Indiana State University - Sycamore Yearbook (Terre Haute, IN)

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A place of experiments and experi- ences, the Laboratory School affords students of Indiana State an oppor- tunity to put into practice the knowl- edge gained in earlier undergraduate courses. Lesson plans, ohservations, noon duty, conferences, and actual teaching all enter into one ternfs student teaching chore, he it elemen- tary or secondary. Student teaching is the professional internship for to- ll1OI'l'OWqS teachers. ATE IS A TEACHERS COLLEGE ' fr M., .- ,, 1 gf ,a Muna.:-1 SENIOR ARDELL RIVERS internes in the third grade. DEWEX' COURLEY explains a painting in fl secondary grade. 7

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1 1' 3 'T xx l i K, kY,.,, -,,-.,.,-Vive,-, . ,,.. i l lilll I LN' l lr 4 il . , f wc, Radio, Debate. Drama, Foreign Language, English, Mathematics-all these the Language-Nlathematics Build- ing houses behind a facade of stainless-steel doors and glassed staircase. Available for student use are modern radio studios, a superior theatre set-up, a roomy forensics hall, up-to-date classrooms, and a spacious reading lounge. First occupied in l950, the huilding is made-up primarily of classrooms and faculty offices on each of the three floors. In the basement, the entire floor space has been devoted to workshops for the theatre division. The forensics hall is on the first floor and the radio studios are located on the second floor. DR VESPER MOORE explains mtrzcaczes of differential calculus. MARY LOIS RICHWINE and Malcolm Huff catch a breather between classes. DR. HARRY V. WANN accompanies ll Spanish class in a fall: song.