Kent State University - Chestnut Burr Yearbook (Kent, OH)

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IAVAI Iii 1475-I5-4 15,5 ..-v--N-5,N, --N.,-Q..i The stern, straitlaced schoolmaster of yesterday disappeared from sight along with his high, stiff collar and drooping tie. In his place has come a master who might easily fall in the regular guy category. Far removed from the 'early idea of what a schoolmaster should be, the men of the faculty at the University are regular on the baseball field or at a formal dance. To them, We owe thanks for their insight of complex student problems and for the aid they so often offer to modern, straying minds. MAS TEES

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g. 'N-s has With the purpose of giving practical experi- ence in teaching to University students, the Training school also offers education to many children in Kent and surrounding communities. Equipped like a regular school, the building con- tains classrooms, an auditorium, a gymnasium, laboratories and offices. Grades run from kindergarten to the 12th grade inclusive. Here many student teachers obtain the guidance and experience that starts them on successful careers. Training School

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The stereotyped schoolmarm has no place in the description of faculty women at Kent State university. Always willing to listen to student problems and cooperate with them in facing a fast-changing world, the Women professors do more than their share in participating in campus life. In the classroom or at a tea, they stand as examples of what schoolmarms can be. To them go gardenia corsages for the understanding that makes our college days so extra-special. AND xA,Af Jiik .4-.- ,.,,..,N4-Q1-S. xiii-9 M5