BULLETIN OF THE STATE TEACHERS COLLEGE OF COLORADO

SERIES XIII. Nov. 1914 No. 3.E n t e r e d a t t h e P o s t O ff is , G r e e le y , C o lo ., a s s e c o n d - c la s s m a t t e r

BULLETIN

Directory of Government, Management and Conduct of the

Institution.IN T H E

State Teachers College of Colorado

G r e e le y , C o lo r a d o

N o v . 1 9 1 4 .

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ADM IN ISTRA TIO N BILDING

STATEMENTIn order th a t all persons in te rested in the organization and

m anagem ent of The S ta te Teachers College of Colorado m ay hav an opportunity to kno its organization, its m anagem ent, and its conduct, the following bulletin concerning those who are con­nected w ith its m anagem ent and conduct has been issued. I t givs the nam es of the Board of T rustees, its offisers, employees, offisers employees on the grounds, employees for instruction , e tc. This wil enable those in te rested to understand the system atic conduct of the institu tion .

H A R R Y V . K E P N E R P r e s i d e n t B o a r d o f T r u s t e e s

vj k ;HENRY P.5TEELE MRS.ROSEPHA PULTORD

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R5.MARY C.C.BRADFORD,

6EQR0E HETHERIN6T0NIWILLIAM P.DUNLAVY.

M EM BERS B O A R D of TRUSTEES

SECRETARY BOARD of TRUSTEES

T h e O rganization , M an agem en t and C onduct of T h e S tate T each ers C ollege

of C olorado.. ORGANIZATION:

Organization is an arrangem ent of parts for a common pur­pose. That the work of the institution may be understood, the folloing analysis and arrangem ent of parts ar given.I. COLLEGES:

1. Junior College—a two year course, degree Bachelor of Pedagogy.

2. Senior College -a.four year course, degree Bachelor ot Arts.

3. Graduate College—a one year course beyond the SeniorCollege, degree M aster of A rts in Education.

II. TRAINING SCOOL:The Training Scool is a public scool unit. A public

scool unit constitutes all the grades. The grades in The S tate Teachers College of Colorado from the K indergarten to the High Scool inclusiv ar the Training Scool. I t is the center of in terest around which all other activities revolv, out of which they come, and into which they flo.

1. Elementary Scool.2. High Scool.

III. SPECIAL FEATURES:The special features of the institution ar along the line

of modern or new movements.1. Summer Scool.2. Extension work (Non-resident Study)

a. Individual.b. Group.

3. Museums.4. Bible Study (“ The Greeley P lan” ).5. Pre-vocational Scool.6 . Vocational Scool.7. Junior College (Super High Scool).

IV. GROUPS OF DEPARTMENTS:1. Professional Group:

Sycology, Educational Sycology, Syco-clinics, Educa­tion, Observation, Methods, Practis Teaching, Educa­tional Sociology, Educational Biology.

S T A T E T EA C H E R S COLLEGE

Biological Group:Biology, Eugenics, Botany, Zoology, Fysiology.Social Sience Group:

Sociology, Social Economics, Anthropology, Eugenics, H istory , Industria l and Commercial H istory, Civics and Politics, Commerce.Language and Speech A rts Group:

English and L ite ra tu re ; R eading and In te rp re ta tio n ; S tory Telling; Latin , M ythology and Classical L ite ra ­tu re ; Modern Foren L anguages—G erm an, French, Spanish, Italian .Practical A rts Group:

M anual Training, P rin ting , Bookbinding, A rt, Do­m estic Sience, Dom estic A rt, A gricu ltu re , Commercial W ork.Music Group:

Vocal Music, Ins trum en ta l Music, Chorus, O rchestra, Public Scool Music.Playground and Fisical Education Group:

Playground Training, F isical Education, Folk D anc­ing, Fisiology and H ygiene (D epartm en t of Biology) Sanitation .L ibrary Group:L ibrary wook, Bookbinding, etc.Training School Group;O bservation, Methods, P rac tis Teaching.Fisical Sience Grouv:

Fisics, C hem istry, A stronom y, F isiografy , Geog- ra fy .Mathematical Group :

Pedagogy of T eaching the D ifferent S ubjects, Col­lege A lgebra, T rigonom etry, A nalytical G eom etry, Calculus, Q uaternions, D eterm inan ts.

