Chicago State University - Emblem Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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James I. Swearingen, M. S. Acting President Com. John A. Bartky, Ph. D. President (on Military leave) Similar to the world at large, CTC is having its instabilities. Changes in faculty were the primary is- sues in 1944, while in 1945 the newly settled faculty had to cope with a complete revision of the College curriculum. The main differences in the present setup has been to decrease specialization and make all students general education majors. Still absent from the College scene is Commander John A. Bartky whose position as president was filled by James I. Swearingen. With the vacancy created in the psychology de- partment when Clarence W. Gilford left on a sabbati- cal, Leslie Quant took over his classes. Quant left after the first semester to be succeeded by Helen Bieker. W. Wilbur Hatfield ' s position as English chair- man was filled by Alta M. Turk when Hatfield took a leave of absence. Completing the short-staffed English, science and social science divisions are Margaret Kruewel, Paul Glenister and Harry Osterhart. Resuming positions on the College faculty are Mary F. Guilbault, Joseph J. Urbancek and Howard Morse, of the education, math and art departments respectively. Ralph Mansfield of the math department and Marie L. Tierney of the home economics de- partment, gave up their positions. Replacement of the Chicago Schools Journal edi- tor will be necessitated when Sophia C. Camenisch retires at the end of the present school year. The English department will feel the loss as well. Emma Fleer Muller, B. S. Director of Personnel W. L. Kaiser, M. A. Acting Assistant to Preside Mary M. Calnan, M. A. Director of Activities

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K. C. Baumgardner, M.A English Helen K. Bieker, M.A. Psychology Nellie B. Cochran, M.A. Physical Education Joseph Chada, Ph.D. Edvin Brye, M.A Psychology Gertrude Byrne, M.S. Physical Education Sophia C. Camenisch, M.A. English Fred K. Branom, Ph.D. Social Science