George Peabody College For Teachers - Pillar Yearbook (Nashville, TN)

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7721-I'lClll7, !WCllAil1S An English major, Marianrs project involved a resource unit on English as Language, for the ninth grade. This included a bibliography materials H10 and short g1'2lllllTl2ll' units. Next year lX'l2ll'l2llTl plans to teach school and to later attend graduate school. She is from Smyrna, Georgia. Cafe in t ' Z' ogyrlcfa fifwhfle Life through ar Microscope-tlie Short Story was the title of the tcaching-rcsourcte unit which Lynda did. Lynda is also an English major and her unity was concerned with tt-aching American and world short stories in high school. Next year, she will be teaclling' English and reading at the Wlesterville, Ohio junior I-ligh School. Lynda is from Birnringlranr, Alabama. OI'lOl'S fOgl'6ZITI, .... 555541 if h M if i 1 XQLQJH lies 2 HX ' l sd? fav B E Q fr 'fi r j...r.-2:sSsai:s-1s:r:Z'E'?I fE:'.t-::, ' ' 'I' Y Q K A 7Y4 ' 12? f-' . ' '-1 .-: 55255-1.4 .' .:'l 1 :Ei :':' ' MX' . m e -1 r 5 f ' ,t :.,. 1 . - -:.r:-t,- . 1 f sus.. r ,:a:'m E: '. g sp S afggjlg ,-F-6.15 W Y 'M ,ze ,Q Q fgsiffii A A !,,,1 las 'i X' 29? sf- S' NCSSV rg M gi, 4- igfaiigs Page 215

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Barbara Sehuiling, Ian Shaw, Judy Gray, Tony Inman, Margaret Green, Linda Horton, Lucille Long, Harriett Russell, Sydney Dies. cgjtucfy-Qgeaclz program This year Peabody College initiated the Study-Teach Pro- gram. Outstanding sophomores were selected to participate in the three year program. In addition to the regular Class- work, students attend a professional practicum, a continuing class in education theory and practice. During the summer the students participate in an individual summer program. Van Latlnre. Charlotte Hackney. Cary Hogan, William Fowler, Eugenia Dudley, Sidney Blackstone. In three calendar years the participants will complete both the BA. and M.A. deffrees and have a lfull vear of maid teach- . . D . I . I . mg experience. The year of teaching experience will take place in specially selected school systems which the students visit during the hrst two years. Jclfery Kehnlc, Sharon Davis, Judy Gray, Liz Gary, Katherine Ash- ford, Ann Byrd, Louise Hays, Bob Ballard, Anne Wilson, Rozella Byrd. BWV 1- SG' f5lf lf 1 A 'i at V A 'Q in I Page 216