The Organization, M anagem ent and Conduct of The State Teachers College

of Colorado. ORGANIZATION:

Organization is an arrangem ent of parts for a common pur­pose. That the work of the institution may be understood, the folloing analysis and arrangem ent of parts ar given.I. COLLEGES:

1. Junior Colleqe a two year course, degree Bachelor ofPedagogy.

2. Senior College—a four year course, degree Bachelor ofArts.

3. Graduate College—a one year course beyond the Seniorv College, degree M aster of A rts in Education.

II. TRAINING SCOOL:The Training Scool is a public scool unit. A public

scool unit constitutes all the grades. The grades in The State Teachers College of Colorado from the Kindergarten to the High Scool inclusiv ar the Training Scool. I t is the center of in terest around which all other activities revolv, out of which they come, and into which they flo.

1. Elementary Scool.2. High Scool.

III. SPECIAL FEATURES:The special features of the institution ar along the line

of modern or new movements.1. Summer Scool.2. Extension work (Non-resident Study)

a. Individual. 'b. Group.

3. Museums.4. Bible Study (“ The Greeley P lan” ).5. Pre-vocational Scool.6. Vocational Scool.7. Junior College (Super High Scool).

IV. GROUPS OF DEPARTMENTS:1. Professional Group:

Sycology, Educational Sycology, Syco-clinics, Educa­tion, Observation, Methods, Practis Teaching, Educa­tional Sociology, Educational Biology.

STA TE TEACHERS COLLEGE___

Biological Group:Biology, Eugenics, Botany, Zoology, Fysiology.Social Sience Group:

Sociology, Social Economics, Anthropology, Eugenics, H istory , Industria l and Commercial H istory, Civics and Politics, Commerce.Language and Speech A rts Group:

English and L ite ra tu re ; R eading and In te rp re ta tio n ; S tory Telling; L atin , M ythology and Classical L ite ra ­tu re ; Modern Foren L anguages—G erm an, French, Spanish, Ita lian .Practical A rts Group:

M anual T raining, P rin ting , Bookbinding, A rt, Do­m estic Sience, Dom estic A rt, A griculture , Commercial W ork.Music Group:

Vocal Music, Ins trum en ta l Music, Chorus, O rchestra, Public Scool Music.Playground and Fisical Education Group:

Playground Training, F isical Education, Folk D anc­ing, Fisiology and H ygiene (D epartm en t of Biology) Sanitation .Library Group:L ibrary wook, Bookbinding, etc.Training School Group;O bservation, Methods, P rac tis Teaching.Fisical Sience Grouv:

Fisics, C hem istry, A stronom y, F isiografy , Geog- ra fy .Mathematical Group:

Pedagogy of T eaching the D ifferent Subjects, Col­lege A lgebra, T rigonom etry, A nalytical G eom etry, Calculus, Q uaternions, D eterm inan ts.

G R E E L E Y, COL 11.

BUS1NES MANAGEMENT:The busines management of the institution is delegated to

a Board of Trustees, appointed by the Governor of the State, two each biennial, there being six members who hold offis for six years. The S tate Superintendent of Public Instruction is Ex-officio a member of the Board of Trustees, making sevenmembers in all.

1. MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES:Hon. William P. Dunlavy - Trinidad, Colo.Mrs. Rosepha Pulford - - Durango, Colo.Hon. George Hetherington - Gunnison, Colo.Hon. Henry P. Steele - - Denver, Colo.Hon. H. V. Kepner - - Denver, Colo.Hon. George M. Houston - Greeley, Colo.Mrs. Mary C. C. Bradford - Denver, Colo.

State Superintendent o f Public Instruction

2 OFFISERS OF THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES,1914-15:

Hon. H. V. Kepner, Denver, - President.Secretary,

Mr. A. J. Park, Greeley, - - Registrar ,Purchasing Agent

Mr. George D. Statler, Greeley, Tre rarer

3. STATE BOARD OF EXAMINERS:M r s . M a r y C. C. B r a d f o r d , State Superintendent o f

Public Instruction.Miss H e l e n L am b , County Superintendent o f Scools,

Adams County, Brighton, Colo.D r . Z. X. S n y d e r , President, The S tate Teachers

College of Colorado.A. OFFIS MANAGEMENT:

V e r n o n M cK e l v e y , Secretary to the President,Superintendent of Offis Work, Secretary and Manager of the Bureau of Recommendations.

