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

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Geograph} Working toward having a major course . . . geological tours of the campus . . . Where ' s Wizard Island? ... a boyish grin . . . In and around here ... ... monadnocks, alluvial fans, and glaciation . . . MSTC ' s fire warden. Harley P. Milstead, Ph.D., Dept. Head; Bertrand P. Boucher, A.M. Milstead, Boucher. Aud io- ' isual Aids Always ready and willing to help . . . Saint Mibakis . . . I ' ll show you how to run the projector. . . . new office in the basement . . . The Wheat Farmer . . . twenty-six audio-visual aids. Emma Fantone, A.M., Director, ThaddeusJ.Sheft, A.B. Fantone, Sheft. Field Studies A SocI.tI Studies monopoly ... see the Caribbean for two points . . . Mr. Bye ' s happy wanderers . . . travel is educational . . . films on each of the states for the stay-at-homes. Edgar C. Bye, A.M.; Walter E. Kops, A.M. T ' .l.lr Siivillcril

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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

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Industrial Arts Growing department . . . sophomores commuting to New- ark . . . Don ' t forget the footnotes! . . . three hour drawing class . . . high standards . . . Come on, John, let ' s get a cup of coffee! . . . moving in from Newark . . . On the other hand, . . . Dr. Lillian A. Calcia Fwe Arts Carl E. Frankson, Ph.D., Dept. Head. Fine Arts Crusaders for improvements on campus . . . My best cat wouldn ' t walk over it ... .. . constant activity in the workshop . . . What you are doing must involve you and have meaning for you ... a young and rapidly de- veloping department . . . provides all students with oppor- tunities for self-expression . . . music while you work . . . criticism plus encouragement. Lillian A. Calcia, Ed.D., Dept. Head; Mildred M. Os- good, A.M.; Helene S. Ross, B.S. in Ed.; Ralph A. Vemacchia, A.M. Osgood, Vemacchia. Household Arts Born in 1954 . . . more than just cooking and sewing . . . thirty-two students . . . prospective new building and equipment . . . Dr. Hall, our faculty member ... a south- ern drawl . . . just a smidgin . . . big sister to Home Ec majors ... no winter clothes ... a specialist in custom sewing . . . doctor ' s degree at Penn State. Page Eighteen Katharine B. Hall, Ph.D., Dept. Head.