Kutztown University - Keystonia Yearbook (Kutztown, PA)

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MUSIC Music is perhaps the only subject of oil the humani- ties which is appreciated and loved by all peoples. It transcends bigotry, hatred and those negative emotions which have separated mankind for years. Because of the universal nature of this subject, it is proper that if should be part of every student's gen- eral education in college. Kutztcwn's program is ful- filling this need by offering the course in Introduc- tion to Music to all students. To those students who are interested in furthering their musical knowledge such courses as Harmony and History of Music ore offered as electives. Left to right: Mr. Thomot, Or. Cowolbcrry, Mr. Wenncr. Dr. Henry R. Coiselberry, Head of the Moiic Department. Coiielberry, Henry: B.S., Ed.M., Temple U.; D.Ed., PSU. Thomos. Roy: B.S. SC. Morn field; Ed.M, Temple U. Wenner, Gene: B.S., SC, Wett Chester; M Ed.. PSU. 27

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left to right: Dr. Dougherty. Mr. Knedler, Mr. White. MATHEMATICS Mathematics is an integral part of the general education of every college student. Students in the Elementary and Secondary curriculums are required to fake Fundamentals of Mathematics in their freshman year. Since the Mathematics department has added an additional member to its staff in the person of Dr. Dougherty, it is now possible for the department to offer new and more challenging courses. Modern Mathematics was offered for the first time this year. Another first this year was the Mathematics Conference held on the KSC campus in the fall. If was well received by teachers of mathematics in the area and will be continued in years to come. Dougherty, Joseph: 8.A., Lebanon Valley C.j MA.. U. of Penno; Ed.D.. NYU. Knedler, Paul: A B., Muhlenberg C.; M.A., U. of Pa. White, Jaion: 8.S., Bucknoll U.; M.S., U. of Mkhigon. 26

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M . Waller Risley, Head of the Heolth and Physicol Education Deportment. PHYSICAL EDUCATION A good teocher not only needs a sharp mind but also must pos- sess a physically sound body. This can only be accomplished by keeping oneself in shape through regular exercise. All KSC stu- dents are required to fake two semesters of physical education courses in which swimming and directed gymnasium activities constitute the program. Students in their free time have access to the college pool; closses in life . ring are conducted for both men and women twice weekly in the afternoon. left to right: Miss Mcllner, Mr. Risley. Mrs. Mothios. Mr Patton. Mathias, Ruth: B.S., Simmon» C; M.S.. Wellesley. Mellner, Edith: B.S.. Eost Stroudsburg SC; M.Ed., PSU. Patton, Joseph; AS. Colgste U; MEd.. Springfield C. Risley, Walter: B.S., Eost Stroudsburg SC; M.A., Columblo U.