5. OFFIS EMPLOYEES:A. W. Y a ic h - Record ClerkM a r g a r e t D o o l it t l e Switchboard Operator and

S te n o g r a p h e r

R . I. P h ip p e n y - - - S te n o g r a p h e r

6. SU PE R IN T E N D E N T OF B ILD IN G S: Charles D. S tephens.

S T A T E TEAC H E R S COL L E G E _ _ _ _ _

JANITORS:L. J Varvel, Fireman L. F. AlberL. D. Allison J. L. HeckendornF. C. W right John WidlundSUPERINTENDENT OF GROUNDS:R. D. Dempsey.REGULAR MEN ON GROUNDS:Lee Taylor, Teamster. F. 0 . Johnson, Laborer.

Others employd when needed.

GREELEY, COLORADO_______________13.

C. EDUCATIONAL MANAGEMENT:

L FACULTY, 1914-15.Za c h a r ia h X e n o p h o n S n y d e r , P h . D., LL. D., President, and

Professor of Education.J a m e s H a r v e y H a y s , A. B., A. M., Vice-President, Dean of the

College and of Non-Resident and Summer Scool Work, and Professor of Latin and Mythology.

H e l e n G il p in -B r o w n , A . B ., Dean of Women.A r t h u r E u g e n e B e a r d s l e y , M. S., Director of the Siences, and

Professor of Biology and Educational Biology.E l iz a b e t h H a y s K e n d e l , Pd. M., A. B., Training Teacher, and

Professor of Intermediate Education.S a m u e l M ilo H a d d e n , Pd. B., A. B., A. M., Dean of Industrial

Arts, and Professor of Manual Training.D a v id D o u g l a s H u g h , A. B., A. M., Dean of the Training Scool,

and Professor of Education.F r a n c is L o r e n zo A b b o t t , B . S., A . M., Professor of Fisical

SienceB e l l a B r u c e S ib l e y , Pd. M., A. B., Training Teacher, and Pro­

fessor of Primary Education.Gu r d o n R a n so m M il l e r , Ph. B., A. M., Dean of the Senior Col­

lege, and Professor of Sociology and Economics.F r a n c e s T o b e y , B. S., Dean of the Junior College, and Professor

of Reading and Interpretation.E t h a n A l l e n Cr o s s , A . B ., P h . M ., P r o fe s so r o f L ite r a tu r e and

E n g lish .A l b e r t F r a n k Ca r t e r , A . B., M. S., Librarian, and Professor of

Bibliografy.J o h n T h o m a s L is t e r , A. B., P h . B., Professor of Modern Foren

L a n g u a g e s .W il l ia m B a r n a r d M o o n e y , P d . M ., A. B., Scool Visitor, and

Professor of Scool Administration.J a c o b D a m e l H e il m a n , P h . D ., Professor of Sycology and Child

Study.A l ic e I. Y a r d l e y , Pd. B„, Assistant Librarian, and Assistant in

Library Work.L u l u H e il m a n , Pd. B., A. B., High Scool and College Teacher of

Commercial Work.F r a n k W. S h u l t is , A. B., A. M., Training Teacher, and Professor

of Busines Methods.K a t h e r y n M. L o n g , B. S., A. B., Training Teacher and Profes­

sor of Primary Education.E m m a C. D u m k e , A. B., Assistant Professor of Reading and Modern

Foren Languages—High Scool.J o h n T. M cCu n n i f f , Pd. M., Assistant Professor in Industial Arts

—Printing and Mecanical Drawing.

14. STA TE TEACHERS COLLEGE

M a x S h e n c k , Assistant in Industrial A rts—Bookbinding.G e o r g e W i l l i a m F i n l e y , B. S . , Professor of Mathematics.M a r g a r e t S t a t l e r , Pd. B., A. B., Training Teacher, and Pro­

fessor of Prim ary Education.G r a c e C u s h m a n , Pd. B., Assistant Librarian, and A ssistant in

Library Work.G e o r g e A. B a r k e r , M. S . , Professor of Geology, Fisiografy, and

Geografy.J o h n R . B e l l , A . M ., D . L i t t . , Principal of the High Scool, and

Professor of Secondary Education.R a e E . B l a n c h a r d , A. B ., Assistant Professor of English—High

