Kansas City Teachers College - Ye Pedagogue Yearbook (Kansas City, MO)

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,.,-fx, W--f X V Mfkjf -Pk: 111.5 ls -Qqfis J' .7-1 - .Q '1. 'i i if---ix? ' n A Y S- ' fs. s ,dfnxti Q' Big ,gf ' -1:.:: 2 'Ye 'Pedagogue Staff Elected by Student Body l , . T. B. HUMAN Education Q EDITORS ELIZABETH PINKARD MIRIAM W.-use . . HEI.EN M1u.nR . LIURIEIL Ossonm-3 . Lots MCKEMY . ' I-Ir-:LEN RESCH . . Bl-:Rum BLUMBERG VERA MERICLE . . MILDRED Mlassmone PAULINE KILE . . DOROTHY Bnownv . RUTH MARKS . . IRENE KLEBAN . MARGUERI11: DAVIS EDITH Coox . . . The staff for the Teachers College Annual, Ye Peda- gogue, is selected by the Student Body. Nominations are sent to the Student Council by each division from its members for every position on the staff. The Coun- cil eliminates all but two or in some cases three nomi- nees and the list is then presented to the Student Body for approval. They vote and the one receiving the majority of the votes is the editor for the particular position being voted upon. The purpose of this book is to furnish the students with a complete record of the year's events which will serve as a treasure chest of happy memories for the years to come. Above all, the purpose of Ye Pedagogue is to foster a genuine Teachers College Spirit. Fulfilling this aim, the sympathetic and valuable advice of the faculty advisors, Miss Ward, Miss Glenn and Mr. Homan, has been invaluable. POSITION . . . Editor-in-Chief . . . Junior Editor . . Sophomore Editor . Freshman Editor . . . . . Activities Editor . . . . . Business Manager . . . Assistant Business Manager . . . . . . Feature Editor . Assistant Feature Editor . . . . . . Art Editor . Assistant Art Editor . . Alumnae Editor . . Athletic Editor . . . . . . . . . . . Music Editor . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Exchange Editor 'A HQQQ5 I f lx id 1 I 22 I

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xx, V fPederso'n Superfuises Lower Grade Geaching Work In order to insure the beginning teacher a greater degree of success in a shorter period of time, without the usual attend- ant discouragement, a program of super- vision is carried out by Teachers College. Graduates who are appointed to position in Kansas City Schools are placed on probationary service for the following year. During this first year of teaching. the probationary teacher is under special supervision from the College. Two members of the faculty. known as Field Supervisors, devote their entire time to C this follow-up work. Miss Bei-the Pecler- Bain-HE Panmgsox son is the Field Supervisor for kinder- FEM S fWw'w'i garten and primary work. Among the interesting projects which she has supervised this year was a fur-trading station carried out by the children of the H. C. Kumpf School. i l?-ll

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C' ollege Faculty Supervises Students in fP'ractice 'Geaching Students in Teachers College receive practical training through observation. participation and actual teaching in a classroom. This teaching is under the supervision of the Student Teaching Committee composed of the methods teachers with the President G. NY. Diemer as chairman, The students receive supervision from the Critic Teachers and from the other members of the Teachers College faculty. The work of the Critic Teacher is carried on through daily conferences and through C demonstrations. The supervision of the EduCm.i0nV regular faculty is ettected through visits followed by individual conferences, and through group conferences. MARGARET TYICCAUL Miss Margaret E. McCaul, a member of the Student Teaching Committee, gives direct supervision to the observation, participation and practice teaching in the intermediate and upper grades. E231