Ball State University - Orient Yearbook (Muncie, IN)

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1 Xb--L'. '.....'-w i BURRIS SCHOOL BALL STATE students participate and experiment as prospective members of the teach- ing profession at Burris Laboratory School. Two of the classrooms are pictured above. Principal Dr. Earl A. Johnson has guided the activities and planning of Burris School so that it has become one of the outstanding and best-equipped schools in Indiana. 23 , .g:

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Emphasis upon prevention of illness and the mainte- nance of good health of the student body is the policy keynote of the Ball State H e a l t h Service program, under the direction of Dr. Amelia T. Wood. In order that students may realize stable physical and emotional health, yearly examinations, followed by corrective meas- ures are made of the stu- dents. HEALTH . ,., J. Hg., M Eve.-..-..,,,,A...,,,..,.. -,.. . 1,,,,.::,.., if--I Two new facilities have been made avail- able to the students this yearg sick bay rooms in both Elliott and Lucina Halls. Short wave diathermy, ultra-violet and infra-red lamps, and the whirlpool bath are modern equipmental devices in opera- tion at the Health Service. Staff personnel includes: Dr. Irwin Hostetter, assistant physiciang Miss Grace Hilliard, nurseg Mrs. Jane Waddell, nurseg Mrs, Iona Melchi, nurseg Mrs. Kathryn Turner, Mrs. Lois Ingram, clerksg and Miss Marilyn Myers and Miss Mary Jo Hoppes, student assistants. SERVICE

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-.E 95.3555 TEACHING MATERIALS SERVICE hisnnnf swnmmwsu BROWSING NOOK LIBRARY HE Ball State Teachers College Library is a modern center for the preservation, use, and distribution of recorded communications. It serves students and faculty through the collections of varied book and non-book materials. Rooms for study, research activity, recrea- tional reading, and for preview, class, or indvidual use of films, recordings, and other non-book materials are provided. Two studios, especially equipped for projec- tion and listening activities, are scheduled during the days and evenings. The browsing nook is located in one end of the main room devoted to the Loan Service. This informal corner is under the direction of the Loan Service Librarian. All new books are displayed in this area and a collection of recreational materials are available here. Students listen to recordings here by means of ear phone attachments which render the playback noiseless. In Teaching Materials Service, the film library of ap- proximately 400 titles, is located along with extensive picture files, collections of film strips, recordings, slides, and other illustrative teaching aids. Professionally trained staff members and student assistants cooperate in his work of providing all types of non-book instructional materials. 24