Mars Hill College - Laurel Yearbook (Mars Hill, NC)

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J, f ' .AF ' :vw A n nr-lucawssa Education In Its Fifth Year, Nine-Month Internship Still Successful The Education Departments aim is to pre- pare students for public school teaching. The full-year Internship Program has become an in- tegral part ofthe college's program to prepare Early Childhood and Intermediate Teachers. The internship is a program in which prospec- tive elementary teachers combine a full year's experience in the public schools with course work required by the college. During their senior year, 109 prospective sec- ondary teachers participate inthe 'Block.'Af'ter the students complete the college courses on campus, they move to their assigned school for 10 weeks. - Vernon Chapman UPPER: Dr. Vernon Chapman. LOWER L: Mable Moser, As- sistant Professor. LOWER R: Worth Booth, Assistant Profes- sor. . if-' . I YJ f- C f' if x X ,, .1 .I 4 I --.' a .alfa u::AQsz-:4azsr.x21:34a2Q1.?5di45'.E4f65fti5FRi3iZS' -'-' J-L.--1 J 'fy' -B I 'iii .1 X 'T tg .fx f K v xwvwxs ,lx I, 10 i 'WU lbl n jk i t 1 X ' l I f i S NE I X K 'sa .w 'N .bl I H- V WWW .M Li:a 113.1115hfftli-'?:?5lL'-.'5.1.- x B it