Highland Park College - Piper Yearbook (Des Moines, IA)

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W 5, ,,, '47- , ff e .. S s, RAE STEPHENSON .. ' , X rl.. Fi, I ISS RAE STEPHENSON, of Amss,v.10wa,.whp'.7is gfgfiq. fs. 9El uate of the State T eachers' collsgssf-cedar,Fa1fsgf-'hss served in the capacity of Primary Supervisor for thefpast 'G five years. Under her supervision, the Primary Depart- ment has grown to be one of the strongest'in.Tthe.college. Her charming personality forms a pleasing :center from .which ru- diates the spirit og thefdleipariiiment. She llras a lcinlilly interestdin every glr , not on y o er epartment, ut in t e various e- partments. This interest stimulates each girl -to' greater and worthier things than she has ever. hefore riealizecl, In, Miss Stephenson one feels that one-has a sincere friend. V. ' ,E A a Next year she will go east to take special work in 'SpeecIi Defects of Children under Dr. Frederick Martin, of New'York University. - i V J 1 Supervisor of Primary Department

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LOUISE BENNETT WEAVER Supervisor of Home Economics , . ' i A ,gf S' X sf' L. , 41 ,.. K A --as A Y,j'.gg-,..' .f ' ' .P ' Q1 OUISE BENNETT WEAVER is a graduate of West Des 'iq Moines High School and of the Home Economic Depart- ment of Drake University. She has taught' Home Eco- J nomics in the Des Moines schools and as Supervisor of the Highland Park Home Economics Department has proven her- self to be well fitted for the work. She has done extensive lec- ture, institute and short course work in Iowa and has been Red Cross Dietitian. In literary work she has contributed to various magazines and has been a monthly contributor to Successful Farming. Her Housekeeper's Helper has been of interest to Tribune readers, while as co-author of Adventures in Home- makingn and the 'Teature Cook Book, she has been of service to many. She has been influential in promoting conservation ideas. ,H w,L'.,1 32' . 14 ':, x ul B ffl? 1, 2 + .Q V-y 2 ugy, M , mf? A Aiirisfi' ZH, i J VR ,1 tx., -L I im U ijt, -Y ,W t V, kgs, 1' 1 , .mx ,f hi f I 3 ily f , I K Kitt YF- .J G9 f'iii'. if xx.