Montclair State College - La Campana Yearbook (Upper Montclair, NJ)

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' GEORGE F.PLACEK: ETHEL J. RAMSDEN; WuKUS ' D: REED, JOWty JV RftLAHAN, HELENE 5. ROSS, EDNA SALT, ARTHUR M. SEYBOLD V a culty SOCIAL STUDIES DEPARTMENT ELWYN C. GAGE, Ph.D. Head of Department WILLIAM A. F. BRAEM, A.M. Instructor EDGAR C. BYE, A.M. Assistant Professor FRANK L CLAYTON, Ph.D. Instructor ERNEST B. FINCHER, A.M. Instructor AVALINE FOLSOM, Ph.D. Assistant Professor HERBERT B. GOODEN, Ed.D. Instructor MAURICE P. MOFFATT, Ph.D. Instructor JOHN J. RELLAHAN, A.M. Associate Professor ALICE STEWART, A.M. Instructor HARRY C. WASASIER, A.M. Instructor FELIX WITTMER, Ph.D. Associate Professor LIBRARY MARGARET G. COOK, A.M. Librarian-Instructor of English FLORENCE H. BRAINARD, B.L.S. Head of Loan Desk ELIZABETH CHAMPNEY, A.B. Assistant Cataloguer ANNE B. CRIDLEBAUGH, B.S. Assistant Librarian EMMA FANTONE, A.M. Assistant Instructor of Audio-Visual Aids, Assistant Librarian FRANCES M. HEDDEN, M. A. Assistant Librarian LILI HEIMERS, Ph.D. Director of Teaching Aids Service of Library MOLLIE CHADWICK WINCHESTER, A.M. Librarian, College High School MEDICAL DEPARTMENT Margaret M. Wurts, M.D. Ethel M. Booth, R.N. Emma Ware, R.N. Lorraine Moulis, R.N. ELIZABETHX VAJS,.J .E.RyEER, RICHARD W. WILLING, FELIX WITTMER, STANLEY WNEK, JR., ANNETTA L. WOOD, MARGARET M. WURTS fff , i s ffr

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V MAURICE P. MOFFATT, YIOLA J. MOORE, WARD MOORE, ALLAN MOREHEAD, CARL F. MUELLER, EVELYN OELEN, FILOMENA PELORO Fa culty PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT DOROTHY DUKE, A.M. Director of Physical Education for Women CHARLES G. DeSHAW, Ed.D. Director of Physical Education for Men ALDEN C. CODER, Ed.M. Instructor JEROME G. DeROSA, A.M. Instructor PAULINE FOSTER, A.M. Instructor MARY JANE HUNGERFORD, Ph.D. Assistant Professor STANLEY WNEK, JR., A.B. Assistant Instructor SCIENCE DEPARTMENT EARL ROUSE GLENN, A.M. Head of Department CHARLES E. HADLEY, Ph.D. Professor S. MARIE KUHNEN, A.M. Instructor RICHARD H. LAMPKIN, Ed.M. Assistant Professor DOROTHY LEHMKUHL, A.M. Instructor ROBERT W. McLACHLAN, Ph.D. Associate Professor GEORGE E. PLACEK, A.M. Instructor ETHEL J. RAMSDEN, A.M. Instructor RUFUS D. REED, Ph.D. Professor KENNETH O. SMITH, Ph.D. Assistant Professor HORACE J. SHEPPARD, KENNETH O. SMITH, W. SCOTT SMITH, MAX A. SOBEL, D. HENRYETTA SPERLE, ALICE STEWART, VALENTINE TONONE

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Program In 1903 the State Board of Education recommended that a Normal School be established in the northern part of the State of New Jersey. Originally twenty five acres in Upper Montclair were purchased, but by 1929 more land to the north of the main campus had been acquired, and the property amounted to a total of seventy acres. On May 27, 1927 the Normal School became a State Teachers Col- lege for the education of secondary school teachers, and the first class was graduated as such in 1930. Two years later it was vot ed that the college offer graduate courses and grant a Master ' s degree. Montclairites take pride in the beauty of the campus, and a part of college tradition is the amphitheater where assemblies, graduations, and social gatherings of all sorts are held, weather permitting. Another traditional feature of the campus is its beautiful view of the New York skyline and the surrounding metropolitan section. hmgarn College Hall, now familiarly known as the Ad Build- ing, was completed in 1908. In this building are situated the administrative offices, the library, class rooms, the col- lege gym, cafeteria, and several student lounges. The Ad- ministration Building serves as the nerve center of the college around which revolve campus activities and functions. The College High School, located to the north and east of the Ad Building serves as a demonstration school. Here college students observe teachers and students in classroonl activities. Enrollment in Montclair classes soared with the end of the war and the return of Veterans to college. As a result, three War Assets buildings were erected on campus to ac- commodate math, business and science classes. Many were the adaptations made by Montclair, both during and after the war.