Montclair State College - La Campana Yearbook (Upper Montclair, NJ)

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Business Now offers a complete curriculum in busi- ness . . . You ' re not a particularly serious group. . . . This is duck soup. . . . How many see that? . . . aims for pro- fessional attitudes . . . It ' s the reflection of my ties! . . . You ' re missing some observations! . . . Hellooo — . . . Take a minute on that, folks. . . . W.A. 2, base of operations . . . Is this big busi- ness? M. Herbert Freeman, Ph.D., Dept. Head: Paul E. Froehlich. Ed.D.; Horace J. Sheppard, A.M.; Mildred D Shore, A.M.; Elizabeth T. Van Derveer, Ed.D.; Richard W. Willmg, Ed.D. Willing, Van Derveer, Freeman, Shore, Sheppard. Physic a Education One pomt of credit for our service pro- gram . . . Keep your bc.id down, we ' l watch where the ball goes. . . Onondaga, Syracuse . . . Yes, girls, we ' re going outside today. ... 10 p.m. dorm checks during football season . . . Favetteville is a very quiet town, usually . . . Where ' s my stopwatch? . . . square dancing for girls on rainy days. Henry Schmidt, A.M., Dcf l. Head; Al- den C. Coder, Ed.D.; Jerome G. De Rosa. A.M.; William P. Dioguardi, M.S. in Ed.; Dorothy W Vc, A.M.; Pauline Foster, F.A.M.; Phyllis J. Warren, B.S. First Row: Foster, Duke, Warren, Dioguardi. Second Row: Dr Rosa, Schmidt, Coder. Pilijc- TiftcoM

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Mathematics Slide rules, staristics, square roots and Scum . . . It ' s true until you apply it. . . . Mathematics is a creature of the imagination. ... I have a suspicion. . . . mathematics newspaper . . . Have you seen the pictures of my little girl? . . . Now, back at Illinois ... ... new floor in room 3 . . . The penalty for be- ing slow is time. David R. Davis, Ph.D., Dept. Head; Paul C. Clifford, A.M.; T. Roland Humphreys, A.M.; Bruce E. Meserve, Ph.D.; John A. Schumaker, A.M.; Rob- ert F. Steinhart, A.M. First Row: Davis. Second Row: Meserve, Clifford, Humphreys, Steinhart. Science Physical Chemistry is where you sepa- rate the men from the boys. . . . two sets of clothes for the Pine Barrens . . . This will be a short test — 127 ques- tions. . . . It can be done other ways. . . . coffee break amid dissected cats . . . Marshal your resources. . . . When I was in the Science Club, . . . good old T.C. Rufus D. Reed, Ph.D., Dept. Head; Hugh Allen, Jr., M.S. in Ed.; Irwin H. Gawley, Jr., A.M.; Charles E. Hadley, Ph.D.; Marie S. Kuhnen, A.M.; Robert McLachlan, Ph.D.; George F. Placek, A.M.; Ethel Jane Ramsden, A.M.; Ken- neth O. Smith, Ph.D. First Row: McLachlan, Ramsden, Reed, Kuhnen, Allen. Second Row: Smith, Gawley, Hadley, Placek. Page 7ourteen

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Fox, Herberman, Kauffman and Ballare Integration Teaching is a profession . . . Ask Dr. Scott Smith. . . . the child, the whole child, and nothing but the whole child . . . Opportunities for self-evaluation . . . that log for Junior Week . . . group activity . . . variety of unit and lesson plans . . . Tremendous! . . . eight weeks with audio-visual aids . . . When I was a math teacher at Roxbury. W. Scott Smith, Ph.D., Dept. Head; Keith W. Atkinson, Ph.D.; Benton P. Cummings, B.S.; Earl C. Davis, Ph.D.; Otis C. Ingebritsen, Ph.D.; Dorothy Bryan Koons, M.S.; Orpha Maust Lough Lutz, Ph.D.; Allan Morehead, A.M.; William R. Phipps, Ed.D.; Jerome Seid- man, Ph.D. Speech My ear didn ' t quite get that. . . . dy- namic bulletin board . . . I ' ll buy that. . . . Walter Reed or bust . . . Who messed up my desk? . . . most lived in office . . . Miss Kauffman sends her sym- pathies. . . . self -sharpening eye-brow pencil . . . Fine . . . Fine! . . . filing cabinets: attic, basement. Speech Office, and Room 3 . . . Where ' s the time clock? . . . mimeos aplenty. L. Howard Fox, A.M., Dept. Head; Wil- liam R. Ballare, A.M.; Myra A. Herber- man, A.M.; Ellen Kauffman, A.M. Seidman, Lutz, Phipps, Koons, Atkinson, Smith, Morehead, Davis, Ingebritsen, Ambry, Cummings. Page Sixteen