Western Connecticut State University - Pahquioque Yearbook (Danbury, CT)

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I A H p Q pg MA UAE - Ap ,IA up 4 A A I A - -.., A 1 w - V ADMINISTRATION F BURTON CooK JESSE H. BRILL RUTH A- HMS Academic Demi Supervisor of Training Schools Pfemiem The Administration consists of three very fine people. We shall never be able 10 voice sufficiently our admiration of Dr. Haas, an able counselor, leader and gracious example of the qualities of charm and intellect, with a whimsical sense of humor tucked in, es- pecially for her flockf' Mr. Brill will be missed by all whom he has inspired with ideals, good sense and practical experience which he has so aptly applied in his classes. With a quick Smile and friendly manner he has all the charm of a gentleman of the old South. But we know that Iowa is way out West. Dr. Cook, the newest addition to the administration, has readily taken over his duties as College Dean and has used his authority wisely. His vast field of knowledge, keen interest, in student well-being and genuine sympathy in guidance have made him a mail to be esteemed. 80 -1 fl Clroll se H555 I0 aid rl plusrswaggl whichgean mall and Q Capillltngss I WY alter h will Wire H18 this gghc 5-. 1

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f N-v Q 1 C x , Ak fx' ff.. V., X ff 'T 1'-9. I , ,fu 'VV' Q. . i, . , ELEMENTARY EDUCATION FACULTY First Row-Norman Reed, Edmund Cain, Carl Pettersch, Lyman Burbank. Second Row -Alfred Geddes, Harvey jes- sup, F. Burton Cook, Hazel Tobias, Claire Trisch, Marie Green, Phoebe Harrison. Top Row--Andrew Coccari, june Selder, May Sherwood, Alice Donnelly, Adam Aitcheson, Florine Townsend, Elizabeth james, james Timmins. SCIENCE DEPARTMENT FACULTY First Row-Christopher R f ards, Chester Floyd. Seconiltiigvlgon liam Esposito, john J- Murphy -Wil- MUSIC DEPARTMENT FACULTY First Row-Mabel Mattson, Mervin W. Whitcomb, Rui P. DeVi11afranca, BWI Dominy, Char I ond Row-Walter E- Rosen nl-:lin Young, ber gfif , Ffa , George Vaughnf Clow EM! john Burnett. LOCUS' FA First ROW' Gertrude A Pilkington, Patricia H1 ,Fayette Benicewiti la Marie lf MII Vivian JI