University of Iowa - Hawkeye Yearbook (Iowa City, IA)

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K i 2 -T rv- 4 Pi Lambda Theta members discuss a new trend in education. Pi Lambda Theta honors women in education Creative Use of Knowledge for Excel- is an honorary and professional association lence in Education was this year's theme for Women in education. for Pi Lambda Theta meetings. The group Phi Delta Kappa furthers educational goals A professional honorary fraternity for students. The goal of the group is to ad- rnen in education, Phi Delta Kappa has a vance education. Burdette Hansen led the membership of 500 faculty and graduate organization. Members of Phi Delta Kappa can steal off to their room to read and relax.

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BOTTOM ROW: L. Weis, S. Feldman, C. Smith, C. Chuck, L. Lamson, M. Lipton, C. DeMuth, K. Cameron, C. Rowley, I. Stephani, V. Cook, B. Tibbitts, N. Matthias, I. Valentine, A. Longstreth. ROW 2: M. E. Ellis, A. Ver- mazen, M. Hurst, I. Van Vlack, G. Corlett, R. Rohret, I. Evans, I. Iohnston, C, Kochel, C. Meek, D. McMahon, P. Scheel, P. Meier, K. Buresh, R. Hubbell, I. Holland. ROW 3: L. Elfers, I. Taylor, S. Wolken, B. Bartley, B. West, D. Corson, N. Halfwassen, R. Benschoter, S. Scheidenhelm, L. Barker, A. Peacock, P. Baird, L. Larsen, S. Little, I, Rueg- nitz. ROW 4: I. Cecil, I. Reardon, L. Peterson, Q. Coff- man, D. Netherton, K. Hoffman, I. Gensini, S. Day, L. Whiting, N. Morrow, N. Gray, T. Sevatson. Student NEA prepares 'Future teachers for profession Susan Fischbeck and Iim Bush led Student NEA by featur- ing monthly programs devoted to educ ' ' . atlonal subjects Any University student who has an in- terest within the educational field can par- ticipate in regular monthly meetings held by the Student National Education Associ- ation. These programs featured speakers, films, panel discussions and faculty get togethers. Subjects ranged from methods of teaching to the problems of beginning educators, but all tried to maintain the Student NEA goal of recognizing teaching as a profession. Ev- ery member vvorked individually to Widen his understanding of teaching as a whole and his specific area in particular. Student NEA oflicers for 1965-66 were Susan Fishbeck, president, Iim Bush, vice- presidentg Marla Miller, secretary, Cathy DeMuth, treasurerg and Karnese Cameron, historian.

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,--1 BOTTOM ROW: Marcia Hunter, Sue Lawrence, Marilyn Olson, Robin Smolin. ROW 2: Mary Crowell, Sandi Sigma Alpha Eta stu Sigma Alpha Eta, an honorary for those interested in speech and hearing or speech pathology majors, sponsored bi-monthly dies ll wa -I Starkopf, Margaret Maxwell, Linda Laughnan, Ginny Bal- trus. ROW 3: Ianice Hilsman, Jake Ohlinger, Anne Cox. speech and hearing meetings, a coffee for the department and a banquet. President Susan Lawrence led the 50 members. Phi Upsilon Omicron encourages home economics study A national honorary for home economics majors, Phi Upsilon Omicron was establish- ed to further the study of home economics. BOTTOM ROW: Alvina Longstreth, Iudith Bentrot 'D' -fr r 9 t. Susan Members must be in the upper 40 per cent of their class. Judith Bentrott was presi- dent this year. O'Brien, TOP ROW: Juanita Holland. Carol Driver. l 16 -f-9