Northern Arizona State Teachers College - La Cuesta Yearbook (Flagstaff, AZ)

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vest of happiness for themselves, and to serve in- telligently in their communities. Presidents :' A. N. Taylor, A. B. ................... . R. H. H. Blome .......................... 1899-1909 1909-1918 1918-1919 G. E. Cornelius, Ph. D., B. S ..... J. O. Creager, A. M. ............ . L. B. McMullen, B. S., A. M Governors : N. O. Murphy ...... O. A. Brodie ........... Joseph H. Kibby ...... Richard E. Sloan ....... George W. P. Hunt ...... Thomas A. Campbell ..... George W. P. Hunt ...,.. Librarians: Jessie L. Stemmons ...... Clara McNeal ................ Mrs. J. E. Bentel ............ Esther M. Bomgardner .. Genevieve Kelly . .............. Emily B. Smith .............. Emily Ethel .......... Matrons 2. Carrie L. Barber .............. Mrs. Catherine Beckwith Sue Campbell .................... Mrs. Hattie B. Erion ,..... Mrs. Margaret Hanley .... Mrs. Helen Hanshue ...... Minnie Porter .................. Mrs. Elizabeth Merritt .. Mrs. Lula H. Robinson .... 1919-1920 1920- 1899-1902 1902-1905 1905-1909 1909-1912 1912-1919 1919-1923 1923- 1913-1918 .........1918 1918-1919 1919-1920 1920-1922 1922-1923 1923- 1913-1918 1916- 1920-1921 1911-1913 1912- 1918- 1906-1911 1918-1920 1913-1918 State Superintendents of Public Instruction: Men R. L. Long ................................ 1899-1903 N. G. Layton .............................. 1903-1906 R. L. Long ............ ..... 1 906-1909 Kirke T. Moore ........ .,... 1 909-1912 C. O. Case ............ ..... 1 912-1921 Elsie Toles . ..... ............................ 1 921-1923 C. O. Case .........................,....,.,, 1023- who have served on the Board of Trustees: George Babbitt .......................... 1912-1917 E. A. Brown .......o.,,,.,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 1912-1916 T. J. Colter ....... , 1,1905-1907 J. C. Dolan ....,.. ,,,,, 1 919-1922 Allan Doyle ....... ..... 1 908-1909 A. A. Dutton ...... ,,,, , 11899-1905 J. C. Grim ............ ..... 1 903-1904 Edgar Hash .,.........., ,,,,,,,., 1 919 John Hennessy ........ E L- 1918-1919 L y - N i n e ,,.....--Y... .... ..,....,..-. -....,.. EDGAR HASH M. I. POWERS F. W. PERKINS '-I -!

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Holstein herd which will supply fresh milk and cream to the dining hall. All of these things have been made possible by the co-operation of the people of the state of Ari- zona, its legislators, the board of trustees, the faculty, and the students of the normal school. The training school first occupied February, 1921, is a modern institution, the building costing 3100,- 000. There are approximately 25 children in each of the eight grades besides the kindergarten. A critic teacher is employed for each grade and each graduate of the normal school must teach in the training school for one hour a day for one year. This is rather more than the usual amount of practice teaching required, but it is one of the strong points in the required courses of the Northern Arizona Normal School. The training teachers are brought from all over the United States. Most of them, h-owever, have at some time or other come under the influence of the educational philosophy of Dr. L. Kilpat- rick of Teachers College, Columbia, who himself is a pupil of John Dewey. The training school is, and should be, the heart of a normal school. In most institutions this is recognized in principle, but denied in fact. In the Northern Arizona Nor- mal School all revolves about the training school. Music in Arizona has not always been an art. In the early days it was undoubtedly a tool where- by the discontented and morose steer was stu- pified into repose. It is worthy of note that in the last few years an effort has been made to raise the musical standard high in the Northern Arizona Normal School and to create for the peo- ple in the northern part of the state a place where excellent instruction in violin, voice and pi- ano may be obtained. It is not enough these days that a teacher be equipped to teach reading, writ- ing and arithmetic. She must have an all-around development. Looking toward this development, the Northern Arizona Normal School provides and requires training in music, manual arts and physical education. Since the opening of the normal school nearly 1000 students have been graduated. Several thousand other pupils, including those who have attended summer school, have studied here, and several thousand others have been taught in its training school. The graduates of this school may be found in many grade schools and schools of higher rank throughout this state, and because of normal training are better fitted to reap a har- E ghty Eight

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'I' ill Hlllllwi w 1' 1 1 l 7 lu 1il,1 w J. C. DOLAN ie i A E. T. McGONIGLE J. C. GRIM M mwxwww wwl'w.w ww lI?l l Wll1ll5l IW1JI 1' ll lf W3!'f5i5'Y-Elfllilllit 11-1- J. H. McClintock ......... ......,. 1 899-1900 E. T. McGonigle ..... ..,..... 1 913-1919 T. E. Pemberton ......................-- 1399-1900 F, W. Perkins .,.......................... 1910-1912 T. E. Pollock .......... 1899-1903, 1917-1918 M. I. Powers ............................-4 1919-1922 C. O. Robinson .......................... 1904-1909 E. A. Sliker ............. ........ 1 909-1912 Richard J. White ....... .-.----- 1 916-1917 Sam Proctor .............................. 1923- James Kennedy -. .... .............---- 1 923- FACULTY John N. Adams, 1909-13 and 1916-18. Opal A. Addling, 1916-18. Alice A. Alten, 1918-1922. Maude Babcock, 1900-01. J. E. Bentel, Sc. B., 1918-20. William E. Berg, 1913-19. Nora E. Blome, 1913-18. David H. Boot, Ph. D., 1917. Cora J. Botts, 1012-17. Mary G. Boyer, 1914- Mrs. Edith Brown, 1921-22. W. D. Buchanan, M. S., 1908- Frances H. Bury fMrs. E. A. Slikerj Selma I. Bush, A. M., 1919-21. Grace Caldwell, 1909-20. 09. 1899-06 Theo. V. Carver, B. A., 1903-07. Wilmyth Case, B. A., 1918- Lulu B. Chase, B. A., 1908109. Sarah H. Clickener, 1916-18. Pearl M. Curtis, 1919-22. J. A. Davis, A. M., 1918-19. Minnie Evans Des Voignes Cornelia Dockstader, 1919- Agnes D. Dodson, Ph. B., 1919-22. Andrew A. Douglas, B. A., T. R. A. S., 1905-06. Harriet Duffy CMrs. P. J. Murphyj 1914-18. L. A. Eastburn, A. M., 1919-21. Mrs. L. A. Eastburn, 1919-20. R. O. Edick, 1918. Deceased. Mrs. Della Evans, 1915-18. Clara Fish, 1903-06. R. H. Fuller, 1918. Harriet Gardner, 1916-18. Elizabeth Gleason, 1906-09. Gracelynn Glidden, 1909-10. Leslie N. Goodding, 1913-16. J. B. Gunter, A. B., 1918-19 Gertrude Hackley, 1918. Cornelia Hartwell, 1900-08. H. E. Hendrix, M., 1919-20. A. R. Herrell, A. B., 1918-19. Nin ty and 1920-22.