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

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0 ENGLISH Here we struggle with parts of speech, spelling and punctuation in every theme, Written or oral. Here, too, we view Shakespeare in the English Litera- ture courseg compare Emerson and Carlyle, Whittier and Burns, discuss Poe, Longfellow, Bryant and Cooper until the pictures of these men on the wall seem to be our speaking acquaintances, introduced by Miss Serl. Drill in the fundamentals of correct usage of our language, in spelling, and in Writing, come regularly in courses with Miss Greene. Improvement is noticed in all lines and expected by this worthy and patient teacher. In this same department, which aims toward the refining and culture of English, we must include the classes in speech correction and dramatics by Miss Abney. Though a comparatively new addition to our college, now a non-separable and necessary part. Extremely proud is the student body to have in our English department such exceedingly capable and thoroughly human teachers as Miss Serl, Miss Greenee' nd Miss Abney. MISS SERL lVlISS GREENE MISS ABNEY fill

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. .. , A F , . 29 I- ,T , , -- . V - V - 4,,q..:.:54z.4s.:p..u-ha1-a--...,g..f.5q-o'-I-.- . - -- v - EDLJCATIQN 7 f 1 Primarily interested in the care and teaching of smaller children, we find Miss McKay, Miss Clouser and Dr. Kirkwood. Every girl in the lower primary department knows and loves Miss McKay. Her ability to smooth over the rough spots and bring out the good points, as well as her own warm and loving personality, makes Miss McKay one of our dearest friends in Teachers College. Knowing her methods and her materials, Miss Clouser makes a most effective and eflicient teacher and supervisor of the upper primary grades. She is also an accomplished writer, having published many books. Dr. Kirkwood, though she does conduct parent education groups, is primarily concerned with the pre-school child. She certainly is an authority on this sub- ject and is doing a commendable piece of work in Kansas City. 1 l ,sl Miss MCSAY DR. K1RKwooD Miss CLoUsER ji i 'ah 1 D 'K . lain' 'JK 5 E t sf 'QA We I 12 1 g-2-u , 'gg ' Q' f Y '.,S,.1 .5--sf. M-Qmmaizial ia-E- ' :m um 7: 1 U H ' 'A 'J 12-?3'iFi 7 7 T ' ' - '-ff m' '3 3 5 ' '-