Kutztown University - Keystonia Yearbook (Kutztown, PA)

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OFFICE FORCE MRS. ELIZABETH S. BARD Stenographer-Clerk, Personnel MRS. ERNESTINE HAYCOCK Stenographer-Clerk, Personnel MARIORIE E. FAUST Stenographer-Clerk to Business Manager RUTH M. SHANKWEILER Account Clerk to Business Manager MRS. SARAH R. KEIM Stenographer-Clerk to Dean of Instruction LILLIAN R. DORNMOYER Clerk-Typist to Dean of Instruction MRS. IOAN R. HARRIS Stenographer-Clerk to Dean of Instruction MRS. GERTRUDE B. ANGSTADT Clerk, Student Cooperative Store MRS. RUTH R. NEFF Clerk, Student Cooperative Store DOROTHY M. EDINGER Stenogrdpher-Secretary to President MRS. LOUISE K. HAMMER Stenographer-Clerk to the Director of Laboratory Schools : : Ks szeszszss? : : s 21

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CLEL THURMHN SILVEY Music BERNICE KETTEN SILVEY H.B., University of Texas Teaching Supervisor, First Grade RM. Columbia Universit B.Ed., Bemidji State Teachers Col- N.M1I15., Northwestern UniZIersity lege Deech. Mus. Ecole D'Hrt France MPL. George Peabody College PhD, Georg'e Peabody College 0,5093 STEIN HRTIE JOHN smumn Hlstory Physics H.B., Franklin and Marshall Col- H.B., West Virginia University lege M.S., University of Pittsburgh HMV Columbia University MINERVA STERN ROY CLARENCE THOMAS Health and Physical Education Music BS, MS., Temple University BS, State Teachers College, Mansfield Ed.M., Temple University $2180 I I '. 66:6: :6: 20

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FELLOW CLASSMATES Still licking our wounds of World War II, the Class of 1948 is approaching the teaching world When there is much consternation concerning another great war. The lasting Peace for which many fought, and some died, is more remote now than it has ever been. Fortunately the war years have implanted a maturity in the minds of college students the world over. Colleges are not sending sheep into the slaughter of the high tensioned whirlpool that is our world of today, but rather, well- trained, clear-thinking young men and women Who are prepared to support wellechosen convictions, and yet place the welfare of the group before per- sonal gain. We are being graduated from one of the finest physical plants in the State. Many years of toil have placed K.S.T.C. high on the list of educational insti- tutions equipped for teacher training. Our backgrounds have been graciously endowed by various members of the faculty and administration. We have been exposed not merely to classroom situations, but to a well-rounded cur- riculum. It is our duty, not to revolutionize, but to combine ourselves with other edu- cators in an effort to stabilize a badly shaken world; to assure aggressor nations of American co-operative spirit and of the physical power to defend that spirit. A word of appreciation to all of you for making our function as a class most pleasant and efficient, and may your fine qualities be transmitted into highly successful careers as Educators. Sincerely, LOUIS S. EDWARDS IR. $3.80 :: 1 eaeee: :: a 22