Kutztown University - Keystonia Yearbook (Kutztown, PA)

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 Of. C. Wilber Mothio». Heod of the Psychology Department PSYCHOLOGY Today, psychology hos assumed a place of importance in the training of the modern teacher. It is imperative that today's teacher has knowledge of the behavioral sciences so that he will be able to recognize the problems of the student. At Kutztown every student is exposed to two or three psychology courses in which the problems confronting the teacher in various situations are discussed. If the prospective teachers' interests lead him on to further studies, electives are offered to fulfill this need. left to right! Dr. Skeoth. Dr. Jock . Dr. Moth lo». Jack». Robert B $., Lebanon Volley C; MS, D.Ed.. PSU. Mothia», C. Wilber; B.S., Adrion C; M.A.. U. of Pittsburgh; Ed.D.. Indiono U. Skeath, Daniel: B $ ., D.Ed., PSU.

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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.

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SCIENCE Today's science teacher is now burdened with the tremendous task of instructing the youth of America in the newest technical advances. For this challenge, the instructor must be adequately prepared. This year, the Department of Public Instruction has au- thorized a new course in Earth and Space Science in the high schools. The state col- leges have consequently filled the need for the teacher demand by initiating a cor- responding major in the science field. The addition of the new science building in 1962 will mean even more expansion in the science program at Kutztown. Lett to Right! Or. Green, Mr. SKorp, M Lowfer, Dr. Koiter, Mr. S hlenker, Mr. Homme, Mr. Evans. Evan», David: B.S., Bloomtbvrg SC; M.S., Ph.D.. Lehigh U. Green, William: B.S.. Moravian; M.S., Ph.D., Lehigh U. Homme, Roy: B.S., Gettysburg.- M.A., Bocknell U. •Colter, Ruttell: A.B., M.S, Ph.D, Syrocutc U. Lowfer, Norman: B.S., Kutitown SC. Lehigh U. S hlenker, Herbert: B.S., Albright; M.A.. Lehigh U. Sharp, Amot: B.S., Juniata C.; M.S.. U. of Mi higon.