Henderson State University - Star Yearbook (Arkadelphia, AR)

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MR. LEROY MILES MR. FRANK R. MURRAY DR. HILLQUIT LYNCH Assistant Professor Assistant Professor Professor M.Ed. M.S. Ph.D. E . si S 3 2 if EE qi L! N Q, i, DR. BOYCE DRUMMOND had the pleasure of introducing noted iourna list Robert St. John fo the faculty and students of Henderson State. S, Hi E 6' tr 3 DR. DON RICHARDS Associate Professor Ph.D. ' an 4,2 9 4 vU1 'B -rf MISS CHARLOTTE RIKE Instructor M.A.

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3 DR. BOYCE A. DRUMMOND Chairman Ph.D. f 0615! fczmce in V6.Yl'Zg6lf6.Y mam? 7'6!6lfZU7fl5h4D with bzk .voczlezy The smooth functioning of society is the focal point around which our lives revolve. It is essential that we learn to live in, not just exist in, our family, our community and world. The courses in social science at Henderson serve as stepping stones toward harmony between the student and his surroundings. Among the varied purposes of the social science courses are assisting the students in adjusting to the physical and social environment, the teaching of the value of cooperation and tolerance in a free society. providing the student with a socially acceptable group of attitudes and values, and giving the student a basis of comparison between democracy and other systems of government. These purposes are in conjunction with the preparation of competent teachers in the social sciences. MR. EDWIN B. BUSTER, JR. Instructor BLA. DIANE ALLISON PONDERS over her geography studies by coma paring her class notes with the World Atlas. MR. JACK DOSS Instructor M.A. MR. WAYNE DELAVAN Assistant Professor 43

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Eduwzizm and lznycbolocgy IDVQDQZVEJ the teachers of Zomowow amd probe! the mime of hmmm b6b6WZb7 T DR. WAR D E. AXKRUM Professor DURING THE NINE weeks in the Bloc, stu- dents spend hours upon hours in the library preparing daily assignments. Q, Education may be defined as the systematic study of the problems. methods, and theories of teaching and learning. The objective of the Department of Educa- tion is to resolve these problems. demonstrate the methods. and explain the theories involved. The Department of Psychology is interrelated with education. An in- creased understanding of human behavior aids in the relationship between teacher and pupil. The curriculum in teacher education was developed for the purpose of preparing competent teachers for our elementary and secondary schools. The Divi- sion of Education also provides an off-campus. full time practice teaching exper- itnce in the public schools. 621 DR. CLARENCE DR. WALDO MISS RUTH BOTSFORD DAHLSTEDT CUTHRIE Assistant Professor Professor Associate Professor It ,lr DR. CHARLES G. DR. ERNEST MOREHEAD PATRICK Professor Associate Professor