Illinois State Normal University - Index Yearbook (Normal, IL)

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EMERIT Ouvi-3 Ln.1,1AN B.x1ti'oN, AAI. 619063 Iflliimux HENRY Sci-moicnuu A NI H91 J Dunn 01 lV0l11e11 Dean 01 the U11it'er.viry am rlxxofitirc Pmferxnr IJIl'Ul'T0l' 01 the SIHIIIIZCI' SLHIOII University of lllinoisg AAI., University of Chicagog I,1'01L'X50l' Illinois State Normal University PILB.. Cornell Collcgeg A NI Unnersits of Chicaeo, Ea ,FE Teachers College, Colunibii Unix trsiti One hundred and seventy years of faithful service to Illinois State Normal University-that is the accumulated record of these patient counselors and teachers. Although they are retiring from active par- ticipation in school life. they xvill long be remembered for their friendly interest in students and their inspiring leadership in our school. 'IinoM.-is nloasig l3ARt.12R, MS., 419132 RACHIQI, Meiuuia. Coomiiz, M D 119783 A-Irxixrtilzr P1'ofe.vw1' of Di1'et'f01' Of U77fi'G7',YI7jf I'byximl Science H with Service AJS., MS., University of Illinoisg Illinois State Normal MD., University of Illinois, H oniens and Childrens University. Hospital, Chicagog New Xorlv Post Graduate Medical :ma Qt, . ' U54 .J ,Xi,.x1.x Nl.-vm' I'I.'XNllI,'IUN, AIA. H91 Schoolg XVashington University Xledical School K B 1 gg 'Nr -lr Ss 5 - .9 tl, 'WE' .K 2' cz, V 'Y ' ' main I . ' 4,3 , , 5- :rg-ef5 W2- 1 le ,1. iff if tltfgii Ilmzvlav ANDREW Patriusow Ph D 119099 ,-1,t,vi.vt.1111 I'r0letxrn' of I,',01'cr.t01' of Pyhygbololgy the 7lCill'Z7i1I.Lf of E7l.QIiXh Head of the Deparrvllent of Pswlvologv BS., Illinois XX'esleyan Universityg Bid., Illinois State A.B., University of Chicago AM Hari ard Universlty Normal Univcrsityg M..-X., Teachers College, Columbia Ph.D., University of Chicago University. 26

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In making the Index furnish practical experience, faculty members from the English, Art, Commerce, and Education departments act as advisers to the staff members. These representatives who make up the Index Gofverning Board are Miss Esther Vinson, Mr. Edward Johnson, Mr. Floyd Goodier, Miss Gladys Bartle, Miss Ruth Henline, and Miss Margaret Peters. The Voice behind the voice of the campus alias the Pzlbliearionr Connnitree formulates the policies and supervises the student publications, the Viderfe and Index. Chairman Miss Esther Vinson, vice-chairman Mr. Herbert Hiett, and secretary Miss Ruth Henline head this committee. They are assisted by Mr. Edward Johnson, Mr. Lawrence Irvin, and Miss Florence Teager. Nearly every student and faculty member is aware that many machines must be put into operation before he can partake of the many opportunities, pleasures, and conveniences offered by the University. The laurels can be bestowed upon these specific boards es- tablished for the purpose of working behind the scenes of various activities. Through the functioning of campus boards comes the smooth operation of most campus activities. Viderte Exerntiwe Board-Baele Roi:-Marsh, Uphoff, Beatty. 0 Front Raw-Mr. johnson, Kuzmiski, Stephens, Leigh. 0 Index Gomiexning Board-Bark Row-Mr. Goodier, Mr. john- son. 0 Front Row-Miss Vinson, Miss Peters, Miss Bartle. TUDE CGUNSELOR Coma!! the Confzfelom' When in Doubt Cook, Irvin, Cyrier. O Pruden, Herrmann. ' Timely tips to frightened freshmen come under the head of counseling NVhen to wear hats, how to keep all grades above a B , how to calculate honor points UD, how to take Con. Civ. reading notesw- all these and more are the weighty problems which are brought to the sympathetic ears of these campus consultants. XVhen XVomen's League saw that student guidance would be a welcome help to freshmen girls, groups were assigned to a counselor and her assistant who acted as advisers in three areas: guidance, social af- fairs, and instructional matters-everything from giv- ing parties to making study schedules. The Student Counselors' Training Course, carrying one step further last year's innovation was open to all students this year. Because of the felt need, Guid- ance in YVartime was adopted as the unifying theme for the ten lectures given by the faculty members to train counselors for future service. Careful plans were worked out for group meetings, which were friend-to-friend, informal and companion- able. and the happy part about the whole idea was this: someone was bound to gain--if the freshman needed little help, maybe they could give some points to the counselor herself. 25

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