Southern Oregon University - Raider Yearbook (Ashland, OR)

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, ,.-, ,NT , WILLIAM DAWKINS OLLIE DEPEW BETTY DUNLOP MYRTLE FUNKHOUSER

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Dr. McAulay Head coach of our Education De- partment is Dr. John D. McAulay, who has been with us since 1948 as a member of the faculty of Southern Oregon College. He received his B.A. degree from the University of Alberto in the Province of Alberta, Canada. He received his M.A. degree from the University'of British Columbia, and Ed. D. in the United States from Stanford. Under his competent guidance, the Education Department is con- stantly striving to meet the demands for more and better teachers in the state of Oregon. Culture tours to San Francisco, a nursery school started in spring term of 1951, plans for block teaching in other schools in Southern Oregon, and plans for week-end camping trips for elementary students are all touchdowns which have been scored by Dr. McAulay. He is a popular teacher, because he puts forth extra effort to make his classes interesting as well as worth- while. We regard him as an excellent leader in education and are proud to play on his team. Dr. Sampson Dr. William Sampson is a new addition to our coaching staff. He came here from the University of Oregon, where he also taught in the Education Department. He received his B.S. degree from Eastern Oregon College of Education, his M.S. and his Ed. D. from the University of Ore- gon. His first scrimmages in the teaching field were at Vale, Oregon. As Director of Supervised Teach- ing at Lincoln School, he has had to cope with the biggest enrollment of student teachers in the history of Southern Oregon College. He has made a conscious effort to become personally acquainted with all the students on his team so that he can advise and assist them whenever pos- sible. His friendliness and interest in his work have made him a welcome member of our faculty,

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CAY HUFMAN :mf 1 . , x L1 ' ' x CHARLENE KRING 18 ARTHUR KREISMAN ALVIN MILLER