Humboldt State University - Sempervirens Yearbook (Arcata, CA)

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Dr. William M. Lanphere, associate pro-iessor of Biological Science, is not only unsurpassed in botanical knowledge, but is an accomplished equestrian and skiier. His hobbies are shared enthusiastically by his wife, Mrs. Hortense Lanphere, the charming instructor of Humboldt's new course in ichthyology. Fred L. Telonicner, assistant professor of Biological Sciences, recently returned from a leave of absence spent at Stanford University. As lecturer in Biological Sciences, Dr. Doris Gillespie Niles can inform any student about frogs, worms, or amoebas, and make them enjoy it. Associate professor of Physical Science, Dr. Harry D. MacGinitie is known as Mac” to the fortunate few, and well-known to all for his quick come-backs. . . . Dr. Vernon L. Tolle, Director of the College Elementary School, is a boon to prospective teachers who gradute from Humboldt. William Lanphere Hortonso Lanphere Fred Telonicher Doris Gillespie Niles Harry MacGinitie

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I Ue fyooiMy Most any evening genial Maurice Hicklin, professor of English, can be seen strolling down Redwood Lane with his dog, Holly”. Alma M. Folsom, associate professor of English, is the inspiration for many a potential writer of essays. . . . Sarah M. Davies, secretary to President Gist, has this year added to her list of duties that of shorthand teacher. Bert F. Wilson, professor of Commerce, produces secretaries whose excellent training has been highly praised by their employers. Imogene B. Platt, beside teaching English, Spanish, and Shorthand, keeps a motherly watch over the residents of Sunset Hall who affectionately call her Mattie”. . . . Indispensable in the teaching of balance, rhythm, and harmony” is Mrs. Stella Sankey Little, head of the Art Department. Elma McCann Folsom Maurice Hicklin Sarah Davies Imogene Platt Bert Wilson Stella Sankey Little

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tyaculUf, Ruth E. Bestor and Belle L. Dickson are associate professors of Education in charge of supervision at the College Elementary School. Noted for his friendliness and helpfulness is Henry T. Cluxton, teacher in the College Elementary School. Leo G. Schussman, professor of Education, instills in the minds of future teachers the psychological approach to teaching problems. . . . Miss Dorothy L. Dale is part-time instructor in string and brass instruments. Other part-time instructors include Rowena Faye Jackson, who teaches Piano, Frederick R. Leonard, lecturer in Education, Miss Neva Cavanaugh, also lecturer in Education, and John Van Duzer of the Music and Drama Departments. . . . George Dana Kinsman, associate professor of Music, is the capable director of the A Capella Choir, the College Symphony Orchestra, the Men's and Women's Glee Clubs. Many a student has emerged from Miss Helen M. Garvin's ear training classes with a newly acquired vocal ability. Edmund V. Jeffers, associate professor of Music, is spending his two year's leave of absence at Columbia University. Helen M. Garvin Vernon O. Tolle Ruth E. Bestor Boll© L. Dickson