National Louis University - National Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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Svroml Roux-Left fo Righl: Davisg Wilson, Howard, Springstung Ford, Johnson, Griggs. Firsf Row--Lcfi fo Rigbf: Fruit, Kern, Adams, Campbellg Sheldon, Galvarrog Mount. THE FACULTY Arts Mr. Viggo Bovbjerg Miss Ruth R. Gibson, M.A. in Art, M.A., B.A. Miss Nellie MacLennan, M.S., B.S. Mrs. Marguerite C. Taylor Education Miss Agnes L. Adams, M.S., Ph.B. Mrs. Sara L. Black, M.S., B.A. Miss Maurine Bredeson, M.A., B.E. Mr. Lynn Brown, M.A. Mrs. Margaret McPherson Brown, M.A., B.A. Miss Miriam Brubaker, M.A., B.S. Dr. Louise Farwell Davis, Ph.D., M.A., Ph.B. Miss Martha Fink, M.A., Ph.B. Miss Edith Ford, M.S., B.A. Miss Harriet Howard, M.A. Miss Edith Maddox, M.A., B.S. Miss Elizabeth Springstun, M.A., Ph.B. Miss Dorothy Weller, M.S., B.S. Mrs. Nellie Ball Whitaker, M.A., B.E. English Mrs. Pauline Galvarro, M.A., B.A. Mr. Clarence R. Graham, B.A., B.S. Miss Wren Staley, Ph.D., M.A., B.A. Jean Clapp Vernon, M.A., B.A. Home Economics Mrs. Roselma M. Archer, M.A., B.E. Miss Marjorie Fruit, B.S. Music Mr. Felix Borowski, Mus. Doc. Miss Marie Briel, M.Mus. Mr. David Dushkin Mrs.Jean Rumry, B.Mus. Educ., B.Mus. Miss Louise St. John Wfestervelt Physical Education Miss Etta Mount Mr. George Wilson, M.A., B.S., N.E. Psychology Mrs. Minnie Campbell, M.A., B.S. Miss Vera G. Sheldon, M.A., Ph.B. Miss Anne G. Williams, B.E. Science Dr. K. Richard Johnson, Ph.D., M.S., B.S Mrs. Alice Morrill, Ph.B. Dr. Mary Pope, M.D., M.A., B.A. Miss Stella Walry, R.N. Social Science Mr. Charles Davis, M.A., B.A., B.D. Mr. James H. Griggs, Ed.D., M.A., B.A. Miss Frances Kern, M.A., B.S. Mrs. Alice Merriam, B.A. Dr. John E. Stout, Ph.D., L.L.D.

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ADMINISTRATION Edna Dean Baker Presldent Out of a fabulous stack of names, records, and f1nanc1al reports, Natlonals adm1n1strat1on competently creates an amaz1ng semblance of order to keep the Wheels of the college speedlng smoothly throughout the year Dally the office of adm1n1strat1on IS confronted W1th the usual quer1es regard1ng matr1culat1on, course of study, and Var1ous permlsslons In th1s capac1ty, the admxmstrators have made Natlonal an outstandrng school 1n the educatlonal freld and have alded 1n obta1n1ng for the school the long des1red accredltment by the Amerlcan Assoc1a t1on of Teachers Colleges XS 2 Frances McElroy Regxstrar Wren Staley Dean Mabel Kearns Busmess Admmlstrator 8

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THE FACULTY They made books alive, life-easier, and laughs heartier-the Faculty of National. Initating the year, old and new students became acquainted or reacquainted with each member of the staHf at Miss Baker's teas, class teas, and assemblies. In their advisory capacity the faculty helped with teaching assignments, courses of study, and yearly class programs. After the preliminaries were over the staff settled down to the main business of the year: trying to instill a little knowledge into the student body, as well as sponsoring classes and clubs. Uniquely, this year they also directed defense activities for the school, as several members were representatives at defense classes in Chicago. Sirens were installed, and classes were frequently interrupted with air raid drills complete with all clear signals for National's preparedness. Many were the evenings when the dignified faculty could be found swathed in Nurse Walty inspects Dem. darlings for diseases. Mrs. Whitaker relays message to Miss Baker via Mrs. Fehr. Dr. Johnson and Mr. Wilson meet over mail, or brain meets brawn. Miss Westervelt and Miss Mount discuss festival in embryonic stage.