education Mary E. Fr A.M., Columbia University Home Economics Chairman Ralph C. Goode M.D., University of Chicago Director of Health Service Beals E. French Ph.D., University of Chicago Science Frieda Anne Grieder S.M., Syracuse University Ass ' t Director of Personnel Mary F. Guilbault Ed. M., Loyola University Student Teaching (On Leave) Marie A. Hallinan A.M., University of Chicago Psychology Harold D. Harrington h.D., University of Iowa Science W. Wilbur Hatfield Lit. D., Chicago Teachers College Director of General Training English Chairman Frank X. Henke S.B., Armour Institute Industrial Arts Chairman Elizabeth R. Hennessey M.M., Balatka Musical College