SUNY Plattsburgh - Cardinal Yearbook (Plattsburgh, NY)

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Home Economics Seated: Miss Helen Knapp, Mrs. Jean McGrath, Mrs. Grace Rccsc, Miss Marvel Gage, Miss Elizabeth Snell. Standing: Mrs. Eunice Adams, Miss Helen McConnell, Miss Mary Hcaly, Dr. Sue Rose Bragdon. The home economics pro- gram is one that centers around the family. The skills of homemaking and child care taught by these teach- ers prove to be essential not only in the classroom but also in one ' s personal life. Science In an era so concerned with science, the task of these men is indeed a chal- lenging one. They do not hesitate to put forth their every effort toward helping us, the college students of today, to be better prepared both as individuals and as teachers to understand and improve the world in which we live. It is through their wise guidance and carefully- planned programs that we gain our knowledge and en- joyment of the world of science. Seated: Mr. Dave Marquis, Dr. Phillip Walker, Dr. Reese Nevin, Dr. Everett Manwell, Dr. Travis Haws. Standing: Mr. Robert MacRirlane, Dr. James McNair, Dr. Robert Donaldson, Mr. Robert Witters, Mr. Romuald Lesage, Dr. Edward Dreschlcr. 22

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Nurse-Teacher Faculty Miss J. Parker, Miss H. McCarlhy, Miss E. Braylon, Dr. G. Appleton, Miss C. Rubarsky, Miss J. Posten. The Nurse Teacher faculty strives to instruct the future nurse teachers in the skills and techniques vital to both hospi- tal and school nursing. This important task falls on the instructors in Platts- burgh and Metropolitan Hospital in New York City. Plattsburgh Faculty at Metropolitan Row 1: Miss E. Richardson. Associate Director Nurse-Teacher Education: Miss Paulishak Miss A Longman. M.ss H. Levinc, Miss E. Schetlin. Director of Recreation and Guidance Row ?• Mrs. V. Clark, Miss A. Levitsky, Mrs. M. C. Soulhall. 21

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English The magic of words be- comes real to us as we work our way up the steps of achievement which the Eng- lish Department has set in front of us. With each step we become more fluent in the use of the English lan- guage, so important to our careers as teachers. Scaled: Miss Gcorgiannc McVay, Mr. Howard Miller, Miss Ada Holmes, Mr. Joseph Summcrcll, Dr. Helen Gauberl. Standing: Mr. Herman Doh, Dr. Olis Noyes, Dr. Earl Harlan, Mr. Paul Gray. Social Studies The study of man and his environment is an integral part of our general educa- tion. The social studies staff imparts to the students the facts and ideas of history, sociology, economics, and government. These teachers provide the basic subject matter for future instruction in general education. Sealed: Mr. Chandler Bragdon, Dr. Dixon Miyauchi. Miss Harriet Naylor, Dr. Hans Hirseh, Dr. Leonard Kreisman. Standing: Dr. Alan Everest, Mr. Ernst Weiner, Mr. David Fuller, Mr. Chandler Washburne. 23