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

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THE INDEX IIIinois Stote Normcil University School Yeor I948-49 In Memoriam Dedication Activities President's Page Building Shots . , I Campus Leaders . Cartoons Organizations . Personalities Seniors . Graduate Students Juniors . Sophomores Freshmen Faculty Index Acknowledgments . 5 6-7 8 IO I2-I7 70-75 76-77 78 I36 I53 I6O I70 I80 I93 I33 I34 I5I I52 I59 I69 I79 I92 -203 204 Vol. 59

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74 1 1 . Q ,-7 A 4.- e TV at T L lNois STATE NORMAL NivERsirY ii-tl X jr T I editor-in-chief l y 1 ll ERNEST PURKEY T , .. lx associate editor la vi HAROLD JUDY l if business manager , AL SCHILLING I xl l . Q. E i v t all I ZfQ ti 1 5' 1 f There can be no progress without change. In the interest of progress the I9-49 Index is a change. Yet all is not altered, for tradition has much to give us. While retaining the good points of past yearbooks -the faculty section, the unity of idea through theme, and the multitude of campus scenes-we did feel that certain things in past annuals were not keeping with the best. These things we have changed. In a sense the l'-749 Index is an experiment. As such only your reactions will decide its success -or failure. As a record the yearbook seemed to us less effective when events were presented out of their natural order and set- ting. For life is not like that. And lite at ISNU is not like that. With this in mind we present the events of 1949-as they happened We hope you like it The Staff N l l . l

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1 yy, DR. NELL BLYTHE WALDRON . . . . died August 19, 1948, after having given 38 years of her life to teaching. Although ci member of the faculty of ISNU since 1934, she had spent two years teaching in the Philip- pine lsland normal schools. While on sabbatical leave in 1946-'47 Dr. Wal- dron did educational research in Cen- tral and South America. PROF. RALPH PRINGLE 1948. For 23 University High School and Professor Emeritus of Edu- l935, Professor . . . . died July 9, years principal of cation at ISNU since Pringle was the author of four books dealing with educational psychology. f 'Sm 5 32 1' ,GQ . 1 L-Q... IN MEMORIAM A teacher altects 'QPR eternity, he can never tell where his influence stops.' DR. STELLA VAN PETTEN HENDERSON died early in the summer of 1948. An alumna of ISNU, Mrs. Hen- derson was also a distinguished scholar and author, as well as being for the last 15 years an outstanding member of the faculty of ISNU. MISS BERNALILLO WILLIAMS . . . . died February 2, 1949. An English instructor since July, 1944, and graduate of ISNU class of 1930, Miss Williams received her Master's degree in 1939 at the University ot Colorado and was at the time of her death Assistant Professor in the leach- ing of English, As one of the most popular members of U. High's faculty, she will be deeply missed. Chas. Sumner s Vt. ,- v 93199141 Q aw... - 4 x 'Yung-, mic, was. hu- , fl-x,.:::tN-m . .wjwku -A -x.. A-hu. gg N! 1 uaauhj-if A on-L. gtk, tt Hass., Q ' X 'hi-4 f,.' i xfmnv. ,ri i P' A lx. 1 ,, L, Emi, w