Springfield College - Massasoit Yearbook (Springfield, MA)

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WILLIAM M ILARNK IT B. S. Biology B. S., Springfield College, igu 1 HFODOR CLAUSEN Iterynan Student at the Deutsche Hoch- schule fiir Leihesuhungen. Ber- lin, Germany. LEO NEITER B. S. History, Normal practice. La- crosse Springfield College. 1931. BLISS B. SARGEANT, JR. B. S., M. Ed. Assistant Normal Practice, Per- sonal Hygiene B, S., Lafayette College, 193 I; M. Ed., Springfield College, 1933 - 24

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FACULTY DONALD PIRNIE A. B. English Composition and Liter- ature A. B-, Harvard Lhiiversity, 1910; Graduate Study at Har- vard FJniversity. BERNARD W. TOWNSEND Business Secretary of the College Accounting J. STUART WICKENS M. P. E. Assistant Physics, Body Me- chanics and Aquatic B. S., SpringHeld College, 19 2; M. P. E.. 1934. JOHN L. ROrHACHER M. P. E. I’arsity Football, Gym nasticj , Track, Psychology of Coaching B. P. E.. Springfield College. 1914; M. P. E-, 1928; Summer School Illinois University, 1924, Notre Dame University. 1927; Northwestern University. 1930. WARREN C. WADE B. S.. B. P. E , M. S. Chemistry B. S., Beloit College. 1911; B. P. E-, Springfield College. 1917; M. S., University of Chi- cago, 1925. MRS. GENA G HICKOX A. B., A M. English, English Literature, Methods of Teaching English and History A. B,, University of Iowa, 1910; A. M,. Columbia University, 1922. FRANK N. SEERLEY M. D.. B. Ph.. M, H, Emeritus Dean and Professor; Hygiene and Psychology M. D,. State University of Ver- mont, 1891, B, Ph,, State Uni- versity of Iowa, 1896; M. H,. Springfield College, 1907. CHARLES E. WECKWER I ' H M P E. Theory and Practice of Physical Education, Dancing, Dramatics B. S., Springfield College. 1931. M P. E , 1934. MADAME HELENE SHIRLEY-JACKSON Social Secretary and Music Di- rector Music Appreciation, Glee Club l upil ol Frederick King, H. R. A. M-, London. England. WILLIAM r. SIMPSON B. S. Dramatics, Public Speaking B. S., Springfield College. 1931. Student Columbia Llniversity and American Academy Dra- matic Arts; Stage Manager, Actor, and Director in Pro- fessional Companies. He has appeared with Richard Mans- field. Nat Goodwin, companies ot Charles Frohman, The Shu- herts, etc.; Director Players Guild . Springfield . ERNEST WIESLE Ph. D. Educational Psychology, Menial Hygiene, Character Education Ph. B., University of Chicago. 1924, A. M , 1925; B. D..1926; Ph. D., 1928; Fellow Depart- ment Religious Education, 1927-28; Freshman Advisor, 1926-27. MISS GEORGINA CARR A. B. College Librarian A. B.. Boston University, 1905; New York State Library School, 1905-06. 23

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JUNIOR LUGEND ▼ I N THF! FALT. of 1932, approximately one hundred and thirty human carloads of prospective materials hauled up to the Great Steel Mills at Springfield tor possible acceptance or rejection for the great process of becoming tools of the finest, sharpest steel to he used in the world to rid it of its cancerous sores, infected hearts, and mal- formed limbs. Fiach of these human carloads had been carefully hunted, se- lected, recruited, from the great ore-heds all over the world. Each had been examined, tested, studied m its composition, and finally accepted as possessing the qualities desired. w Many things were quickly observed at the Great Plant. It did not produce steel for use m human warfare or for the blunter needs of man. It had accepted as its challenge the production of hnest crucible steel. Very much specialized, highlv efficient, and great m rep- utation stood the institution calmly surveying the raw material from which It was to make the product to be given to the world m 1936. 25