Southeast Missouri State University - Sagamore Yearbook (Cape Girardeau, MO)

DR. ADA CRVCEMAST. ADVISER TO Kappa Delt3 Pi. describes a teaching technique to Cindv Wills. K.APP.^ DELTA PI Front Row, Karen T.Kltenhausen. Donna Birdsong. Diane .Matejcic. Tina Hency. Gina Hencv. Cindv Greif, Ruby Buchheit. Row Two. .Ann Grube. Emily Friedrich. Tammy Emily. .Angle Farmer. Susan Hopkins: Back Row, Kim LaRue, Paula Hester, Pat .Allen. Phyllis Parker. Lucy Wheeler Gen James. .Mary .Ann l^wis. .Melndy Reimler. Linda Dnwdy. Eric Venable. Dr Fj^lher Ongtui and Dr Ada Criice-Ma-t Arlvi er Hopkins, corresponding secretary fall semester; Kim LaRue, corresponding secretary spring semester; Ann Grobe, treasurer; and Angle Farmer, historian. Advisers were Dr. Esther Ongoa and Dr. Ada Cruse-Mast. " Have yourself a merry little Christmas, " Student Missouri State Teachers Association members seemed to say with the Christmas party they gave at the State School for Handicapped Children. Like other association activities, the Christmas party gave members a glimpse of a future in the field of education. " It (SMSTA) gives us a chance to get in our minds what it ' s going to be like to be a teacher and provides us with ways to be better teachers, " said Mari Koppelmann. vice president. Besides the Christmas party, the members gave a tea for the education department faculty during Teacher Awareness Week and invited speakers to monthly meetings. Officers were Patti Minor, president; Mari Koppelmann, vice president; Janet Leiley, fall semester secretary; Cathy Biggs, spring semester secretary; Cindy Blum, treasurer; Janice Rudert, historian; Diane Englehart, membership chairman; and Karen Shelton, publicity. They were advised by Dr. Harvey Witzenburg. OrganizH ' :i > ns 125