La Sierra College - Meteor Yearbook (Arlington, CA)

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B' PREPARATORY SCHOOL TEACHERS Seafed-Fedalma Ragon, B.A.g Bonnie Po'r'rer, B.A.g Yvonne Sonneland, B.S.g Marilyn Parks, B.A., Joyce Digneo, B.A.g and Nellie Phillips, M.Bus.Ed. Slanding-William J. Napier, B.A.g Dale McMurray: Adolphus H. Parker, M.A.g Laurence E. Redmon, B.A.g Elmer J. Digneo, B.S., principal, and Floyd G. Wood, B.A. Noi' picfured-Grace Alvarez, M.A.g D. Cecil Barr, M.Ed.g and Mary Dona Bo'rl1e, B.S. DEMONSTRATION SCHOOL TEACHERS Firsl' row-Mary Woodward, B.A.g Alice Hesse, B.A.g Frances B. Craw, M.S. Second row-Le'H'ie Fimang Pauline B. Koorenny, B.A.g Grace Doyle. ,gr f 'QL frllff . f. Q. , -.X g ,. 'B' , 1- -3.2, , , ,nv-49 , A ' x ' 1 , N. ...I ! 1 T .u i 25 f J wi ' il , s ,X , X - T .Ex

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u 136 vi 71 .Ti ,tx N, Maybel Jensen, M.A. Doris H. Brown, M.A. George T. Simpson, M.A. education Those training to he teachers thrive in a literal heehive ol' stutlent-tlireetecl activities in the 1-fclucatimr department. Be- sides practice teaching in the elenientarv and preparatory cleniunstratiun sclmols they learn hetter to unclerstancl the clillerent age groups hy oh- serving theni in classes and supervising thein at play. Dealing with adolescent aher- rations and personality quirks is a part ol' their training. l'ncler supervision, students give aptitude, vocational, and intelligence tests, and then learn how tu interpret them. Because ul' the heavy clemancl for courses in eclucation and psvclmlugv. the clepartnient has enlargerl its stall this vear to inclucle Nlrs. Doris Brown. .XII efliuatiunal psvcliulogist, Nlrs. llrmvn teaches several erlucatiun courses. Having gracluatefl lrfnn NVNIC, she receivc-cl her NIaster's clegree 1 . , . . lrmn Nc-hraska I IIIYCTSIIY and has clone arlclitiunal gracluate ivrnlv at Clurnell. 24 DEMONSTRATION SCHOOL TEACHERS Firsf row-H. Eugene Bales, B.A., principal: Helen Swenson, B.S Second row-Nellie Oclell, M.A.g Mary W. Groome, M.A.

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Anyone who escaped oppor- tunity English and success- fully completed a year of Eng- lish Composition is beheld with ziwe by the freslnnnn who so recently ilziiled his way through 21 grueling English placement test. But with his progress during the year, the fr e s h in it n ' s apprehension Changes from fearful rever- ence to appreciative wonder as the scholarship in the helds of literature and composition unfolds. The intention of the Iinglish department is to pro- vide the student with infor- mation for Cultural enjoy- nient, proht through literary art, and efficiency in organ- izing ideas into well-formed written Composition. 26 Waller B. Crawford, M.A. Lillian BeaH'y, M.A. Thomas A. LiH'le, Ph.D. fax nw -'14-v 1 1' f L s ,, i T i, gr A 31 egg. ,L 1 va , .N 3. A . sf ' g ., lb ' .. , , .1 ,. . . J Lawrence E. Mobley, M.A. Helen F. LiHle, M.A.