California Western University - Loma Del Mar Yearbook (San Diego, CA)

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ACE WITH ENROLLMENT Mr. Stanton C. Oates Mrs. Beulah H. Simons Dr. L, Camp Gilliam Education Education Education ,Ego , A f 1 -HV, , si ,, ff' , iw , Senior Marilyn Keast has the constant iob their schoolwork as well as possible. of observing her children to see that they understand Anne Miller shows the wonders of the North American continent to primary pupils at Loma Portal. 25

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Dr. Walter Rehwoldt STAFF INCREASED TO KEEI W: 55 il? as l l i l5l 32 12, Qi fu, is its 55 i QE Dr, Amerigo R. Sansone Mrs. Marie Lovell Department of Education, Chairman Education Education Teacher education at Cal Western is characterized by a personal faculty in- terest in each student. In 1962-63, the Education department staff was in- creased FROM five to nine members, and 78' students qualified for teaching credentials this year as compared to 43 students last year. Student teaching experience is provided in the public schools in the city and county of San Diego under the supervision of a master teacher and a staff member of the Divi- sion of Education. Practical experience and educational theories are combined in the student teaching program in which over 200 Cal Western students participated this year. The education program is geared with liberal arts ed- ucation, plus professional education courses throughout five years of study. Not pictured: Dr. A. Frederick Bunge, Mrs. Margit W. MacRae, Dr. Willis Rob- inson. 24 ,f Fi Q 4 lg -.5 3 Q Student teacher Faye Cooper explains phonetic sounds while teaching reading to primary students at Loma Portal School.

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FINE ARTS DEVELOPMEN Mr. Louis A. Lanyon Mrs. Mary K. Phillips Miss Susan Stout Music Music Dance f ! A growing group of excellent musicians presented music at student activities, athletic events, and in concert for the first time this year. Vocal groups at Cal Western in- clude the chorus and Chamber Sing- ers under the direction ot Dr. Robert A. Emile, and the Opera workshop, under Dr. Walter Teutsch. Instru- mental groups include the band, un- der Prof. Lewis A. Lanyon, and the orchestra, directed by Dr, Emile. Mary K. Phillips teaches a music ap- preciation course for non-music majors. Mixed chorus presents two annual concerts and provides music at Commencement. The Chamber Sing- ers also participate in the chorus and sing at University and city functions. They toured Southern Cal- ifornia and Arizona, singing at vari- ous high schools, colleges and churches. The band plays at athletic events and provides music at Com- mencement. The orchestra, in a year of growth and training, will be ready tor concert activity next year. Not pictured: Dr. Robert A. Emile, Dr. Walter Teutsch, Dorothy H. Keat- ing.