Emmanuel Missionary College - Cardinal Yearbook (Berrien Springs, MI)

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EDWARD I. SPECHT, Ph. D. Professor of Mathematics MATHEMATICS By dividing their time wisely between pre.. paration ancl recitation, these students have subtracted from the Word mathematics the drudqery which it represents to many pegplel By acldinq to their study, they have multiplied their mathematical lcnowledqe. Sharp minds with sharp pencils ARTHUR D. HOLMES, M5- Assistant Pr0feSS01' in Physics and Mathematics

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IOHN CHRISTENSEN, M.A. JAMES C. GAITENS, M.A. Instructor in Chemistry Instructor in Chemistry Chemistrium Lczboratoride TL Studentousr Enerqfite 3 Successium

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YGQH LOUISE AMBS, M. A. Associate Professor of Elementary Education EDUCATION Professor of Education and Psychology Director' of Teacher Training Amidst a pile of papers awaiting red marks, munching a well-polished apple, and thinking over the trying class period of the day, the practice teacher gets an insight into the actual problems of the professor. Usually he is a little more considerate of his own teachers, for he realizes that it is easier to dodge the blows than to swing the stick. Sometimes the elementary and secondary students may find it a little be- wildering to change practice teachers in rapid succession, but the experience is invaluable to the latter. Many finish and go on to engage in the nicest work - dealing with youthful minds. IAMES D. WANG, Ph.D. Professor of Psychology and Education 5. 25