Goshen College - Maple Leaf Yearbook (Goshen, IN)

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A Dr. Frank Bishop joined the nat- ural science faculty to direct a con- tinuing study of the needs of agri- cultural instruction at Goshen Col- lege. Dr, Bishop will also teach many of the new courses being of- fered in the Held of agriculture. The home economics faculty hap- uw pily completed plans for transfer of its activities to the new Arts Build- ing. The move gave the department long needed room and equipment which could not be supplied in the over-crowded Science Hall. WINTER physical education class periods are partially de- voted to minor indoor sports. Geneva Steiner and Gertrude Frey practice fundamentals as Ruth Gamber watches. ...are critically examined. Assistant Professor in Physical Education ROMAN GINGERICH, M,A, Associate Professor of Physical Education EDITH HERR, M.A. Director of Women's Athletics 81 Recreation HAROLD YODER, B,A, Assistant Professor of Physical Education lnstructar in Physical Education K Q-no if 1.9 Qs. .- -ilixri 19 -in

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, . FM SAMUEL W. WITMER, PI'l,D. OLIVE WYSE, Ed.D. Professor of Biology Professor of Home Economics C. FRANKLIN BISHOP, Pl1.D. EDNA SHANTZ, M-A. Director of Agricultural Education Study A55l5fC1Nl Pf0f2S50f of Home ECOr10rr1iCS Professor of Agriculture ALTA E. SCHROCK, Ph.D. Professor of Biology ...and natural phenomena... COMPARATIVE ANATOMY students pore over internal anatomy of the cot during weekly two hour lab period. Other vertebrates are included in the semester's study. IS

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MARY ROYER, Pl-1.D, MARY K. NAFZlGER, M.A. Professor of Edugqyion Assistant Professor of Education KARL MASSANARI, Ed.D. PERRY J. MILLER, M.S. in Education Division Chairman-Teacher Education Assisfvnf Pf0f9550l' Of EClUCUll0n ome learn to teach.. PANEL discussions presented before the class are ci part of the Educational Psychology course required of all prospec- tive teachers. 20 O Hours spent in the nursing arts laboratory, pre-dawn bus rides, tedi- ous outlining of care plans, floor duty at Elkhart General-all these are part of the student nurse's educa- tion. 1956-1957 witnessed several developments in the School of Nurs- ing. After a year's leave to pursue further study, Orpah Mosemann re- turned in time to help supervise the equipping of the nursing floor in the Arts Building. A new bus for the daily hospital trips was another addi- tion to the School's equipment.