SUNY at New Paltz - Paltzonian Yearbook (New Paltz, NY)

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I BENJAMIN HHMATTESON, A.B. ARITHMETIC, PEDAGOGY GERTRUDE I. NICHOLS, A.B. f GEOGRAPHY HELENA M. OLDS, Ph.B., AM- RHETORICALS AND VOICE TRAINING . AGNES M. PETERSON, A.B. LATIN AND FRENCH G. BARBARA PFAFF, A.B. ENGLISH H GRACE L. PRATT, AE., RN. ' I HEALTH . CHARLOTTE E. REEVE ADVANCED READING MAUD S. RICHARDS - PENMANSHIP FLORENCE K. SHERWOOD, B.S. NATURE STUDY, ELEMENTARY SCIENCE CORA E. WADSWORTH PRIMARY LANGUAGE AND READING ' C. CARROLL- WARD, Es. PEDAGOGY SUPERVISOR OF PRACTICE WORK ALEXANDRIA WATT ' ELEMENTARY MANUAL ARTS CLARENCE H. WOOLSEY, Ph.D. ACADEMIC ENGLISH'AND MATHEMATICS ' LENA W. STEEN SECRETARY 12

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THE NEW PALTZ STATE NORMAL SCHOOL FACULTY JOHN C. BLISS, A.B., Pd.D. PRINCIPAL ANGIE E. BADGER ART EDGAR V. BEEBE, A.B. PHYSICAL TRAINING, SCHOOL MANAGEMENT HISTORY OF EDUCATION ARTHUR B. BENNETT, Ph.B. I ENGLISH ' AMY E. I CLARK MUSIC JENNIE 'LEE DANN ACADEMIC MUSIC WILLIAM G. FULLER, Ph.C. ACADEMIC SCIENCE I DOROTHY A. GIDDINGS PRIMARY READING . IISIITH M. HAVENS KINDERGARTEN ' EMORY G. JACOBS, A.B. HISTORY, SOCIOLOGY CAROLINE LE I HARD .PHYSICAL TRAINING EMILY Z. LIEBERGELD ASSISTANT IN THE TRAINING SCHOOL LIBRARIAN CORA M. LITTLEFIELD ACADEMIC HISTORY ETHEL MACFARLANE ' PENMANSHIP, AND ARITHMETIC U 1 1

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THE FACULTY RECEPTION One morning as we entered chapel We Were surprised to discover on each of our desks a White envelope. Upon opening it We found a card which .read like this: THE FACULTY of The New Paltz State Normal School Requests the pleasure of your company at a RECEPTION AND DANCE On Wednesday, February the Twenty-second at- eight o'clock Normal School Gymnasium On the evening of the twenty-second all paths led to the Normal School for every one Went to the Faculty Reception. It may truly be said that it was the event of the season. It Was a' regular surprise package. The first surprise came when We beheld the gym. It was most appropriately decorated with the colors of our country. And as a Way of further honoring the Father of our Country a large cherry tree had been placed in the center of the floor. This added a great deal to the pleasure of all the guests when they discovered to their surprise that the fruit was really good to eat. Dancing, of course, was a feature of the evening but the most fun of all was the Faculty Picture Gallery. How We laughed to see Mr. Matteson in kilts and ruffles and Miss Le Hard in overalls. , At the stroke of twelve, like so many Cinderella's, We all Hed homevvard, declaring that We would never forget the Faculty Reception. G. I. B. 13