Scool.A m y R a c h e l F o o t e , A. B., A ssistant Training Teacher, and

A ssistant in Grammar Grade Education.C h a r l e s M. F o u l k , P d. B., Assistant in Manual Training.G e o r g e E a r l F r e e l a n d , A. B., A. M., Principal of the Elemen­

tary Scool, and Professor of Grammar Grade Education.A g n e s H o l m e s , P d. M., Assistant in Industrial Arts.J e n n i e L y n n G r e e n , B. S . , Training Teacher, and A ssistant Pro­

fessor of Grammar Grade Education.W a l t e r L. I s a a c s , B. S . , Director, and Professor of Art,M i l d r e d D e e r i n g J u l i a n , B , S . , Training Teacher, and A ssistant

Professor of Kindergarten Education.J o h n C l a r k K e n d e l , A. B., Director, and Professor of Public

Scool Music.M a r g a r e t J o y K e y e s , A. B., A ssistant in Fisical Interpretation.M e r l e K i s s i c k , A. B., P h . B., Assistant Professor of Domestic

Economy.C e c e l i a L a w l e r , Pd. M., Training Teacher, and Professor of

Prim ary Education.N e l l i e B e l d e n L a y t o n , P d . B . , Assistant in Music—Piano.R o y c e R e e d L o n g , A. B., Director and Professor of Fisical Edu­

cation.I d a M a r s h a l l , B. S . , Director, and Professor of Domestic Econ­

omy.T h o m a s C. M c C r a c k e n , A. M ., Professor of the Sience and A rt

of Education, and Dean of the Graduate College.F r i e d a B. R o h r , P d . M., Training Teacher, and A ssistant Pro­

fessor of Grammar Grade Education.E d w in B. S m it h , B. S., Professor of History and Political Sience.C h a r l e s H a l l W i t h i n g t o n , A. B ., M. S., A. M., A ssistant Pro­

fessor of Sience—Agriculture, High School.

G R E E L E Y , COLORADO

FE L L O E S:

S a l o m e C o m s t o c k , Biology.J a n e B l a c k , Music.Amy T u r r e l l , Sycology.L o r e n a V a n d e r l i p , Fisical Education.C l a r a M. P e r r y , Museum.W a r r e n H . M o n t f o r t , Sociology and Economics. L u c y M c L a n e , English.M a r y P a r k , D omestic Sience.E t h e l M. I n g l e , L ibrary .

HONORARY FE L L O E S : E t h e l M ay S t e v e n s o n , 1st Grade.L i l l i a n W e b s t e r , 2n d G r a d e .F l o r e n c e V i c k e r s , 3rd G r a d e .S u e C a r y , 4 th G r a d e .G r a c e F i l k i n s , 5 th G r a d e .F l o r e n c e H e e n a n , 7 th G r a d e .

2. COUNCIL OF D EA N S:

J a m e s H a r v e y H a y s , Dean of the College, and of N on-resident and Sum m er T erm W ork.

H e l e n G i l p i n - B r o w n . Dean of W omen.F r a n c e s T o b e y , Dean of the Jun io r College.D a v i d D q u g l a s H u g h , Dean of the T rain ing Scool.G u r d o n R a n s o m M i l l e r , Dean of the Senior College.T h o m a s C. M c C r a c k e n , D ean of G raduate and Professional W ork. S a m u e l M i l o H a d d e n , D ean of Industria l A rts.

3. P rofessors.

4. A ssociate P rofessors.

5. A ssis tan t P rofessors.

6. In s truc to rs .

7. A ssis tan t In structo rs.

8. Scholars.

9. Felloes.

19. S T A T E T E A C H E R S COLLEGE

5. FA CU LTY COM M ITTEES:

E x e c u t iv .

Function: Courses, Classification, Credits, Graduation and Com­mencement.

Mr. Hays, Mr., Hugh, Mr. Miller.

G r a d u a te C o lle g e .

Function: Graduate College Work and Courses.

Mr. M cCracken, Mr. H ays, Mr. Heilm an, Mr. Sm ith, Mr. Long, Mr. Freeland.

S e n io r C o lle g e W o r k a n d C o u r se s .

Function: Senior College Work and Advanst Standing.Mr. Miller, Mr. Mooney, Mr. Bell.

J u n io r C o lle g e .

Function: Junior College Work and Courses.Miss Tobey, Mr. Hays, Mr. M cCracken, Mr. Mooney, Mr. Sm ith.

N o n -R e s id e n t a n d S u m m e r S c h o o l.

Function: Management of Non-Resident and Sum m er Term Work. Mr. Hays, Mr. Miller, Mr. Mooney.

S o c ia l C o u n s e l.

Function: Y .W .C .A ., Organizations, Conduct and Interest o f GirlsM rs. Gilpin-Brown, Miss Tobey, Miss B lanchard, Miss Kissick,

Miss Long.

