Bloomsburg University - Obiter Yearbook (Bloomsburg, PA)

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Lpft to Right — Miss Riell. Mr. Reams. Dr. Mnupin. Dr. Russell. J ocia 1 Stud: LCIG les and Geography L vJyoKKLM, luuul in liand Social Studies and Geography furnish a rich harkgrt)und for the interpretation of world events, both here and ahroad. No other fields can claim this two fold accomplishment: thus, you will find many farsighted students in these fields. Social Studies and Geography, a requirement in all public schools, are included in llie curriculum of the Elementary and Secondary Education Departments as well as the Business Education Department. 22

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Left to Uiyiit — Mr. H Laiittrtiiiiii, IMiysical S(. ' ience : Dr. K. Ktister. Bioio;. ' ii -nl SL-ieiice; Miss .M , ' ;ililr.i Matliematics; Mr. S. Shortess, Physical ScieiK ' f, anil Miss E. Kansnii. Matheiiiatiis. s Dcience an d Mathematics X, vN preparing for the world today, many Bloomsburg stu- dents have gone into the fields of science and mathematics. The preparation is very thorough, a graduate in these fields having completed courses in: Physics, Chemistry, Algebra, Geometry, Trigonometry, Calculus, Botany, Zoology, Physical Science, Entomology, and Biological Science. The war proved the necessity of science as nothing else ever lias. Bloomsburg students realizing this I ' act, are pre- paring themselves for their future in these fields so tliat lliey might, in some way, have a voice in world affairs. You will find alert and accurate minds in science and mathematics. 21

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Seated. Left to Rifrlit — Mrs. Baker, Jliss Major. Miss Van So..v k-, Miss Sn.v U ' r. Standin;, ' — Mr. Casser, Miss AVunhvi.rtli. Miss Ilazcii, Miss Barnes. Mrs. Srott, g Training bcnool NECESSITY and a must on the campus is the Benjamin Franklin Training School. This school is a laboratory for the students in the elementary field. Housed in this building are not only the first six grades of public school, but, also, a special education class and a kindergarten. Under the direction of a strong staff of training teachers, elementary students do their practice teaching. Assisting Miss Edna J. Hazen, Director of Elementary Education are: Miss Elma Major, Special Class Miss Grace Woolworth, Kindergarten Mrs. Lucille Baker, Grade I Miss Iva Mae Van Scoyoc, Grade II Miss Lorraine Snyder, Grade III Mrs. Anna Garrison Scott, Grade IV Mr. Harry Gasser, Grade V Miss Edna J. Barnes, Grade VI 23