SUNY at Geneseo - Normalian Yearbook (Geneseo, NY)

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FOREWCRD For years the spirit of exploration has been stifled due to the lack of a new frontier. In recent years, man has turned to the infinite universe-the world or worlds beyond ours. Who knows where our explorations will end? Who knows tho limit or if there is one? Similarly, the field of education offers exploration for us as students now and teachers later. Our exploration into our profession has no boundaries. We possess the choice of determining what aspect we with to explore and to what extent we wish to go. An analogy may be drawn between us as students and the Astronauts, those men who will be proiected into outer space as the first explorers of the new frontier. Science is preparing the Astronauts with the finest rigorous mental and physical training, special suits, and equipment. But once they are in space they will be on their own. ln much the same way we are being prepared for teaching by good teachers using fine teaching equipment. But when we enter our first teaching position, we, too, will be on our own. As the editorial staff of the 1960 Oh-Ha-Daih considered this analogy, they arrived at the theme: Years of Explora- tion. They felt that every moment of our college and after-college lives will be filled with exploration. 06240 3

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YEARS OF EXPLQRATIQN TABLE OF CCNTENTS