Bennett College - Belle Yearbook (Greensboro, NC)

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V X UPPER: Enjoying a part of her daily rou- tine, Esther Canty chats with students. LOWER: Young children gather around Chanel Jeffries in a group activity. 19

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What the joys of the classroom really are For many it was the opportunity to discover if teaching in today ' s classroom was what they imagined it to be. It meant many hours of lesson plans, evalu- ations, resting aching feet, and actmg as the almanac. For many it was the first time being in a professional setting. It meant, now, being on the other side . . . your chance to be the target. ABOVE- Betty Whitted talks with young stu dent at Bluford Elementary School while stu board the buses. BELOW dents Bulletin boards, Vs ' c eated by Vickl Jones, are also pre- requisites for becoming an effective teacher. 18

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Cp nt jHiUs tu-uz to Sio-d nz? As if a president doesn ' t have enough to do Dr. Isaac H. Miller is a born teach- er Ask anyone in Chemistry 326 for the second semester. A former biochemist and professor at Meharry Medical College before assuming the presidency Doc handles the chalk like teachers of old. A Janice McLean described it, He uses aj of Ike Miller to get the point across. With arms and hands movement I never thought biochemistry could be so ex- citing and easy to comprehend And to beat all. he rarely used his notes. The lecture flowed like a fresh mountain stream. If Dr. Miller enjoyed . as much as his class did, some powerful learning went on in Chemistry 3Zb. 20