Bloomsburg University - Obiter Yearbook (Bloomsburg, PA)

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IIKALTH KDl ' CATION Sfiited. Lett to Right— Hiss SUiry Wliiteiiiglit, Dr. E. II. Xelsnu, Miss Be.-itriii ' lli-ttlcr Stiiiicliiis — Miss Vii.lHt Siiiii.s.iii, Mr. t;«irge l!ui-liliHit, Iii ' iiii John Kol-Ii. Miss I,iii-.v Mc-Caiiinii The purpose of the Health F.ducjtion Dep.irtnient, under the direc- tion of Dr. E. H. Nelson, is to provide a gener.il course in physical train- ing by giving every student an opportunity to participate in various types of competitive athletics. Dr. Nelson himself coaches baseball, and Mr. George C. Buchheit has charge of basketball, football, track, and cross country. Mr. John C. Koch lends the guiding hand in bowling and tennis, soccer being in charge of Pete Wisher who teaches in the Bloomsburg High School. Women ' s athletics, including hiking, tennis, skating, swimming, hockey, baseball, basketball, and volleyball are supervised by Miss Lucy McCammon who is ablv assisted by Miss Marv Whitenight. 24

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SOCIAI. STUDIES AND GKOGRAFHY i-lt 111 Kiulil Mr. IC. A. U.-.ims, Miss Miiry Vl.iti-iii;;ht. Ilr. .-Il Miiiiiiin, Miss Eiliiii .1. II:izi-ii. Ilr. II. II. Iliissfll Geography and Social Studies may be chosen by the secondary stu- dents as two of their fields of certification. Naturally, both courses have a great influence on the prospective teacher. Dr. Nell Maupin, Mr. E. A. Reams and Miss Mary Whltenight are the instructors in the Social Studies Department. The instructors in the Geography Department are Dr. H. Harrison Russell, Miss Edna J. Hazen and Miss Maud Kavanaugh. Those students receiving certification in the Social Studies field will play a great part in the instruction of our future citizens. In this way Bloomsburg becomes an important cog in the machine of democracy. 23

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TRAINING SCHOOL With .1 few changes, the Training School continues its education of both pupils and student teachers. It is in the Benjamin Franklin Training School that those in the Elementary Curriculum receive super- vised training in the art of teaching. The personnel of the Benjamin f-r.inklin Training School is as fol- lows: Miss May T. Hayden, Director of Kindergarten-Primary Education. Miss Edna J. Hazen, Director of Intermediate and Rural Education. Mrs. Amanda Kern Thomas, Training Teacher, Special Class. Miss Grace Woolworth, Training Teacher, Kindergarten. Miss Caroline Welch, Training Teacher, Grade 1. Miss S. Mabel Meyer, Training Teacher, Grade II. Mrs. Lucille J. Baker, Training Teacher, Grade III. Miss Edna J. Barnes, Training Teacher, Grade IV. Mrs. Anna Garrison Scott, Training Teacher, Grade V. Mrs. Etta H. Keller, Training Teacher, Grade VI. .SilliiLL:, I. I ' ll Id KiL-lil c-;iniliiii- Wi-l.li. Mrs. Ktm II. K.-ll«-. E(lii;i .1. Uaiiii . M.i.v T. ILiy.li ' ii St.liKlln — Mrs. . iua)Ula Thomas, IJracp II. Vnohvortli. Mahfl Mciyor. Mrs. .Vinia Carrison Srott, Mrs. I.iuillp .1. Bilker 25