North Carolina Wesleyan College - Dissenter Yearbook (Rocky Mount, NC)

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National Teachers Examinations. Raymond E. Bauer, Associate Professor of Education Sim O. Wilde, Jr., Assistant Professor of Education w4,.,.--- 6 .J 59 ,..umikn. 'si' .-- , ,, Although no degree is offered in this field, the education department prepares its students to teach in the secondary public schools of North Carolina. The student receives his degree in his chosen field and uses such courses as Education, Educational and Adolescent Psychology, Secondary Education,and Directed Teach- ing to round out his education courses. Prospective student teachers end the last six weeks of their final semester practice- teaching in high schools near the Rocky Mount area. Next year the department will be ex, panded with the addition of a new faculty member. Dr. Bauer has been head of the education department for the past several years. This department takes pride in the fact that its students have placed high on the National Teachers Exam.

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Wesleyan students score high on the l l l ll l T l I David R, Batcheller, Associate Professor of Theatre and Speech l l l . l l .l F Llewellyn Brown Rabby, Assistant Professor of Theatre and Speech 'ol The Theatre and Speech Department, under the direction of Mr. Llewellyn B. Rabby and Dr. David R. Batcheller, offers a Bachelor of Arts Degree. A prospective major in this field may gain an over-all understanding of the theatre through a wide variety of theatrical courses. As part of the Play Direction course, each student directs a play during his senior year. Students studying Speech learn everything from the proper techniques of speech making to the technicalities of broadcasting. This year Wesleyan will lose both lVlr. Rabby and Dr. Batcheller. Dr. Batcheller will teach in Greensboro at Woman's College of the University of North Carolina and lVlr. Rabby will teach at Wesleyan of Ohio. The fall play of the Wesleyan College Theatre was The Trojan Women by the Greek playwright Euripides. It was the first time a play of this type had been staged here. James Clark would advocate saying it with flowers. Z X K ,I ff' ' 1 I 6 5 4 fl A N V I, l V I? f ' ,1.. A ' Y , fp T, . ff-f ,,f,f.1, 5 A . If ffij-,375-4 A . -V ' il... , l za l l 5 ,f lun'

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Collins says God is not dead. ,A ,...-usnnnv H -4- Ralph E, James, Jr, Assistant Professor of Philosophy and Religion l've got to get my studying done for seminar, II? i i ,I- 1- ,. James R. Hailey, Associate Professor of Religion