SUNY Plattsburgh - Cardinal Yearbook (Plattsburgh, NY)

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Departmental Chairmen Those arc the men who translate educational poli- cies into programs of general education and who coordinate the interests and energies of a rich and varied staff. Dr. B«rl Harlan, English; Dr. P. Reese Ncvin, Science; Dr. Edgar G. Barton, Fine Arts; Dr. Hans E. Hirsch, Social Studios. Science They offer a challenging program to enable students to deepen their understand- ing of our physical world. Sealed: Dr. Juno E. Lewis, Dr. I- ' . Reese Novin, Chairman; Miss Eleanor Lewis. Standing: Dr. Everett A. Manwell, Dr. Robert Donaldson, Dr. Robert H. Gibbs, Mr. Romuald G. I-esagc. Mr. Robert C. R. Macl ' arlane. Ill

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Elementary Division They desire to make us realize that learn- f ing is an exciting adventure at all ages; that school can be the most fascinating experience in a chilli ' s life. Sealed: Miss Genevieve Callahan, Dr. M. Marie Brcsnahan, Miss Barbara Hanks, Miss Mollie K. Willi, Mrs. Ellen Parsons, Miss Stella Gervasio, Miss Margaret Sibley. Standing: Mrs. M. Gertrude Itilsterholtz, Miss Myrtle M Faust. Mrs. Mildred Dominy. Dr. John H. Hunt, Mr. Alfred B. Light, Dr. Raymond V. James, Mrs. Kileen M. Wardner, Dr. Charles T. Smith, Mrs. Phyllis C. Barnard, Dr. Haverly 0. Moyer, Dr. Nathan E. Kullman, Miss Jean E. McGraw, Miss Marilyn N. Suydam, Miss Frances Brinkerhoff, Dr. Anthony M. Schwartz, Mr. Nicholas F. Troisi, Mr. Maurice B. Camp. Home Eronomirw Division They endorse a family-centered program. They accomplish their purpose by teach- ing all areas of homcmaking under real- istic conditions, whether in the classroom or in the Home Management House. Sealed: Miss Phyllis C. Scholl. Mrs. Marie Me Grath, Miss Louise M. Norton, Miss Marie Banks, Dr. Sue Bragdon. Standing: Miss Lucie P. Burwash, Miss Morillynn Finch, Miss Mary L. Ilcaly, Miss Dorothy Rhoads, Miss Martha A. Park. IVurse-Tearher Division Through rigorous training on and off campus, they produce graduates equipped in the two professions of nursing and teaching. Seated: Dr. Grace G. Appleton. Standing: Miss Charlotte Y. Ives, Miss Helen M. McCarthy. Miss Jean M. Parker. »

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English They lead us to the real- ization that a little learn- ing is a dangerous thing. Sealed: Dr. Curl V. Knglclinrl, Dr. Karl Harlan, Chairman; Dr. H. Olis Noyos. Standing: Mr. Richard D. Korn, Dr. Helen A. Gauherl, Miss Ada M. Holmes. Mr. Howard C. Miller, Mr. Paul H. Harlnian, not pictured. I J Sealed: Dr. Hans K. Hirsch, Chainnan; Miss Harriett Xaylor, Mr. Chandler Hragdon. Standing: Dr. Allan S. Everest, Mr. Ernst A. Wiener, Dr. George L. Perth, Dr. Alfred L. Dicbolt. Social Si n lies They strive to make stu- dents informed citizens who are aware of the history and institutions of their own and other nations, the re- lationship of their nation to the rest of the world, and the forces that motivate national and international action. 11