Goshen College - Maple Leaf Yearbook (Goshen, IN)

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A4 Creativity in elementary school art. I 5. 'f' a ai 'Q X A, 4 NX 1 X ' 9 john Nyce-student teacher of mathematics at GHS. M... ..,, 1 Nb Q .5 Ss-'e 40' V LE NS Xxx- Vwfix Q., KNU' S 27

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p Curriculum Integration Planned Studying in curriculum library 2- if .-x' - . - ' Yvimwawx - Xgvkt-f ALR :M 'ya V rl. XX , , .XX 1 7 ' 1 . 1.1: .P Sabina Roupp reading a music education joumal. The faculty of teacher education division spent much time this year revising the curriculum. Dr. Mary Royer served as chairman of the revision com- mittee made up of all the instructors concerned pri- marily with professional education. The main con- cern of this committee was an attempt to make a semester of only professional courses for future teachers while practice teaching. This year, for the first time, a meeting was held with all the supervising teachers in the public schools. They and the faculty discussed the role of the super- vising teacher in the teacher education program. Plans are under way for laboratory classes to be held on campus. A kindergarten class is planned for the first year. Each year a new grade will be added. Miss Vera Good, a new member of the education faculty, will be in charge of these classes. Mr. Perry I. Miller acted as director of teacher edu- cation during this year while Dr. Karl Massanari was on leave. Mrs. Ogles from D. C. Heath Co. lecturing to el ed students. em 26

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KCI-5fNm -l, ....- 1 1 L -1,--4.1,-Lfgf lg 3 Nurses Receive Degrees in June For the first time in the history of the Goshen College School of Nursing, nurses graduated with their fellow seniors in June. The last class to gradu- ate in August was the class of 1958. The nursing faculty was able to delete the final summer only after fp -J careful curriculum study. The faculty is continuing I J to study ways in which the program can be made .,.,: ' ' A more compact. ' -A fe- I June made history in another way. Virgil Strahm 'Rfb' T..- H! 2 was the first male nurse to be graduated from the school. Three other men were also enrolled in the N 1 , .i nursing curriculum. -2:1- 5- Both Miss Olive Rich and Miss Anna Mae Charles F-N, g 'irf i fg' I r K returned to their teaching duties after attending 5 1 c ct.r . '1'Ik ' ,Z ' graduate school. Another instructor, Miss Mabel A' eeerl - - . C QR lv Brunk, left the second semester for a three-year term li with MCC in Korea. Again this year students traveled to Elkhart for CT? daily work. Juniors and seniors on affiliation Worked - flask with children in Chicago, with psychiatric patients at Westville and tuberculosis patients at Indianapolis. - X ' . ,- r ci Q Marian Smith and Carrie Brubaker taking EGH patientts g pulse and pressure. 3 Q A . i x - V X I 1 Q? J x . V, y A gl 0 ,Z I rf' ol . 'L Y 3 gf .. ..:- f f ,. +- 4 li 'C 1 v l il Q 'V A I t T' Sf . .f Q Q Q-3 .. 1 ' ' . 'Rf ' r M. , .,,,,, C' - V1 X Az x i, - E A i X, If ' iz' if . . X WN wif l :ls N '.-:, ,X :1: A , I l AQ Mary Knox studying in nurses' library. 28 x E 'Y