SUNY Plattsburgh - Cardinal Yearbook (Plattsburgh, NY)

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Home Economics Faculty Sealed: Miss Marie Hanks, Miss Patricia (J. Ryan, Mrs. Marie Mctiratli, Dr. Sue Hose Braplon, Dr. Ann L. Dunlin. Standing: Miss Mary I,. Healy, Miss Lucie P. Burwash, Miss Martha A. Park, Miss Ix u- isc M. Norton, Mrs. Kiinicc I.. Adams, Miss Helen [.. McCoiincll. Entrusted in their care is tin- develop- ment of n personality aware of the tech- niques that center around tile home and family. The training the student receives under their able guidance will prove in- valuable as a Home Economics teacher as well as in their own personal lives. Nurse Teacher Division It is their duty to prepare the candidate for nurse teaching to realize the duties of nursing and to complete their formal training by display- ing the satisfaction that comes with a position of such dominating importance. 14

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Campus School Faculty Scaled: M. Suydnm, K. Wurdner, J. Sinurl, (i. MurtaKli, B. Downes, j. McGnw, P. Brinkerhoff, M. Sihlcy. Standing: K. Parsons, J- ' . Callahan, J. Hunt. A. Riedesal, E. Keeler, A. Schwartz, !. ' nrs, A. light, N. Troisi, N. Reader, P. Barnard. Elementary Division These instructors are responsible for the development of the elemen- tary school teacher. From their vast experiences in education, they impart to their students the necessary technique and background so vital to the creation of a truly professional person. Seated: M. Brcsimlmn, S. Sluniit, II. Mover. .1. Dec!), (i. Hustcrlioltz, K. Haydon. Standing: M. Hominy, M. Wild, P. Bodnar, J. Hosier, H. Grover, R. James, H. Hem- iiiK, R. Howe, B. Doh, L. Bilkey. Education Faculty [3

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Science Sealed: Dr. June B. Lewis, Mr. Robert C. MacFar- lane. Dr. F. Reese Nevin, Mr. .1. Stuart MeXair, Miss Thelma Lea. Standing: Mr. Romuald (i. Le- sage, Mr. Phillip C. Walker, Dr. Robert I.. Smith Dr. Y. William Isarhsen, Dr. I ' .verett .1. Manwell, Dr. Robert Donaldson. In this wonderous age of technological advancement and of ever-changing scien- tific theories, these instructors shape our future destiny. They must lay a sound scientific foundation that I he teacher may build on in later vears. English Sealed: Mr. Harvey Whetstone, Dr. Helen (iaubert. Miss Georgianra McVay. Standing: Mr. Herman Dob, Mr. Robert W. Feragcn, Dr. Frederick Arnold, Dr. Karl Harlan, Mr. Howard Miller. The development of an appreciation for our own language is a vital part of the training of any teacher. The responsibility of spanning hundreds of years of that de- velopment and relating it to the present day is the primary duty of these instruc- tors. Physical Education l- ' nml: Mr. Edward M. Wiley. Hear: Miss Rosemarie Brueia, Mr. Joseph Jastrab, Dr. Aliee K. Haekus. Responsible for a major section of our college life, the Physical Kducation De- partment endeavors to co-ordinate classes that will prove useful to us later in the teaching profession as well as now. 1 M i 15