Seattle Pacific University - Tawashi Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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The Cascade THE TRAINING SCHOOL M ODERN education is concerned with the “doing” of things taught. No longer is one satisfied with mere theory, valuable as it is, in the educational field. Teachers in preparation must go into a welborgamzed elementary school and demonstrate their ability to teach, applying what they have gathered in their theory classes, to determine whether it has really been learned. To be able and willing to apply a proper method is the test of learning. The Training School is the laboratory for this procedure; supervisors guide and correct the work. The Training School at Seattle Pacific College is organized after the best approved schools of the State. The children are grouped in Primary, Inter ' mediate, and Junior High School, each with a carefully planned organization and curriculum. Page Twenty-eight

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T H.E C A S C A D E Mrs. Celia Helwig Irene Willson Borghild Sorensen Helen Lowe Beryl Plowman Evelyn Howell Irma Vandever Henry Wilson Cora Redding Sybil Claussen Ruth Elkins Kathryn Devers Olive Bisnett Eileen English Elva Shoemaker Page Twenty-seven ..

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The Cascade SPEECH ARTS DEPARTMENT Florence Simmons Elvira Hermann Ruth Elkins PI KAPPA PHI r T ' HE department of Speech Arts of Seattle Pacific College is one of growing -L popularity. It has aroused unprecedented enthusiasm, followed by a cor ' responding rapid growth. Under the able direction of Donna Elder Jackson, the department has contributed largely to the various activities of the College. Pi Kappa Phi, a classroom group, has presented this year a Christmas dramath nation and the play ' pageant “Esther.” Ruth Elkins, Elvira Hermann, and Florence Simmons are honored by being the first graduates from the department. Page Twenty-nine