Bethel University - Spire Yearbook (St Paul, MN)

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EDUCATION Student National Education Association Mr Lyle Hill at Bethel Dr. Junet Runbeck (left) The program of teacher education includes a planned sequence of courses in professional training for teaching, correlated with a series of laboratory experiences beginning in the freshman year and culminating in the student teaching experience in the senior year. The professional training parallels and is correlated with the mastery of one or more subject matter fields in depth. 31

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Dr. Arthur Lewis Dr. Al Glenn CHRISTIANITY With the addition of Mr. Robert Goulick to the program of theology, the Department of Christianity has been able to expand into new areas of Christian study. The Freshmen Bible Literature course has been divided into New Testament and Old Testament classes. These allow the students to achieve detailed studies in the scriptures. Other Christianity courses offered study the Bible in literary form, the movements in the modern church, and the association of the scriptures and historical findings. Dr. Walter Wcssal Mr. Robert Goulick 30

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ENGLISH Society requires varied skills in all fields-. Bethel desires to give every student an above average proficiency of the English language. The Department of English concentrates on those literary artists who have touched the emotional and aesthetic senses of man as well as his intellect. A new experimental program has been started for the freshmen called Literary Analysis.” The aim of this program is to develop an appreciation and understanding of literature through overall critical approaches. Mr. Robert Bcrgerud Mr. Chris Weint2 Miss Jeannine Bohlmcycr. Mrs. Mary Sodegren. Dr. Max James, and Mr. Jon Fagerson. Mr. Gerald Healy (right) 32