Goshen College - Maple Leaf Yearbook (Goshen, IN)

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Division Five SILAS HERTZLER, BD., Ph.D., Chairman of the Division of Teacher Education and Pro- fessor of Education and Psychology. J MARY N. ROYER, PhD., Professor of Edu- E cation. MARY K. NAFZIGER, M.A., Instructor in Education. PARKSIDE GROCERY . . Your neiglzborlzood grocer . . GOSHEN

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SANFORD C. YODER, S.T.D., DD., lfar leftl President Emeritus and Professor Emeritus of Bible. PAUL MINNIGER, BD., M.R.E., Ph.D. lleftl, Professor of Practical Theology and Religious Counselor. IOHN C. WENGER, MA., Th.D,, Professor of Theology and Philosophy. for '52 Worl it deals with the Mennonite concept of non- conformity. GC's philosophy courses were handled during 1951-52 by J. Lawrence Burkholder. A new addition to the department was Norman Kraus, who taught Several courses in Bible and in Greek. cl Conference I. P. OYER STUDBES for a Greek test at li- brary table aided by vocabulary cards, noted equipment of Goshen Greek scholars lleftl. PAUL SWARR gives practice sermon for homiletics class, while Clayton Swartzeh- truber tape-records it to aid later discussion. TOBE li. SCHMUCKER . . Insilmnfe ,wlgenry . . 102115 S. .llufn Sf, . . GOSHEN

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Stresses Professional Work SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY students take tea with their classes, sipping while Paul Stoll lectures, and replenishing the supply at will. STUDENT TEACHER Marjorie Schertz ob- serves a group of children at play in her kin- dergarten class at Rice School in Elkhart, A prerequisite to good teaching is good psychology. The Education and Psychology departments endeavor to lit the student with educational and psychological tech- niques Which will serve him later in his pro- fessional Work. Due to Dean Kreider's departure second semester and Dr. Karl Massanari's result- ant absence from the Education Depart- ment, Dr. Silas Hertzler assumed responsi- bility of the secondary-education program in addition to his regular work. Serving as curriculum consultant to the Mennonite Publishing House, Dr. Mary Royer helped in the preparation of a series of nursery Bible lesson booklets for home and Sunday school. A new instructor in the Psychology De- partment Was Paul Stoll, who also worked in the college's department of public rela- tions. This year started the placement of stu- dent teachers in schools outside of the Goshen and Elkhart systems. Students were given assignments in Wakarusa, Dun- lap and New Paris. BETH CENTZ EXAMINES student records in tiles of Goshen l-ligh School guidance office. Beth is a GHS practice teacher. . ELLSlVORTH'S MOTEL . . Right clown town . . ph. 517, 225 . . N. Main . . GOSHEN