Indiana University of Pennsylvania - Oak Yearbook / INSTANO Yearbook (Indiana, PA)

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SECONDARY ENGLISH AND SPEECH: Mrs. Margaret Beck, Dr. Abigail Boardmon, Miss Margaret Stewart, Mrs. Morion Kipp; Standing: Arthur Nicholson, Dr. Maurice Rider, Dr. Rhodes Stobley (Director), James Green, Dr. Galen Besco, Dr. Edward Carr. HEALTH AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION: Regis McKnight, Miss Malindo Homblen, George P. Miller (Director), Lewis Shaffer, Samuel Smith, Miss Lena Ellenberger. Students in the secondary department dis- play a variety of interest, but this they have in common: they all will be teaching high school subjects. Even though there are such differences among the six departments of secondary education, their club is a useful means for the exchange of ideas. Teaching, after all, is much the same, whether it be the teaching of English or mathematics. In addition to professional and business meet- ings, the club gives all members a chance to meet socially at the parties and outings held during the year. Officers are Patricia Sweitzer, President; Nancy Tebay, Secre- tary; Rebecca Hill, Treasurer. The adviser is Dr. Joy Mahachek. SOCIAL STUDIES: W, M. Whilmyre (Director), Miss Florence Wallace, Dr. Rolph Cordier; Standing: Dr. John Sahli, Dr. Raymond Lee, C. M. Johnson, Dr. Albert Wahl. Such concentration! 18

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ELEMENTARY SECONDARY • LANGUAGES: Dr. Edward Bieghle LIBRARIANS: Miss Lucille Littlefleld, William Lafranchi, Miss Florence Ridenour. GEOGRAPHY: Earl Hoenstine, Lawrence Davis (Director), Dr. Norah Zink.

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ELEMENTARY EDUCATION: Dr. Blanche McCluer, Dr. Irene Russell, Miss Anna O ' Toole; Standing: Wilbert Emmert, Dr. Ralph Beard (Director), Dr. S. Trevor Hadley, Dr. Paul Risheberger, Dr. Stonley Lore. The elementary student might be referred to as a jack-of-all- trades and — here ' s the catch — master of them all! Music, art, and science, along with the usual reading, ' riting, and ' rith- metic, all are included in his curriculum. During his four years at Indiana, the student learns the methods and materials used in teaching young children; then doing his student teach- ing, he puts this knowledge to practical use. Beginning in the fall of 1953, elementary students began doing nine weeks of student teaching in their junior year and then nine more in their senior year. One of the major contributions of the elementary department to the campus is the work its members do in compiling and selling student directories. Social activities in the department include an outing to greet the freshmen and a gay red and green party. at Christmas. Officers are Suzanne McClements, President; Lois Ward, Vice-President; Ruth Cal- houn. Secretary; Patricia Fitzmaurice, Treasurer. The adviser is Dr. Irene Russell. SCIENCE: Dr. Donald Hoffmasler, Paul Woddell, David Isenberg, Adrian Ruland, Merrill lams, Daniel Reiber, Dr. Dwight Sollberger (Director), Dr. Willis Bell. MATHEMATICS: Dr. Isaac Stright, Dr. Joy Mahachek (Director), Leroy Schnell. iiiuiri $1, 19 This group of Elementary students really seems to enjoy Science.