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

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1 1 I n - Xa Guesta iFarulty JprrBnnala Arranged by Departments ADMINISTRATION FASSETT A. COTTON, President. State Normal School, Terre Haute, Ind., 1888-89; Butler University, 1902 ; Ph. B., University of Chicago, 1902-3 ; LL.D., Franklin College, 1905. Teacher, 1882-89 ; County Superintendent, 1889-95; Deputy State Superintendent Public Instruction of Indiana, 1895-1901 ; State Superin- tendent Public Instruction, Indiana, 1903-09; President State Teachers College, LaCrosse, Wisconsin, 1909-24; Acting President N. A. T. C, 1924-25 ; President N. A. T. C, 1925- GRADY GAMMAGE, Vice-President and Director of Prac- tice. A.B., A.M., University of Arizona. Teacher and principal in grade and high schools. City Superintend- ent. ] Iember Arizona State Board of Education. Teacher, summer school, N. A. T.C., 1923, 1924, 1925. N. A. T. C, 1925- DOPvOTHY GELHAUS, Secretary to the President. University of Montana. CAROLYN R. SMITH, Business Secretary. Graduate two-year course State Normal School, Valley City.N. D. Two years University of Minnesota. Exten- sion work with LaSalle Extension University. N. A. T. C. 1922- ART WTLMYTH CASE— Tempe Normal School ; Chicago Art Insti- tute; summer work in San Diego State Normal, Uni- versitv of California, California School of Arts and Crafts and Los Angeles Art League ; N. A. T. C. 1819- WERDNA DOROTHY DANIELSON— B. Ed. University of Califomia, Southern Branch ; N. A. T. C. 1925- COMMERCE TOM 0. BELLWOOD— A.B., A.M., Colorado State Teachers College, Secretary to the Dean, and Registrar at Colorado State Teachers College, 1918-21 ; substitute teacher in Commerce Department, Colorado State Teachers College, 1921; N. A. T. C. 1922- WILLIE SMITH, Assistant— Northern Arizona State Teach- ers College. N. A. T. C. 1924- EDNA DOTSON— A.B., Colorado State Teachers College, 1917, major in English; two summer terms in the Uni- versity of California, 1922-23; one summer term in Northern Arizona State Teachers College, specializing in commercial work, 1924 ; course in Gregg Shorthand School in Phoenix, 1924-25 ; Teachers ' and Secretarial Course at Gregg School in Chicago, 1925; N. A. T. C. 1925- ' i e M

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■ ' ' - Jlj:t Cuesta EDUCATION MIN ' XIK LIXTZ— A.H., .Miami University, Oxford, 1918; siiptMiiitondcnt ' s diploma; summer school, 1922, graduate study, Columbia University, Xew York; studied in Uni- versity of Washington, and traveled in Alaska and Canada, summer 1925; teacher and principal in elemen- tary schools in Ohio and Arizona; County school superin- tendent, Cochise countv, Arizona, 1914-16; N. A. T. C, 1918- en(;lish MARTHA E. DEWEY— A.B., Aurora Colleg-e; Northwesteni University, scliool of physical education (summer ses- sion) ; special course in pageantry under Lotta A. Clark, Boston University, and Linwood Taft, outdoor players camp, Petersborough. Special courses in dramatics and stage settings, under Gladys Wheat, University of Mis- souri ; studied Northwestern Universitv, 1924-1925. Aurora College, 1912-1915; State Normal School, Valley City, North Dakota, 1915-1918; Monmouth College, 1918-19 State Normal School, Wavne, Nebraska, 1919- 1921 ; N. A. T. C, 1921- E. C. CLASS— A.B., Bahvin-Wallace College; A.M., Colorado State Teachers College ; graduate work at the Universitv of Denver; N. A. T. C. 1925- HISTORY WALTER D. NILES, Dean of Men— A.B., Evansville College, 1912; A.M., Indiana University, 1922; graduate work, Boston University, 1912-1.3 and 1922-23; Associate Di- rector Weslev Foundation at Indiana Universitv, 1919- 22, Phi Beta Kappa ; N. A. T. C, 1925- HOME ECONOMICS LORNA C. JESSUP— B.S., Oregon Agricultural College; three years ' social service in Boston ; assistant to dean of women 0. A. C. ; N. A. T. C, 1923- LANGUAGE IDA WHITTINGTON DOUGLASS— Graduate of California State Normal ; A.B., University of Arizona ; A. M., in Romance Languages, Harvard Universitv, Radcliffe College ; N. A. T. C. 1925- IJBRARY IDA G. WILSON— A. B., University of Nebraska; graduate librarian, Los Angeles Public Library School ; high school teacher, Nebraska; two years; assistant to Dean of Women, University of Nebraska; assistant. University of Nebraska libi-ary ; senior attendant, Los Angeles Pub- lic Library; circulation libi ' arian, University of Wash- ington; catalogei ' . Long Beach Public Librarv; N. A. T. C, 1924- da3 6