DePauw University - Mirage Yearbook (Greencastle, IN)

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IN EDUCATION NDiscuss the core curriculum. Every education major looks forward with apprehension to his last year, whenhfinally through with hKid Lit, HBaby Math, and hBean Bag, th has the opportunity to actu- Dr. L. Green, Dept. Head, Dr. H. Heller, sts R. Hochstetler. ally start teaching. And thus, having grown from student to practice teacher to teacher, the education major is ready to help fill the critical need For teachers in our schools today. Bev Lewis practices the fine art of teaching on third graders at Miller Elementary School. Time to turn in teaching logsh and elementary education majors must assemblc mnterml on reading, 'rltmg, zmd hnthmenc.

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A comparative economics systems class dlscusses butter and guns, the clue to all of economics. ML H. Mnloney, Dr. E. Hadcock, Mr. J. Maher, Dr. H. J0me, Dept. Head. 30 ECONOMICS uWhat is the law of supply and demand? To the majority of DePauwys men the mysteries of hFin. Org. and HB. Law become quite understand- able through their major in economics. Many of these men, normally some sixty strong in their senior year, go on to graduate school to specialize in their chosen field of business or law. Although still a definite minority, women find them- selves a not-tooeinsignificant part of the Classes in principles, marketing, and accounting, where they prepare for careers in merchandising, dietetics, and general home economics. The remaining econ enthus- iasts are those who desire it for their personal use. Through their study of Personal Economic Problems and Accounting these non-m'ljors discover that the im- pressive theories of economics are really not so remote from their daily lives.

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Top Row: P. Walker, P. Orr, R. Bull, P. Hardy, D. Bicber, J. Decker, J. Milnar, C. Wisch. meyer, Mi McLaughlin, D. Smalhcer. Third Row: C. Cox, M. Mcrccr, J. Bauer, M. Deh- ner, C. Louttit, C. Pool, M. Stutz. G. Hanson, J. Simmons, M. Miller, Dix H. Heller, Fac- ultyAdviscr. StcaudRow: M. B. Johnson, S. Hansen, J Mun, son, Treas., A. Carter, Prcs., 3. Organ, Scclyu C. Hersh- hergcr, C. Duncan, J. Uhl, C. Shupc. Battam Row: G, VVioland, D. Smith, P. Hahn, J. Rnppel, C. Conway, P. Held, J. Oberholtlcr, M. Crichm ton. Future Teachers of America Future Teachers of America oners to prepare the prospective teacher with the problems that he will face when teaching. This year guest speakers told the group of the trends in modern teaching, core curriculum, and audio-Visual edui cation. Trips to Skokie High School in Illinois and the State Convention of FTA were also part of the organizationls activities. wk 4'1 Tap Raw: J. Cline, J. Davis, B. Mueller, C. Gray, J. Rose, M. Hauck, M. Gettinger, J. Taylor,J. Dannheiser, Li Geng- 3' nagel, N. Cain, G.J21C0bsOn,N. Ntlson,L. Evans. Fourth Row: 5. Sackctt, C. Stmub, C. Grall, L. ChristofFCl, M. Davies, D. J Hartsough, J. Skinner, S. Barr- lctt, C. Owings, J. Maginniss, V G Ovcrdeer, M. Bird, J l Aubrey, G. Fuller, M. Goff, G. :1 Lone. Third Row: T. Potter, l P. Hum, B. Lnury, V. liindhnl, N. Miller, D. Wright, S. Nel- son, N. Huwkinson, S. SteinA hnucr, K. Clough, S. Vincent7 G. Burow. Semml Row: . Roser, C. Beasley, N. Swee- ney, J. Nclson, J. Rcusscr, M. J. Kelley, J. Raglzmd, G. Strand, 1. Alexander, M. Gzintz, 5. Gregory, E. Crawford, J. VVickershunL Bottom Raw: J. Lyle, R. Rebenstorf, D. Owen, S. Jackson, G. Stoppenhagen, M. Murphy, C. Brcuhaus.