James Madison University - Bluestone Schoolmaam Yearbook (Harrisonburg, VA)

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DIVISION OF TEA CHER ED UCA TION Since Madison stresses teacher education, this division which includes the departments of educa- tion and psychology, lends an important contribu- tion to the college. In the hands of these profes- sors rests the responsibility of training the best teachers possible. EDUCATION DEPARTMENT Emily Bushong Ruth Cooper Mildred Dickerson Jacquelin Driver Clarence Hamrick Janet Hopkins Pauline Jones Phyllis Meek Mary Murphy Raymond J. Poindexter Angela Reeke Joseph Toms, Jr. Lewis Turner Evelyn Watkins Elsie Wigley Mae Kelly Willis Knight Columbia Winn 24 NOT PICTURED: Zula Herring Mildred Hoyt Lydia Meeks Katherine Sieg E. L. Tolbert Rosalind Trent

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DIVISION OF SOCIAL SCIENCES At Madison College students have the opportunity to develop voca- tional skills as well as the supplementary subject matter relating this skill to the social and cultural environment. The social scientist, whether he is an economist, geographer, historian, political scientist, or sociologist, contributes to the understanding of human behavior by his unique focus. In home economics instrumental skills have little meaning unless seen in the large complex of interpersonal relations. Likewise, business education skills become meaningful when viewed as one aspect of office or factory life. The librarian must be trained in skills essential to professional competence, as they work with col- leagues whose joint responsibility is to serve the needs of a particular school or community. Elmer L. Smith Director Head of History and Social Science Department BUSINESS Z. S. Dickerson, head Sara E. Anderson Mona Lyon Coffman Grace E. Herr Ruth S. Rucker London A. Sanders William O. Walsh HOME ECONOMICS Dorothy Rowe, head Jean E. Copper Anne H. Driver Carolyn C. Driver Jeannette Lockard Martha D. Sieg LIBRARY SCIENCE Forrest Palmer, head Hazel Griffin Feme R. Hoover HISTORY AND SOCIAL SCIENCE Arvella P. Blair Paul C. Cline Raymond C. Dingledine Mary A Jackson L. Owens Rea Anthony Sas Glenn Curtis Smith Howard Wilhelm John E. Wood NOT PICTURED Robert Bosserman Earlene Smith Zula Herring 23

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SEATED: Mrs. Payne, Mrs. Etjinger, Mrs. Lincoln, Miss Bailes. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Whalen, Mrs. Reilly, Mrs. Dingledine, Mrs. Gardiner, Mrs. Copp. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Callison, Mrs. Keifer, Mrs. Wilkins, Mrs. Sledd, Mrs. Murphy, Miss Martin, Mrs. Bird, Mrs. Livick, Miss McNeill, Mrs. Bougher. DORMITORY HOSTESSES Woman ' s work is never done. This is certainly true for the housemothers who are responsible for the care of the dormatories and the girls who live in them. Yet, they are ever ready to help a girl in any way possible. The girls at Madison owe a great deal to these women. SOCIAL DIRECTORS Late permissions, teas, and other social functions are the responsibilities of the Social Directors. These women help freshmen sign out for dates and serve as advisors to the Social Committee on Campus. SEATED: Mrs. Lincoln STANDING: Mrs. Yancey 25