Nebraska Wesleyan University - Plainsman Yearbook (Lincoln, NE)

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Administration . mmm ZELIA CORNELL WILEY Supervisor of Teaching in Grade 4 grace McConnell Supervisor of Teaching in Grades 5 and 6 ROSE B. CLARK A.M. Professor of Elementary Education, Supervisor of the Training School VESTA GRAY KEETON Supervisor of Teaching in Grades 2 and 3 ELIZA BETH STANTt )N ARCHERD M.S. Principal of the Training School. Supervisor of Junior High School Teaching ETHEL LOUISE BOOTH A.B. Critic Teacher in Sec¬ ondary Education, In¬ structor in English Paye Twenty-fire

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Administration ROY DEAL A.M. Professor of Manual Training Principle of Secondary School, Teachers College MARIE HASKINS CHURCHILL Supervisor of Teaching in First Primary Grade FAY BONNELL Supervisor of Kinder¬ garten Teaching and Training E. GLEN CALLEN A.M. Assistant Professor of Economics and Soci¬ ology, Critic Teacher in Secondary School EMMA RENO HADLEY B.S. Professor of Home Economics LILLIAN CLAIR JETER B.S. LEMO THERESSA DENNIS B.S. Professor of Home Economics Assistant Professor of Home Economics Pncjc Twenty-font •

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Administration Ol)£ (TolUge of J ine -Arts DEAN PARVIN WITTE B. S. Professor of Vocal Music, and Director of Choral Music The College of Fine Arts was formed in 1920 by uniting the schools of Music, Expression, and Art. The School of Music has grown so rapidly the past year that several new rooms had to be put at its disposal. Each department has strengthened its courses with the result of in¬ creased enrollment. There have been some splendid recitals, notably those for two pianos and Gilbert and Sullivan’s opera, “Pinafore”. The School of Expression is a vital part of the College. It has been responsible for some excellent plays this winter, in fact, the best presentations that have been given on the campus. At present the School is all “puffed” up over the acquirement of Theta Alpha Phi, national honorary dramatic fraternity. The School of Arts has produced some fine examples in poster work as well as in the type known as wood-cuts. There is an enormous amount of talent on the Wesleyan Campus, and it expects to find new and favorable means of expression in the reorganization of the Art School under the new Art Director. Parjc Twenty sir