Keokuk Community College - Scarlet Yearbook (Keokuk, IA)

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GIRLS TRIO: Left to Right - Janet Wheeler, Janet Richardson, Judy Mahannah. Accompanist Frances Bloom on 'extreme right. ' GIRLS' SEXTET: Left to Rightg Janet Wheeler, Judy Pez- ley, Sharon Baughman, Mary Jo Miller, Carolyn Kuntz, Marlys Hanson. OCTET: BACK ROW - Left to Right: Robert Williams, Lorenzo Kelley, Jim Schneider, Monte Simon. FRONT ROW: Judy Schaaf, Muriel Kennedy, Judy Mahannah, Janet Richardson. QL we X . .dr .AVN BOYS QUARTET: Left to Rightg Robert Williams, Jim Schneider, Herb Sohl and Roger Chatfield. si E sm it KCC VOCAL GROUPS 3 The vocal groups this year consisted ofthe Girls' Trio tor Three J'sJ, Boys' Quartet, Girls' Sextet and mixed Octet. The groups, under the direction of Miss Heironyrnus, have sung for several off- campus organizations as well as many college activities. The Girls' Trio has sung together since the three were stu- dents in Keokuk Senior High School. The other groups were formed this fall after extensive try-outs. L -.al

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5-1gf1,.fE- 1125- ,lvl '1.:1i:i1y..z1,1 '.: ii.. ,im5 TEACHER I TRAINING A D GROWTH As a member of the Iowa State Education As- sociation and the National Education Association, each member of the Student I.S.E.A. establishes a professional citizenship which he will continue as long as he is a student teacher. Mr. Harvey Martin tbeing installed as S.I.S.E.A. sponsor, leftl heads the KCC education department and acts as college elementary educa- tion specialist. College students majoring in elementary edu- cation perform their duties as student teachers. Student teaching is done in the Keokuk Public Schools with the help of qualified, experienced sponsor teachers, plus assistance from the super- visory staff of the Keokuk Public School System. Students enroll for Directed Observation and Student Teaching during their fourth semester in attendance. The work includes actual observation and practice teaching at a particular grade level. Keokuk's seven elementary schools provide an ideal laboratory in which potential teachers can learn to teach by actually teaching. Valuable sponsor teacher-student teacher conferences aid the student teacher in training and professional growth. Below, Left, student teacher, Barbara Peterson, confers with her sponsor teacher, Miss Alice Beckman. Below, Right, student teacher, Janet Richardson, conducts a first-grade class at Washington- Central School. 111 ?NQE5x5a I

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COLLEGE CHORUS ADOS MUSICAL NOTE TO EI E RTS FESTIVAL AND OTHER CAMPUS PRODUCTIO ii fi M t i K FRONT ROW: K. Lang, C. Kuntz, L. Burghoffer, E. Porter, J. Pezley, G. Smith, S. Baughman, M. Miller, J. Schaaf, J. Shupe, Gretchen Hieronymus-director. MIDDLE ROW: J. Calhoun, J. Burke, M. Megchelsen, C. Bradley, J. Mahannah, B. Fogle, J. Richardson, R. Meierotto, J. Wheeler, F. Bloom, M. Hanson, S. Best. BACK ROW: R. Williams, R. Chatsfield, R. Kelley, T. Reid, J. Schneider, M. Simon, I-I.Soh1, M. Tweedy, L. Conner, M. Hopkins. Under the direction of Miss Gretchen I-Ieironymus the College Chorus brought vocal enter- tainment to many campus events. The first presentation of the year was the Christmas Con- cert. This was followed by participation in the annual city school wide Fine Arts Festival. Later in the spring the Chorus presented the annual spring concert. In October four members ofthe Chorus, Janet Wheeler, Kay Lang, Jim Schneider and Herb Sohl, joined representative members of other Iowa junior college choral groups to present a concert in Des Moines. Each spring the choral group of each junior college in Iowa joins together for a vocal clinic and massed concert. This year's clinic and concert was held in Boone.