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

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, .-- 1-,em l, 4- L PETE-1',liViNl,3 X. -X ,M . .C X L Txipr-...re 5' - ix ,gnu X .,-v 1 S K lg, N-.rFT'Tf:e..5'N:g.'.'v ri Qykfrikj 4 -7 '7f rf . :Q - f tif, X L T Xb ff U Nliss Lambader is a graduate of Central High School and we are proud to say also of Teachers College. She has attended the Universities of Kansas and Missouri. Some of her work has been done at Teachers College, Columbia University. Before Nliss Lambader came to Teachers College five years ago, she had taught at Jefferson. Mt. Vkfashington. lrving and VVoodland Schools. No doubt many of us are familiar with the valuable Spelling Manual which was just issued last year. Miss Lambader was Chairman of the Curriculum committee on Spelling, and a great deal of credit is due her for such a helpful book. BERTHE J. PEDERSON Field Supervisor MAY' B. LAZNIBADER Field Supervisor Miss Pederson's alma mater is Westport High School. Her Hrst teaching was done in the Allen School. then she taught in the XVoodland School as a demonstration teacher. When interviewed Miss Pederson said the most interesting experience of her life was her year of Assistant Teaching in the Primary Department of the Horace Mann School, which is the Columbia University Demonstration School. Miss Pederson has attended Central Missouri State Teachers College: University of Chicago: and Teachers College, Columbia University. + DO YOU KNOW- 1. That Miss Clouser is going abroad this summer? 2. That T. C. has nine men enrolled? 3. That Miss' Serl's name appears in Who's Who ? 4. That our first homecoming for alumnae was held this year? 5. That 426 graduates of T. C. are teaching in Kansas City? 1 f arg ' X se- - mfs. J Cyl- To-f 1 .x 'J .N . -. . l12l

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The practice teaching girls are , -- TTTTTTT g of . y ic vvieefaeg- ag - 4' e-' xox ' ,Q-ff'-r ff ' X if i til A p '4 .W V , fjzx.- 6 ., gr . '--......T' a.1 ' -X iX :.:'Z My Critic Teachers Rendering Great Service Top row-Ncwkirk. Rogan. Old, Kelley. Corbin. Carey, Hook, Purcell, Duval. Peery. Third row-Crans. Nlclntosh, Neely. Eiler, Reid, Carmichael. Rader. Second row-Morris, Garrett, Honan, Blackburn, Storms, Broyles, Leonard, Robinson. Bottom row-Dahl. Thomson, Bumbarger. Hornbrook, McDowell, O'l-learn, Griffin. There were thirty-eight critic teachers during the year 1929. These teachers are very carefully selected, and after recommendation from the college are appointed by the Board There are no centers for special work except a few for special music work. Of EdUC3fi0I1- with some of the very best teachers Some of our own graduates are in the city and are getting valuable now acting as critic teachers. All of . the teachers have had broad experi- ence and have done some work at Chicago, and Columbia University. New York. help and suggestions. About every two weeks there is a meeting of the critic teachers. At that time all problems which arise are discussed. -,. .LPM , . ,,. 'Y - .nf 1. - - , sr f me -.. -. X , W--- X..- , Of Ur --to f-x-,,, 'XC j-Q-ff ' Qi.-. .. --:- 'W 3 ti- 'N- . H f-XV, N--.W.XN3xSfN3 I9 2 9 T . llll

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,,,.-f-1-zr'-:-QXYY g: , f.1UAls ff gf 1,3 Y I .. 'fx Ig I, f '4'-Cixi 'SN 6,.1eQ.,gv:,'1f,,,-f 4' ,AAY 71,1 f XXNGQB Miss Glenn is a graduate of the Kindergarten Normal School. in Galesburg, Illinois. She has also been a student at Northwestern University, and the Fine Arts School of Minneapolis. In Monmouth, Illinois, and Galesburg. Illinois, Miss Glenn was Director of Art in the public schools. Miss Glenn not only teaches in T. C., but she also is an instructor of art in the XVoodland School. IDA NI. GLENN Art Miss Newitt was graduated from the Kansas City, Kansas. Normal School and taught in Kansas City, Kansas. She has her Ph.B. from the University of Chicago. Miss Newitt' has 'been an instructor in the Des Moines Junior and Senior High Schools. At Chicago Art Institute she was especially interested in design and ligure study.. Miss Newitt is now studying at the Kansas City Art Institute. MABEL NEWITT Art Miss Nlullen taught at T. C. since 1924 and entered the field of matrimony in the year of 1929. Miss Mullen was teaching here until the middle of the year. At the University of Kansas. she received her A.B. At the same University she taught in 1919. Previous to her coming to T. C. she was an instructor in Tulsa. Oklahoma. Burlington High School and in a Leavenworth High School. Miss Mullen was a student at Teachers College. Columbia University and University of Colorado. While at T. C. Miss Mullen was Student Council adviser. Scout Staff adviser and she was one of our enthusiastic. peppy teachers. We miss her a great deal. but hope she is enjoying being Mrs. Eugene N. Vlfood of Tulsa, Oklahoma. I l BLANCHE V. MULLEN t L 1 1 . Xl -. . X., X ' 12129 usa