SUNY Plattsburgh - Cardinal Yearbook (Plattsburgh, NY)

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CHARLOTTE E. CHASE Supervisor and Demons ration Teacher Beninnin s: Born Hoi yoke, Massachusetts; taught eighteen pickaninnies in first teaching experience; could not tell one from the other; taught in Hart- ford, Connecticut, before coming to Pittsburgh; taught here in kindergarten for six years; upon re- tirement of Miss Louise Perry took second grade and has remained there since. nterests s Outdoors; homekecping. Dislikes: Formal society. Sum Total: She has reached great heights and will go on to new ones. M. JULIA DETRAZ Supervisor and Demonstration Teacher A.B., M.A. BtRi lining: Born Vevay, Indiana; raised in Tcnnesee; educated in Ohio; has taught from Oswego to Reno; has traveled all over United States and eight countries in Europe. Interest ; Travel, mountains. Dislikes: Gum-chcwers, dirty dishes in the sink. Sunt Total: In her hands all things become tangible. ALFRED L. DIEBOLT Social Studies B.S., A.M., ED.D BrgJMvtagt: Born in Buffalo. New York; was in pro- fessional baseball and wrestling for twelve years; sold newspapers before going to college; snoop in air- plane Acids during war. Interests: Athletics, boating. Dulikes: Unsportsmanship anywhere. Sum Total: The course of human events gains a new perspective through his interpretation. PAUL H. HARTMAN English and Drama A.B., L.L.B., M.A. Be% inninRs: Born St. Thomas, Pennsylvania; has worked summers with construction gang and sum- mer stock companies during high school and college; practiced law before World U ' ar; came to Pitts- burgh in 1926. Interests: Theatre, sports. Dislikes: Four-flushers. Sum Total: The run of ordinary life becomes a drama under his guidance. Eighteen

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a at AMSDEN. OLLIE H. Applied Arts B.S., M.A. ; Born Blackbrook, New York, alio home of Congressman Pierce; was postmistress at Bloom - ingdale. New York, for thirteen year ; did teaching over all New York State before coming to Pitts- burgh. Intcreiti: Art and architecture. . .;.. Nothing in particular. Sum Total: She has the understanding of everyone of us which endears her to all. ALICE L BACKUS Ileal ) and Physical Education B.S., M.A. BtXinninxt: Born Buffalo. New York; attended »chool there also; Cortland State Normal and University of Cincinnati; first year at Piattsburgh; still enjoys winter weather. tMffdfcl History, symphonies and outdoor life. DmUH Alarm clocks, bank nights, lemon pie. Skim Total: The history of health is a vital subject, llofd by her interpretation. IRENE P. BERG Supervisor and Demonstration Teacher B.S. 6V« if;»» | Born Utica, New York; has traveled in I uropc, Alaska, and parts of South America; has been to , • Coast three times and has also been on a Caribbean Cruise. Inltmli: People, athletics, travel. Dislikn: Disorder, scaftiods (crabs). Sum Total: Teaching is a pleasure reflected in the children she guides. CHARLES W. BROWN Art B.S., M.A. dV mm m ri Burn Haverhill. Massachusetts; has worked with Boys ' Clubs; work -superintendent of children ' s home; created a produce farm — failed; traveled ex- tensively in United States; lived two years in Salt l ake City. ntert l : Athletics, camping. Oblmtii Tobacco, turnips. Smi Total: A keen interest in the many things of life; a philosopher at heart. SmMlcm

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LOUISE M. HOXIE Librarian A.B., B.S., M.A. Begirniinxi: A K ' ..•■!• Island Yankee, educated in an old Quaker School and two Massachusetts colleges; library work in Pennsylvania Dutch city of Harris- burg; automobile city, Detroit; hills of West Virginia. Interciti: Ocean; oceans of books. Dnlikti: Noise in library; skunks in roadway. Sum Tat il: Books are her friends and she, ours. ELIZABETH M. KETCHUM lulitea ion ami Social Studies B.S., M.A. BeKhittinxi: Born Oswego, New York; graduated from St. Paul ' s Academy and attended Oswego Normal; taught in Glen Cove, New York, for one year; while teaching in elementary grades in Oswego decided to takes a course in business at Rochester Business Insti- tute; came to Plattsburgh in 1922 to teach bookkeep- ing and accounting; now teaches in F.lcmcntary De- partment. Xulcrciti: Reading; travel; gardening. Dhlikrs: Radio. Sum Total: Rollicking good humor lights her eyes. ALICE K. LEWIS Dean of Women A.B., M.A. 71. Born Amsterdam, New York; training and teaching largely done in State, hence a genuine New York Stater; has traveled through various sec- tions of Canada and United States; favorite vacation- land. Cape Cod. Inttmtt: Travel, driving. Sum Total: Vl ' ho could be better as our friend and guide? JUNE E. LEWIS Science A.B., M.A. «■ , ' • ' •»•;, Born Boyne City, Michigan; has done all kinds of farm work; worked way through college; has traveled over great part of United States sleeping in tents; science was once a hobby. n rrri i: Art, geology. D ' nlikci: Formality. Sum Total: Her appreciations have made us all more conscious of everyday things. WwHttn