Indiana State University - Sycamore Yearbook (Terre Haute, IN)

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Two former members of the faculty of Indiana State Teachers College, both of whom had retired from active service within the school, also answered the Final Call since The Symmore was last published. These two were Prof. Oscar L. Kelso, for many years head of the de- partment of mathematics, and Prof. F 'ancis M. Stalker, thriller head of history of education. Death came to Prof. Kelso at the Union Hospital 011 July 15, 1930, after an illness of more than a year. In his years of service at Indiana State, Prof. Kelso 011- deared himself to hundreds of students and former stu- dents. Thorough in every sense, Whatever the task, Mr. Kelso imparted this idea, of thortmghness and completeness in the smallest detail to his etudents. His ianence will live on forever through the students who were privileged to sit in his classes. In 1929, Prof. Stalker retired from active service, stating at the time that ctGrodis world vas so good and so beautiful that he wanted to remain as long as possible, and that tthe had heard the warning to slow down? But the best part of his life had been spent in educational labors and the warning came too late. On November 2F, 1930, the Grim Reaper beckoned 21nd 3111 Stalkerts life labors were ended. Students Who had felt the impress of his labors and his respect. for the beautiful in life marveled at his Wisdom and Will never forget him. For them, lifets labors are over and the journey is ended. But in the memories of those Who knew and loved them, they live on forever. firm .....7....MWkw M... 7W , ,-lgm,..-.......i.... . .m.,....m,....,.i......-.........i.,.-.,.,.....TV.. hLJW , K... Page Fifteen

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TO those beloved instructors, Who gave the best part Of their lives to the work of furthering the interests of this institution and for Whom death called during the past year, cuttino short their labors, further dedication of this book is made. Their influence lives on and on among us. FRANK S. BOGARDUS Dean of Faculty llaster teacher, Wise counselor and friend to mankind. Death, the Grim Reaper willed, and his life labors were ended all too soon, but his influence will live on and on forever. C? Page Fourteen

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Dean VVeng has been faithful in his duties and has loyally supported the activities of the student body. One needs only to know him to appreciate his real worth and cha iacter. Page Sixteen CHARLOTTE S. BURFORD, Dean of TVomen It has been her work to supervise wommfs life 011 the Campus, to work with and for the students, to maintain high scholarship, and to build up high principles among the women students. FREDERICK H. WENG, Dam of M 671 HELEN E. REEVE, Assistant Dean of TVomen It has been the good fortune of the women students residing in XVomelfs Residence Hall to have a person as fine and splendid as Miss Reeve as supervisor. She has preserved harmony and coeoperation among those With Whom she worked. - -------------------------------------- xn-s-Mw: ----- Myu-magay-Fifigp , .-..gn .-.. -w-----uwM--M---m---n---a-W.1. ..... ,