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Bulletin of Saint Louis University
No full textSaint Louis University Lawyer Address catalog Volume 7 Number 0 of the 1911-1912 academic year. This bulletin is a Lawyer Address for the Institute of Law titled What Is It To Be A Lawyer given by United States Circuit Judge Elmer B. Adams
"War Games" by Elmer Berry, O. L. Fritsch and G. B. Affleck
No full textThis pamphlet, titled "War Games", was written by Springfield College (then known as International YMCA College) professors Elmer Berry, Otto Loren Fritsch, and George Baird Affleck. The book includes games selected to train people in different squads during World War I. It has some handwritten notes on page 3 and a drawing on page 26.Elmer Berry graduated from Springfield College in 1902 and was an instructor in anatomy, gymnastics, and athletics before receiving a MPE degree there in 1908. Later, he was a professor of physical education and physiology at the college. He received EdM and EdD degrees at Harvard University and was the author of several articles on physical education. In 1927, he was called to the National YMCA, College of Physical Education in Saidapet, Madras, India, and served as acting principal for two years. He retired from the YMCA service in 1939 after thirty-four years of service. He was a physical education professor at the State College of Washington and the University of Oregon and was presented with the Tarbell Medallion in 1947 for service.
George Baird Affleck (1876-1958) spent his boyhood in the woods of Canada, where he became an enthusiastic trapper, camper, and naturalist. He attended Manitoba Provincial Normal School (g. 1895), University of Manitoba (g. 1897), and Springfield College (g. 1901), where he played on the lawn hockey team. He worked as the Assistant Secretary of the Winnipeg YMCA from 1898-1899 and as the Physical Director of the State Teachers College (Cedar Falls, Iowa) from 1901-1907. He spent the following two years as the Physical Director of the Central Department YMCA in Chicago. In 1908, Springfield College hired Affleck, and he remained here until his retirement in 1941. Affleck was professionally affiliated with the American Student Health Association, National Education Association, College Physical Directors’ Society, AAHPRER, American Social Hygiene Association, and American Camping Association of YMCA Secretaries. For thirty years, he compiled and edited the “Selected Bibliography in Physical Education.” He wrote articles for the Association Seminar, Physical Training Magazine, Pedagogical Seminar, Camping World, Journal of Health and Physical Education, Research Quarterly, and he co-authored the Classification for Physical Education Library. In 1944, Springfield College awarded him the Tarbell Medallion, which recognizes outstanding service
Saga of the Whispering Hills - 006
No full textPhotograph - Cast members Graham Olson, Carl Olson, Orest Muzyka, Elmer Kennedy, Dennis MacNeil, Joe Ladouceur and Bill Wood. Saga of the Whispering Hills, presented by the Athabasca Players for the 75th Anniversary of Athabasca, Albert
Big Bend National Park luncheon
No full textPhoto of a luncheon at the Baker Hotel in Dallas, Texas discussing Big Bend National Park. On reverse: "John W. Carpenter Big Bend National Park Luncheon Baker Hotel, Dallas, December 7, 1939 Left to right: Joe A. Lawther; Arthur Kramer; Ted B. Ferguson; W. B. Clayton; Elmer Schmidt; Chas. Scheck; W. R. Burns; Ted Dealey; Nathan Adams.
Saga of the Whispering Hills - 086
No full textPhotograph - Cast members singing "Up the Amber Athabasca". Bob Garton, Elmer Kennedy, Orest Muzyka, Bill Wood, Dennis MacNeil and Reg Netterville. Saga of the Whispering Hills, presented by the Athabasca Players for the 75th Anniversary of Athabasca, Albert
Saga of the Whispering Hills -093
No full textPhotograph - Cast members Helen Hyde and Elmer Kennedy, and Glenda Waddle (music director) and Nadine Kiselyk (pianist). Saga of the Whispering Hills, presented by the Athabasca Players for the 75th Anniversary of Athabasca, Albert
Shank Family - 02
No full textPhotograph - A portrait of the Shank family, Athabasca, Alberta. Back row, left to right: Isreal, Alcide and Dolor (Larry). Seated, Eddie with Wilfred and Rosana with Edna. Standing, left to right: Elmer, Lidia, Oliver (back) and Le
Saga of the Whispering Hills - 034
No full textPhotograph - Cast members (Voyageurs) left to right: Graham Olson, Carl Olson, Joe Ladouceur, Bill Wood, Orest Muzyka, and Elmer Kennedy. Saga of the Whispering Hills, presented by the Athabasca Players for the 75th Anniversary of Athabasca, Albert
Letter to Elmer E. Berry (October 4, 1918)
No full textA three-page letter to Elmer E. Berry from an unknown sender, dated October 4th, 1918. In this letter, the sender tells Berry about his experiences working with the French government and other positions overseas. They also wonder about the happenings of International Y.M.C.A College (Springfield College) and ask Berry if they are needed there.Elmer Berry graduated from Springfield College in 1902 and was an instructor in anatomy, gymnastics, and athletics before receiving a MPE degree there in 1908. Later, he was a professor of physical education and physiology at the college. He received EdM and EdD degrees at Harvard University and was the author of several articles on physical education. In 1927, he was called to the National YMCA, College of Physical Education in Saidapet, Madras, India, and served as acting principal for two years. He retired from the YMCA service in 1939 after thirty-four years of service. He was a physical education professor at the State College of Washington and the University of Oregon and was presented with the Tarbell Medallion in 1947 for servic
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