Fenn College - Fanfare Yearbook (Cleveland, OH)

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Faculty We Robert T. Adams Carroll S. Anderson Klelvin S. Anderson Lester E. Angene Elizabeth G. Baldwin Nlyron B. Barnes Williatn E. Bartlett Archie Battista Darwin N. Benesh Clarence H. Beresford John F. Blaha Klartha E. Bonham Glen T. Boruff Ernest O. Bower Leon S. Brooks VV. Byron Brown Helen ll. Bruenigf Louis C. Brunner Richard Burket Hans Busch Robert F. Cady Harry Cagin Harold E. Campbell Leyton E. Carter Janet G. Castanien C. Harold Chattield Eugene J. Chesney Dean R. Christian George G. Clark Walter R. Conrad Gerald Cosaro Richard H. Damon Earl S. Dearth Charles J. De Caro Wolfraln N. Delenk Raymond P. Dellner Glen A. De Wyer Anthony Diaguila Robert E. Dirks William W. Dodge Lawrence A. Dombrose John P. Dragin J. Frederick Elliott Henry A. Essex Harry VV. Evans John R. Evans Lawrence L. Evert Ernest C. Farkas Robert Farrell George A. Fay Wilson B. Fiske arteflfime llnstructorse ..... Blodwen E. Fleurdelis Sidney Franklin VVayne L. French Leonard Freyman Robert Gaillard Harry A. Gillis Willard E. Gombert Nlaurice B. Gordon Raymond E. Green Robert L. Hall Harold D. Hanson Robert G. Hattwick John M. Heffelfinger Oliver Henderson Albert A. Herzog Daniel A. Hill Henry B. Hoff David H. Hotchkiss Richard G. Huebscher H. Blartin Huge Osiander C. Hursh Joseph Nl. Jacobs Julius Jancin, Jr. John A. Kaminsky George P. Kerr Eugene A. Klingshirn Lawrence G. Knecht Edward ll. Kovachy Bruce B. Krost Dezso Ladanyi James La Salvia Frank Latanick YVilfred Leemon Ralph R. Lee George D. Leonard Carl Leska John N. Livingood Frank llagyar Charles Xlargolis E. Elmo Klartin Adam J. Maywhort James H. hlcCloskey Harry F. llergler Elsie V. Klerrick Alex Kleszoros Andrew L. Kliller Robert D. Kloore Lawrence R. Nlullen hlaurice Klunger Ralph W. Nluntz Albert D. Nesbitt Joseph Neustein James F. Nevison Frank O'Nlalley Nelson James Parks Sarah ll. Pereira llarjorie G. Perry VVilliam F. Peschel Richard D. Peters Henry Pipp Clara C. Polley George Poperad, Jr. John P. Rowland John H. Royer Harry E. Russell Klalcolm D. Salinger, Jr Samuel Sandor Lester W. Schaffer Burton W. Schellenltach Sidney Schiff Robert VV. Schmies Charles E. Scott Charles H. Seaver Joseph P. Sech John J. Sinnott Raymond J. Slater James E. Smithson VVilbur Snevel Frank G. Spiller Francis W. Stebbins Robert B. Stokely Orville N. Stone Carl Stuebe Marvin D. Temple VVayman H. 'Fhomasson Albert H. Ulman Doris A. Voth Carloss H. Walter David WValton Juliette C. VValwer Alvin E. VVanderslehen Arthur H. Wztrren Robert VVarrick Arthur E. West L. Frank VVharton Calvin VV. White Alex E. Whiteside Clyde E. Williams, Jr. Theodore Wilner Manly ll. Windsor John M. Wittenbrook Charles F. Yarham Bimzham W. Zellmer Page T-ufnty :even

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MAX B. ROBINSON, M. E., Deon of Cooperative Training Through cooperative education, the student comes to interpret both basic and specialized knowledge in the light of life's realities. That unsettled or Htloundering aroundw period after leaving college, so dis- turbing to many graduates of full time courses, is minimized or en- tirely avoided by the co-op Whose most difficult adjustments are al- ready in the past. ln colleges all over the country, cooperative programs in varied fields are regaining normal operation after wartime interruptions. Many veterans, who have every urge to accelerate, are swinging back to co-op schedules as the most direct path to advancement. Here at Fenn, we are surrounded by an unusual variety of business and industry. Literal- ly, we do have the best location in the nation for gearing education to life. Let us make the most of our rich opportunity. Page Tfwenty-ninf