Kutztown University - Keystonia Yearbook (Kutztown, PA)

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ELIZABETH BORDNER Editor-in-Chief RUTH SHOOK Business Manager Zke Key stem Staff EDITOR-IN-CHIEF ........... ..Elizabeth Bordner BUSINESS MANAGER ................ Ruth Shook ASSOCIATE EDITORS........- Emmaline Marsteller Agnes Hresko ASSOCIATE BUSINESS MANAGER......Dorothy lefferis PHOTOGRAPHY EDITOR...........Katherine Maurer Assistant.................... Mildred Krause FEATURE EDITOR.............. Joseph D'Amelio Assistants...............Josephine Bartholomew Carolyn Trexler Mary Reigner Jean Greenawalt Jane Hinkle Doris Miller ART EDITOR..............................Irene Horne Assistants................. Frances Baum Lena Crisafulli Janet Kuersten Shirley Knecht Mary Chalfant ATHLETIC EDITORS .............Kathleen Beaver Joseph D'Amelio TYPISTS ...... ................Grace Williams Marion Fritts

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This book is dedicated to Miss Clara A. Myers, who recently retired after serving Kutztown State Teachers College for forty years, in the capacity of both dean of women and teacher. Miss Myers secured her education in the rural schools of Adams County and the academies at Bendersville and Gettysburg. After securing her provisional certifi- cate, she taught four years in the public schools, and then was elected assistant teacher at Keystone State Norma! School in 1901. She served as teacher, from 1903-1915, and was dean of women from 1915 to 1938, since which time she was connected with the geog- raphy department. She also attended Ursinus College and secured her Bachelor of Science degree at Gettysburg College. Her Master of Arts degree was received at Temple Univer- sity, and she took summer courses at the University of Virginia and Columbia University. Graduate work in geography was done at Clark University. Miss Myers is in great demand as a speaker because of her vast knowledge of geography, and was affiliated with many geographic, scholastic and religious organi- zations around Berks County. It is most fitting that we dedicate this yearbook to Miss Myers, for she is a true Pennsylvanian. 4