Pratt Institute - Prattonia Yearbook (Brooklyn, NY)

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The road to June, Graduation and commencement lay along devious terrain. Field trips took us a-visiting museums, galleries, newspapers—even parks, commuhities, and other schools. There were Friday nights, and more Friday nights, devoted to lesson plans and Saturday morn, ah yes, Saturday morn, the children, who waited eagerly for those gems of wisdom from the front of the class; gems which somehow never seemed to materialize. Then, of course, home again to revise L.P.’s according to the crits of the supervisors. Every hour along the way it seemed as if there was another assignment given or due, and actually there was! Practice teaching gave us anxious moments before and during the “‘getting to know you.”’ We had our gayer moments too, of course . . . conventions in New York and Atlantic Cities; a spring sojourn to D.B.’s estate; Hallowe’en and Christmas parties in Speech and Economics. Above all this, we’ll remember the class itself—its attitudes and earnest endeavors to live up to Geoffrey Chaucer’s description of the teacher ... ““And gladly would he learn and gladly teach.”’ Kenneth Koppel, B.F.A. , — xX Jean Mable, B.F.A. Jane Lewis, B.F.A. ; i George Millicker, B.F.A. Nan Moriarity, B.F.A.

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Diane Bassi, B.F.A. ART TEACHER EDUCATION Patricia Burns, B.F.A. ' | ‘ 4 | f. 2 a Cynthia Cox, B.F.A. Maurice Foley, B.F.A. Joan Gerhard, B.F.A. June Griefer, B.F.A. Betty Hendrie, B.F.A.

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Frank Parisi, B.F.A. Jeanette Sanderson, B.F.A. Lila Schwartz, B.F.A. Senior Award Who's Who 4 Fa Sonia Wepf, B.F.A. William Witkowsky, B.F.A.