B u s in e s .

Function: General Program, Registration, Bulletins, etc.Mr. Cross, Mr. Hugh, Mr. Hadden.

F is ic a l E d u c a t io n -—C o lle g e .

Function: Gymnasium, Athletics, Playground, Sanitation, Health.Mr. Long, Mr. McCunniff, Mrs. Gilpin-Brown, Mr. Bell, Miss Kissick,

Mr. McKelvey, Record K eeper.

G R E E L E Y , C O L O R A D O __

FE LL O ES:

S a l o m e Co m st o c k , B io lo g y .J a n e B l a c k , M usic .A my T u r r e l l , S y c o lo g y .L o r e n a V a n d e r l ip , Fisical Education.Cl a r a M. P e r r y , Museum.W a r r e n H. M o n t f o r t , Sociology and Economics. L u c y M cL a n e , English.M a r y P a r k , D omestic Sience.E t h e l M. In g l e , L ibrary .

HONORARY FE L L O E S: E t h e l M a y S t e v e n s o n , 1 st G rade.L il l ia n W e b s t e r , 2nd Grade.F l o r e n c e V i c k e r s , 3rd Grade.S u e Ca r y , 4 th G rade.G r a c e F i l k in s , 5th G rade.F l o r e n c e H e e n a n , 7th Grade.

2. COUNCIL OF D EA N S:

J a m e s H a r v e y H a y s , Dean of the College, and of N on-resident and Sum m er T erm W ork.

H e l e n G il p in -B r o w n . Dean of W omen.F r a n c e s T o b e y , Dean of the Jun io r College.D a v id D e u g l a s H u g h , Dean of the T rain ing Scool.G u r d o n R a n so m M il l e r , Dean of the Senior College.T h o m a s C. M cC r a c k e n , D ean of G raduate and P rofessional W ork. S a m u e l M ilo H a d d e n , Dean of Industria l A rts .

3. P rofessors.

4. A ssociate P rofessors.

5. A ssis tan t P rofessors.

6. In s truc to rs .

7. A ss is tan t In structo rs.

8. Scholars.

9. Felloes.

19- STATE TEACHERS _____

5. FACULTY COMMITTEES:

E x e c u t iv .

Function: Courses, Classification, Credits, Graduation and Com­mencement.

Mr. Hays, Mr. Hugh, Mr. Miller.

G r a d u a te C o lle g e .

Function: Graduate College Work and Courses.

Mr. McCracken, Mr. Hays, Mr. Heilman, Mr. Smith, Mr. Long, Mr. Freeland.

S e n io r C o lle g e W o r k a n d C o u r se s .

Function: Senior College Work and Advanst Standing.Mr. Miller, Mr. Mooney, Mr. Bell.

J u n io r C o lle g e .

Function: Junior College Work and Courses.Miss Tobey, Mr. Hays, Mr. McCracken, Mr. Mooney, Mr. Smith.

N o n -R e s id e n t a n d S u m m e r S c h o o l.

Function: Management of Non-Resident and Summ er Term, Work. Mr. Hays, Mr. Miller, Mr. Mooney.

S o c ia l C o u n s e l.

Function: Y. W. C .A ., Organizations, Conduct and Interest of GirlsMrs. Gilpin-Brown, Miss Tobey, Miss Blanchard, Miss Kissick,

Miss Long.

B u sJn es.

Function: General Program , Registration , Bulletins, eic.Mr. Cross, Mr. Hugh, Mr. Hadden.

F is ic a l E d u c a t io n -—C o lle g e .

Function: Gymnasium, Athletics, Playground, Sanitation, Health.Mr. Long, Mr. McCunniff, Mrs. Gilpin-Brown, Mr. Bell, Miss Kissick,

Mr. McKelvey, Record Keeper.

G R E E L E Y , COLORADO ____ 20.

F is ic a l E d u c a t io n -—H ig h S c o o l.

Mr. Bell, Miss Keyes, Miss Dumke, Mr. Finley.

E d u c a tio n a l P r o g r e s .

Function: Reports, What is going on in the Educational World. Mr. Heilman, Mr. Bell. Mr. Hugh, Mr. Cross,

Miss Julian, Mr. Beardsley, Mr. Shultis.

M u seu m .

Function: Specimens, Cataloging, Inspection.Mr. Hadden, Mr. Beardsley, Mr. Barker, Miss Marshall,

Mr. W ithington.

