San Diego State University - Del Sudoeste Yearbook (San Diego, CA)

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FLORENCE S. DICK- HAUT, member ot the English faculty specializing in short story courses. names her new car as number one hobby. Grey-blue in coior. it matches her eyes. She also iikes books. at course. and ice skating. DR. E. C. DEPUTY, member of the edui cation faculty. superv vises students who are preparing for teaching in high schools. A master of the light touch. he keeps stu- dents working with his humor. X55 326M? DR. ELIZABETH B R O W N. professor at French. is a sincere admirer ot the peop'e end country her sub- ject represents. Her great hope is that the title C: the book she IS rea ingt t'France WLH Live Again. wilt COme true. WILLIAM S. BRUN- NER. a newcomer to the campus and a member of the Eng- iish department, has a winning smile that has garnered him many triends atready. He names golf and gar- dening as his hobbies. DR. MARVIN L. DARStE, mcmbc: ot the biology department. teach es the new CDUTSC at State in water bactenotogm which is important in prepamtim tor defense. A tr-w 0? his many hobbies are photogra- phy, Lti-lict'tmg phonograph reel mats. imd riding hie 'UlL.t.'. DR. JAMES E. CROUCH protes- sor otph-ySIttrli':5;1y and anatomy, in the lite sc:cm;c department, gum as he puils L'Ut a Law bones to: his next class. Students admire the way hr: can mm: 1. o thc and ncvc: break down and HYHIC. KATHERINE E. CORBETT. touith grade supeiwsm m the training school, htes to eoltect interesting examples horn the many Fields 017 art. One 0? her idVOTltC54 a paint- ing of a California meadow blue with Wild Lup-ni hangs in he: oHice. LAURA ESTELLE CHASE is hnowm to coeds for he: smart, trim etothes, to her students for con- stant good spnits. Among her hobbies are knittlnq. sewing and wallmng. She Is a member eat the commercia! department tacutty. DR. ROY E. CAMERON, protes 50! 0t economies, likes to spend weekends gardening. Spare mo- ments at school are taLen up with reading eurient matter pertaining to his subiect and sponsonng econ sorority. Pi Phi EPSJIOH, and econ hat. Tau Sigma. LEO B. CALLAND' football coach. :5 another who names sports as his hobby and then breaks It down into goltt tennis and swimming as speoal favorites. In his seven years at State Cottage this 15 the tirst picture taken of him in his ottice at the tieid house.

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l I l lI l . i.g- DR. lEr'u Sliu'l l'l. lf.l lirw llf 1 lard; MO men nufn llhc Letb DION ran EVEI spar- con mdhi CmES CUHC lock DR. Uiih phot lectL hdtu week man book DR.. get term ing t his n the l DR. t come serve depc togra tions f0: n DR. HAROLD B. ALLEN is one oi the leading counselors on the new freshman oncnlationI-Fiogram in- troduccd this year. a s also one oi the professors who observe war conditions by riding to school on a bicyclei Hels a member of the English department GEORGIA C. AMSDEN is known For her pleasant personality and wit. Commercial students meet her in shorthand ancl stenography classes. She serves her colleagues by acting as secretary of the faculty. GUlNIVERE E. BACON, second grade supervisor in the training school, likes to put interesting flower arrangements in her class- room and oHice. Students wcik- ing with her like her for the con- structive criticism she gives. CLIFFORD H. BAKER. JR.. ener- getic Friendly. is a great favorite among language students. Profes- sor 0F Spanish he poses here appiopriately with a map of Spain. He's seldom seen on cam- pus without a cigarette in a holder. DR. KENNETH E. BARNHART is a great photography fan. in Fact he-worlced his way through the U-HIVEESIfy ol Calilornia by taking pictures of athletic events and selling them to participants and spectators. He's a member of the sooology department. MURIEL BENNETT. put examples of her many hobbies on her desk for her picture. She lilies all sports ut more especially badminton. tennis and Swimming. Amazon co-eds meet her as a member of t e Women's h SA . c I department p y I a educahon S CORN looks up hom a moment of relaxa- tion with his favorife book. The Family Mark Twain. Booksi books and more books are his hobby. As pro- 'Fessor of education he makes iuture teach- ers wish they could achieve his person- ality. MARVIN D. AL- D R. J O H N R A D A M S. noted ic his sly human look typically happy Fe the camera. The Eng lish department lac ulty counts him as: member. He name sleeping as his hobby MMJM aj DEAN BLAKE! mete- orologist in the U. S. Weather Bureau in San Diego. comes out to State three times a week to teach a course in meteorology. The photographer lound him checking the campus instru- ments used by his ol- lice. J. PHILIP BROMLEE seems more like a stu dent than an instruc tor to his typing an: stenography studenis They like him ior i cheery manneran 1 willingness to help.

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ELIZABETH ELYi also new and taking part in the student gund- ance program, is acting as secre- tary to President Hepneri A recent graduate of Scripps Coliege with her master's degree trom Harvard. she names camping as her hobby. JOHN E. FIRMAN was a stranger on campus this year until atter the first week: then students knew him For his intectious grin, and pungent humor in the classroom. He's pro- tessor ot psychoiogy. JOHN M. GLEASON is a Jfamiliar sight around campus. sighting through his sextant with students from his surveying and math class- es. His office is the scene ot many a technical discussion by students fascinated with his subject. DR. THOMAS H. GREER. protes- sor ot poiiticai science. sa 5 his hobby is keeping up with the wOrIdI' His ottice has a number ot maps on the waits to aid him. Interested in student attairs, he acts as adviser for the open forum board. ILSE E. HAMANN makes crafts mean something to her students by teaching them to make their articles actually functionat. Mak- ing ceramics and weaving are favorite pastimes of hers. She sponsors the student Art Guild. EDITH C. HAMMACK. pre-tirst supervisor in the training school. was tound at the stow tellirig hour, a tavorite time with junior Aztecs. She likes working with children and college students. has one of the most attractive offices in the school. I0 GERTRUDE L. DUS- TIN. another newcom- ere is a member of the junior coilege statt. teaching psychology. She revels in the privi- lege granted tacuity members ot picking as many tlowers trom the campus gardens as desired: names 'tpeo. ple as her hobby. ISABELLA S. HAM- MACK, nursery school and kindergarten su- pervisor in the training school, shares with sisv ter Edith children as her hobby. She also likes to knit. and has the soidiers in mind tor the socks and hel- mets she is now work- ing on. HAROLD Q. DRIS- COLL. newcomer this year to the art cie- paitment tacuity. has been put in charge at experiments with cas moutlage ot the cams pus and buildings. Preiiminary wwh is be- ing done with a min- iature model of the schooL Mfmim i2; DOROTHY R. HARV VEY. botany instruc- tor, didn't have to tell us her hobbyrone glance at her class- room or ottice'an the answersii1 ewdfeno - iants. e a s liter;J to travel, wtth Sequoia National Park as a tavorite destina- tion.