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

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s E E L C E O M N E D N A T R A Y R Y EDUCATION: Seated: Wilbur Emmert, Dr. Blanche McCluer, Ralph Beard (Director), Dr. Dorothy Snyder, James R. Murray. Standing: Earl S. Hoenstine, Dr. Dole Allen, Dr, Paul Risheberger, Dr. George Stouffer, Dr. Trevor Hadley, Dr. Stanley Lore, John J. Hays. ENGLISH: Seated: Craig G. Swauger, Mrs. Mary McGregor, Miss Mary Washington, Dr. Dorothy Lucker, Mrs. Fairy Clutter, William J. Biel. Standing: Dr. Edward F. Carr, Dr. Morrison Brown, James R. Green, Dr. Maurice Rider, Dr. William W. Setts. r f . H iki ii j3 jM ttgmSr — ELEMENTARY: Miss Joann Wolthour, Miss Lois Anderson, Miss Anna O ' Toole, Dr. P. D. LoM (Director). GEOGRAPHY: Dr. Otis Freeman, Dr. Alan Mewha (Di- rector), Thomas Gault, Dr. Norah Zink. ENGLISH: Seated: Dr. Abigail C. Boardman, Dr. Rhodes Stabley (Director), Mrs. Morgoret Beck Standing: Dr. Donald Hess, Dr. Woyne C. Hayward, Arthur F. Nicholson. 17

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M U S I C Seated: Miss Gladys Dunkleburger, Miss Catherine Carl, Dr. Clel T. Silvey (Directorl, Mrs. ArvillaT. Harrold, Standing: Charles A. Davis, Dr. Russel Nelson, Thomas Hughes, Walter Golo. The music education curriculum is concerned with three major obligations to the college students at Indiana. The department ofFers a four-year program which qualifies the graduating student to teach and supervise public school music. Secondly, it provides four profes- sionalized courses which are requirements for the ele- mentary division. Finally, the department series the whole college through its four choral and six instru- mental groups. The governing body of the music education students is the music council. Four elected officers and eight representatives, one of these representatives selected from each of the music classes, make up this organiza- tion. In addition to the regular formal concerts during the year by seven of the student music groups, other services are provided for general college needs: special music for Vespers, educational conferences, College Convocations, Swing Out, music shows for football games and parades for the community. Seated: Miss Elizabeth Mockey. Standing: C. David McNoughton, Daniel DiCicco, Miss Laura Remsburg, Lawrence Stitt, Jerome L. Landsman, Robert Burggraf. 16

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CLINICAL SERVICES: Dr. George Stouffer, Director of Psychological Clinic; Dr. Dorothy Snyder, Director of Reading Clinic, and Dr. Donald A. Hess, Director of Speech Clinic. LIBRARIANS: Miss Lucille Littlefield, William Lafronci, Miss Margaret E. Gabel, Miss Elizabeth Parnell. It ' s elementary — or is it? Satisfying the inquisitive minds of children enrolled in kindergarten, primary, and intermediate grades is one aim of the elementary school teacher. There is no specialization in elementary as there is in the other de- partments on campus. The teacher must be able to guide the physical, mental, and social development of children and furnish them with new learning experiences that are chal- lenging OS well as meaningful. Through class observations in their sophomore year, and practice teaching in their junior and senior years, the future teachers in this field are intro- duced to the problems that will face them upon graduation. At Indiana the student is taught through classroom experi- ences the use of elementary school materials and procedures. LANGUAGES: Dr. Edward Bieghler (Direr tor); Miss Andree Collard. MATH: James E. McKinley, Dr. I. L. Stright, Dr. Joy Mahachek (Director). HEALTH AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION: Sealed: Miss Ruth Podbielski, Miss Malinda Hamblen, Mrs. Delores Merritt. Standing: Lewis H. Shaffer, Regis A. McKnight, George P. Miller (Director), Samuel G. Smith, Owen J. Dougherty. 18