Quincy University - Gyrfalcon Yearbook (Quincy, IL)

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Joe Satterthwaite has the attention of Frances Krueger, who as Jeanette Jourdamaine is the heroine accused of witchcraft, Lear Keller, the young soldier Thomas Mendip who fights for her life, and Jack Schacht. In this scene are Robert Meyer, Mary Lordo and Dennis Ceisel.

Page 65 text:

Mrs. Faye Perry plans to teach in Quincy. Her daughter will be grad- uated from the local high school this year. Student-teachers get constant help from the experienced teachers. Here Tom Risch confers with Mr. Warren Speckhart of the high school faculty. Future Teachers An important part of the training and education of future teachers at Q.C., and an important phase of the Education Department course, is the student-teacher program. This year 17 education majors practiced their future vocation in elemen- tary, and junior and senior high schools in the community. The students perform actual classroom instruction, under the direction and help of the regular teacher, and as they progress, assume additional duties of teachers such as mod- erating extra-curricular activities, attending meetings. Shown here are some of the students at Quincy College as they took part in the student-teacher program, arranged by the college with the help of Quincy public school officials. Peg Loftus discusses teaching with regular instructor, Miss N. White- field. Mrs. Faye Greenspon of Q. C. is specializing in teaching children assigned to a sight-saving class in which books, typewriters and charts are all designed to help youngsters with poor sight.