Hood College - Touchstone Yearbook (Frederick, MD)

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WILLIAM SPRIGG ............... B. Mus., M. Mus., Eastman School of Music of the University of Rochester. . . Instructor in Music MARGUERITE TREILLE L ............ Professor of Modern Languages A-B-, RIPOTI COHGQGI A.M., Ph.D., University of Wisconsin: Universite de Paris. LAURA ADELINE WARD. ............. Associate Professor of English A.B., Vassar College: A.M., Ph.D., University of Pennsylvania. IIANET V. WHITNEY ............. . . Instructor in Home Economics B.S., Carnegie Institute of Technology: The School of Dietetic Interns of The Iohns Hopkins University. CATHERINE WILLIAMS ................. Professor of Music A.B., Mount Holyoke College: A.M., Vassar College: pupil of E, Harold Geer, Helen Hopekirk, and Ieanne Behrend. VIVIAN WOLF . .......... Instructor in Physical Education B.S., Temple University. ASSOCIATES IN THE DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION HERMAN C. BAINDER ..... Instructor in History, Garrison Iunior High School, Baltimore B.S., The Iohns Hopkins University: University of Maryland. KATHARINE L. BIEHL .......... Instructor in History, Frederick High School A.B., Hood College: A.M., University of Maryland. GENEVIEVE PLACIDE BUTLER .... Instructor in Music, Forest Park High School, B.S., The Johns Hopkins University: A.M., Columbia University. HELEN R. CHANDLER ......... Instructor in Core, Elm Street School, Towson State Teachers' College: B.S., University of Maryland. ALVIDA B. DeLASHMUTT ........ Instructor in Core, Elm Street School, A.B., Hood College. EVA K. MCCAULEY HISKEY . . . Instructor in English, The William S. Baer School, B.S., The Iohns Hopkins University. MARY ALICE KESSLER ..... Instructor in Biology, Patterson Park High School, A.B., College of Notre Dame: University of Maryland. Baltimore Frederick Frederick Baltimore Baltimore WALTER WILLIAM PETERMAN ....... Instructor in Biology, Hagerstown High School B.S., University of Mctryland. BETTY MYERS RAWLINGS . . Instructor in Art, Gwynn Falls Park Iunior High School, Baltimore B.F.A., Maryland Institute of Fine and Practical Arts: The Iohns Hopkins University. MAURICE C. SATER ..... Instructor in Music, Clifton Park Iunior High School, Baltimore A.B., The Iohns Hopkins University: Piano 'l'eachers' Certificate, Peabody Conservatory of Music: The Iohns Hopkins University. RACHAEL M. SHEETZ ......... Instructor in English, Hagerstown High School A.B., Swarthmore College: A.M., Columbia University. MARGARET TOWSON ......... Instructor in Spanish, Hagerstown High School A.B., Lebanon Valley College: AB-, Duke U1'1iV9fSiTY- LOUISE A. WEAGLY ......... Instructor in Mathematics, Frederick High School A.B., Hood College: The Iohns Hopkins University. I CLARA E. WING . ..... Instructor in Music, The Washington School, Hagerstown B.S., Temple University. HELEN YOSKOWSKY ...... Instructor in Music, Patterson Park High School, Baltimore B.S., The Iohns Hopkins University: B.M., Peabody Conservatory of Music: Piano Teachers' Certificate, Peabody Conservatory of Music. 1Part-time. 2On leave of absence, second semester. i'Part-time first semester, full-time second semester. 15

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Standing: Mr, Sprigg, Miss Boyer, Mr, Beckhelm. ' Seated: Miss Fonda, Miss Budde, Miss Reddick. 9 HOME ECONOMICS AND EDUCATION Not only training us for professions these faculty members also empha- size the development of intelligent responsible Women, who are pre- pared for family life and homemak ing, and who have an understand ing of the American school system lmportant this year was the initia tion of the program whereby stu dents practice-teach in nearby cities 0 ART AND MUSIC That We obtain knowledge and ap- preciation of art and music as Well as develop our creative abilities has been the aim of these departments. Practical laboratory work, instru- ment and voice lessons, and field trips to art galleries and concerts have contributed to the accomplish- ment of-this goal. Standing: Miss Ayer, Miss Prall, Miss Whitney, Miss Blocher, Miss Caster Seated: Miss Cunningham, Miss Mather, Mrs. Gross.