Carthage College - Driftwood / Crimson Rambler Yearbook (Kenosha, WI)

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Health . and Physic 31 Education The student entering the field of Physical Education and Health is ultimately exposed to many academic disciplines that are widely accepted as having li- beralizing qualities, and the pro- gram is geared to the major and the general stu dent. The general departmental aim is to provide instruction, facili- ties, and curriculum that are in- teresting and motivating, so that a student may have every oppor- tunity to develop his full poten- tial. Great emphasis is placed on physical fitness and providing adequate skills for a background for recreational needs and inter- ests. Business and Economics The major aim of the Business Department is to provide a solid foundation of general business know- ledge and analytical tools and techniques for the stu- dent planning either graduate study or a business career. The Department of Economics gives the student a general knowledge of the structure, operation, and heritage of his economic society and an understand- ing of basic economics in order to enable him to cope with contemporary economic problems. 20 - Driftwood '75

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Anyonecan play the radio but is it music? Director Winkle receives a well deserved applause from a student. Music The Department of Music offers complete under- graduate preparation for advanced studies in gra duate school or for a variety of careers in music education. performance, and church music. In ad- dition to a wide variety of academic offerings, the department sponsors a number of performing or- ganizations such as the Carthage Choir. Chapel Choir, Chamber Singers, Swing Choir, Opera Eni semble, Wind Symphony, Brass Choir, Flute Choir, Jazz Band, and Pep Band. A strong music faculty consists of six full-time professors, several of whom are also professional performers. J.Jrifnmutf 7-3 - I9

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Educ ation Students can obtain certification in Elementary Education, Secondary Education, Special Educa- tion, and Early Childhood Education. The course requirements in each area are different, as students interested in Secondary Education must have an approved minor in addition to their teaching ma- jor. The term in which student teaching is taken nor- mally occurs in the senior year. It. is during this time that our future teachers can practice the tech- niques, and apply the knowledge they have ob- tained in the classroom. Art-Education major, Rubin Busse, begins a day of student teaChing. The Education Department strives to improve communication and quality. . 5mg; 3 ' 'RuccneI-c a H S' mar ; s. If you mi 1: hw- your rC pf t 1CC$ rclgrrd 1'- ?pswitk fernpfoygrs 'fwaL MZSI' ??ari-J XJC 50f - yout' Perung ?f on 'fJ-I- 1:: Ker mad . t' t; x... 4'5: ,u-J .r 'f .x T vhf t. . f$l J A reminder that the year is drawing to aclose and timeto enter that cold. cruel business world. Driftwood 75 e 21