A lu m n i.

Function. Meetings, Organization, etc.Mr. McCunniff, Mr. Mooney, Mrs. Sibley, Miss Keyes, Miss Kendel,

Miss Statler, Mr. Hadden, Mr. Bell, Miss Lawler.

S o c ia l.

Function: Receptions, Entertainments and Meetings in the Bilding.Mr. Abbott, Mr. Bell, Miss Tobey, Miss Marshall, Mr. Miller,

Mrs. Gilpin-Brown, Mr. McCracken.

M en to r .

Function: Students’ Fund, andMr. Beardsley, Mr. Hays, Mrs. Gilpin-Brown, Mr. Smith.

M u sic .

Function: Entertainm ents, M usicals, etc.Mr. Kendel, Miss Kendel, Mr. Miller, Mrs. Layton, Miss Kissick.

A r ts-C ra fts .

Function: Exhibits, Decorations, etc.Mr. Isaacs, Mrs. Heilman, Miss Tobey, Mr. McCunniff, Miss Holmes,

Mr. Hadden, Miss Kissick.

21. S T A T E TEA C H E R S COLLEGE

L ite r a ry E x e r c is e s .

Function: Clay Plass, and Public Exercises o f Students.Miss Tobey, Miss Kendel, Mr. Bell, Mr. Cross, Miss S tatler,

Miss Blanchard, Mr. Barker.

B u r ea u o f R e c o m m e n d a t io n s .

F unction : Placing Graduates.

Mr. Mooney, Mr. Hugh, Mr. McKelvey, Secretary and Manager.

T ra in in g S c o o l .

Function: Organization, Work, Management and Growth.

Mr. Hugh, Mr. Bell, Miss Kendel, Miss Lawler, Miss Statler, Mrs. Sibley, Miss Long, Miss Julian, Miss Green, Mr. Freeland

Mr. Finley, Mr. Shultis.

R e se a r c h .

Function : Organization o f Research Work in the Institution, itsPromotion, etc.

Mr. Heilman, Mr. Mooney, Mr. Hadden, Mr. Freeland,Mr. Finley, Mr. Shultis.

Y o u n g M en .

Function: Organization, C o ^ ^ ^ ^ M f% ite r e s t o f Boys.Mr. Long, Mr. Lister, Mr. McCunniff, Mr. Bell.

L ib ra ry .

Function: Organization, Use, Conduct, Books. —

Mr. Carter, Miss Tobey, Mr. Bell, Mr. Miller, Miss Statler,Mr. W ithington.

P u b lic ity .

Function : Notes, Notices, Articles, etc., to the Press.

Mr. Hugh, Mr. Mooney, Mr. Cross, Mr. Finley, Mr. Barker, Mr. Bell, Mr. McKelvey, Secretary.

G R E E L E Y, COLORADO 22.

C o m m e m o r a t io n a n d T e s t im o n ia ls .

Function: Commemorations, Testimonials and Memorials onNotable Days, Events and Men.

Mr. Cross, Mr. B eardsley, Mr. M iller, Miss S ta tle r , Mr. B arker.Mr. Sm ith.

P u b lic a t io n s .

Function: Scool Publications— Crucible, Bulletins, etc.

Mr. Hadden, Mr. Cross, Mr. Hugh, Mr. McCunniff

V o c a t io n a l .

Function: Initiated Industrial Activities.Mr. Foulk, Miss M arshall, Mr. W ithington, Miss K issick, Miss

Holmes, Mr. McCunniff.

L o c a t in g S tu d e n ts .

Function: The Placing o f Students to Earn a Living while inScool.

M rs. Gilpin-Brown, Miss Long, Mr. Mooney, Mr. Shultis, and Mr. McKelvey, Secretary .

G r o u n d s .

Function: Care o f the Grounds.Mr. W ithington, Mr. Long, Mr. Dempsey.

W o m a n ’s B ild in g .

Function: The Charge and Care o f the W oman’s Bilding.Mrs. Gilpin-Brown, Miss M arshall, Miss Tobey, and a S tudent.

B ild in g C o m m itte e .

Function: Arranging Time and Place fo r Functions in Bildings. Mr. A bbott, Mr. Stephens.

OFFIS EM PLOYEES

RECORD ROOM

■ i s i

D ICTAPHONE ROOM

SECRETARY to PRESIDENT

LOW ER HALL, ADMINISTRATON BILDING