The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-30

Fourteen new appointments 10
fill vacancies In the personnel OF
the Michigan state Normal College
have been announced by the prest
dent, DIT. John VI. Munson. The
changes are:
Kenneth f. Conn as assistant
professor of chemistry to fill the
vacancy made by granting of leave
to James L. Gabbard for war sery-
ice. Mr.. Conn holds the B. S. de-
gree from the University Of Ne
braska and the NJ. A. degree from
the University OF Indiana. He will
receive the Phi D. degree from the
University of Indiana upon compile
tion of his thesis. Mr.. Conn has
lad experience as high school prin-
cipal and superintendent in Nebras-
ka. He was critic teacher and part
time instructor in the University Of
Indiana. 192S-l93s, and head Of the
department OF chemistry in the
Bloomington High School, Bloom
ington, Indiana. l92S-42.
Robert II. Super has been ap-
pointed assistant professor Of Eng
lish to fill the vacancy caused by
the granting of leave to Carlisle
Moore for war service. Mr.. Super
holds the A. b. degree from Prince
ton. the 3. Lit. degree from Wor-
cester College. Oxford, and the Phi.
u. degree from Princeton. For the
past four years he has been a full
time instructor in English at
Princeton.
Ralph F. Gildenstein has been
named instructor in industrial arts
to fill the vacancy created by the
leave granted to Maurice F. Rich
ards for war service. Mr.. Gilden-
stein has also been appointed di-
rector Of the John NJ. Munson Resi-
dence Hall. He received his b. S.
degree from Michigan State Nor
NAL College in AUGUST, 1912.
Miss Dorothy X. Carpenter, critic
in high school English at Lincoln
Consolidated School to fill the va
cancy caused by the leave OF alb
sence granted to Leland p. Jacobs.
Miss Carpenter received her A. b.
degree from Northern Michigan
College OF Education and her VI. A.
degree from the University Of Mich
igan She has taught in the schools
OF Daggett, Manistique, and Ian
sing, Michigan.
Miss Melba Miller as critic teach
err of orthopedic classes at the Rack
ham School Of Special Education to
fill the position made vacant by the
retirement OF Mrs. Gertrude Flint.
Miss Miller holds the A. B. degree
from the University of California
and the NJ. A. degree from Column
bia University She has taught in
the Elementary Schools OF Oak
Park. Illinois, and Lakewood, Ohio.
Miss Frances c. Qulgley has been
named critic in the Rural Unit OF
the Lincoln Consolidated School
Miss Quigley received a limited
certificate from Michigan State
Normal College in 1925. and holds
the A B. and AM degrees from the
University OF Michigan. She has
had experience in the rural schools
OF Washtenaw County and as teach
er in the fifth grade of the public
schools in ST. Clair, Michigan.
Miss Nadine Fillmore has been
appointed critic in the third grade
at Roosevelt High School to fill the
vacancy made by the retirement of
Elizabeth c. McCrickett. Miss Fill
more holds the A. B. degree from
Iowa and the NJ. A. degree from
Northwestern. She has taught In
the grades at Rudd, Marengo. and
Cedar Rapids. Iowa, and at Wauwa-
tosa. Wisconsin. She served as third
grade critic at the State Normal
University, Normal, Illinois, 1870
40.
Miss V. Jane McAllister has been
appointed instructor in the Fine
Arts department to fill the vacancy
created by the retirement OF Miss
Elinor VI. Strater. Miss McAllister
holds the A. B. and VI. A. degrees
from Ohio State University, and a
certificate in industrial design from
the Art School. Pratt Institute. In
addition to practical experience In
industrial design. she has served
as graduate assistant In the art
department OF the University of
Arkansas and instructor In the de-
partment OF applied art, Montana
State College.
Miss Marian c. Quinn, critic for
the deaf and hard OF hearing in the
Rackham School Of Special Educa-
ton TO fill the vacancy made by
the resignation OF Miss Miriam d.
Pauls Miss Quinn holds a diploma
for the Education OF the Deaf from
the Milwaukee State Teachers Col
lege. She received the B. Ed. degree
from the University OF Hawaii in
1899. She has had experience as
teacher OF the deaf at Marinette.
Wisconsin. 1886; at the Terri
torial School for the Deaf and
Blind. Honolulu. 1868, and at the
Oshkosh School for the Deaf. 1898
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Miss Agnes +. Anderson hasNen
named instructor in commerce 10
I'LL the vacancy created by the res
ignation OF Mrs Beth Wharton Mil
ford. Miss Anderson holds B. S
degree from Ferris Institute, and
the VI. s. degree from the Unlver.
slty OF Tennessee. In addition 10
practical office experience, she has
taught commercial subjects in the