Salem State University - Clipper Yearbook

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The Faculty Name Mr. Allen Mr. Archibald Miss Badger Mrs. Blake Miss Burnham Miss Cruttenden Mr. Doner Miss Eaton Miss EitzHugh Miss Flanders Miss Goldsmith Miss Harris Miss Learoyd Miss Peet Mr. Pitman Miss Rogers Miss Rollinson Miss Sperry Mr. Sproul Miss Warren Miss Wellman Mr. Whitman Mr. Whitney Nickname Favorite Expression Allen Well, now, what is it? Archie For heaven ' s sake, girls, look pleasant when you sing! Badger It ' s good practice for you. Dean Is it proper? Betty What do you think about it? Cruttie Girls, I ' m not used to this! Doner Do you see? Eaton Are your excuses up-to- date? Fitzie As prospective teachers etc. Verna B. You ' re so complacent, girls! Goldie Two cents, please. Miss Lit. Delightful, is it not? Jessie P. Have I ever told you this? Harriet Glad to see you. J. Asbury We will now take up the day ' s work Miss Lit. Try to ask thought ques- tions. Rollie Notice how I do it. Bertha Don ' t — you — think — so? Sproul Bless your heart! ' Gym Are you my friends? Miss What is it, please? Wellman Mr. Who will give the next Science talk? Whitney Bully, girls, very har- monious. Noted for His dramatic ability Scaring the Juniors. Her smile and her lovely hair. Stunning appearance. Her diamond ring. Drawing deep breaths. His perfect penmanship. Giving a lot of work. de- Grasping imaginary tails from the air. Her sarcasm, sympathy and wit. Quarterly themes and flower gardens. Her romancing. Teaching not English but Normal School pupils. Collecting notebooks. His shaking laugh. Showing when she is pleased with a lesson. Giving D ' s. Her many pairs of new shoes. His sociability. Teaching the Portland Fancy. Signing yellow slips. Sitting back and letting the pupils work. Teaching art for art ' s sake. Apparent hobby. Testing our intelligence. Doublecrossing Salem and Framingham. Looking for eats. Being Johnny-on-the- spot. Making hygiene charts and art posters. Keeping her room as quiet as the study hall. Having a joke for every occasion. Giving attendance slips to pupils too soon. Quoting Miss Learoyd. Going early and coming late. Having everything scien- tifically correct. Being helpful to every- one. Making rash bets. Being a study in violet. Skipping lectures. Helping girls make les- son plans. Being one of the 400 Making sure we have practical problems. Giving and receiving smiles. Imparting knowledge on all occasions. Being agreeable to every- one. Giving electric shocks. Looking distinguished. 15