St Cloud State Teachers College - Talahi Yearbook (St Cloud, MN)

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Business, Music ' ' A it I' - M y I f s, - ' I ', yi - V i' V' - 155, - fzkiwi L ' ef, as I A I WJ? 4 I' H .. T1 'mw,.,,.. ' i 1 ll .' V HARVEY wAucH B H., 1, , f , ' Chairman, Music Department uw ' fi ,,, Ei' 9-5. . 4 I' M il 'I , . t P '-'s , Harold Krueger, Instructor in Music, Myrl Carlsen, Assistant Professor of Music, Lorene Marvel, Associate Professor Music, Harvey Waugh, Professor of Music, Roger Barrett, Assistant Professor of Music, Helen Huls, Instructor in Music, Ruth Gant, Instructor in Music, Donald Baier, Instructor in Music. SEATED: Virginia Williams, Assistant Professor of Business, Audra Whitford, Assistant Professor of Business. STANDING: Lyle Ball, As- sociate Professor of Business, Harry Olson, Instructor in Business, Roderick Forsgren, Instructor in Business, Robert Hall, Instructor in Business, Robert Benson, Instructor in Business, Edwin Nash, Professor of Business, Donald Beattie, Assistant Professor of Business. 16 CLAIR E. DAGGETT Chairman, Business Division As the sound of music come floating out of the rooms on the first floor of Stewert Hall, it would seem that this is the most pleasurable of all departments. But as every music person could tell, there is a great deal of practical work and theory that goes into the making of music. The organizations and activities coming from this department not only serve as entertainment for the college, but as practical workshops for people in the field of music. The business department offers an opportunity for prep- aration for careers in education and in the business world. The business world is becoming increasingly aware of the need for a person with college training. Four year degrees are offered in business administration. For the person who plans to teach, there are courses specially designed to train that person in the basic skills and techniques.

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ALGALEE MEINZ Chairman, Art Department . J .V iq'-A r K Q ff l' z iff! ', my' j . f M ,. 1 g 'K ,ffl .1 , .... . y . qv, A ' fig, , l' V 4 . I 1'- RAYMOND H. LARSON Chairman, Arts 8g Music Division Alfred Lease, instructor in Industrial Arts, Donald Eddy, Instructor in Industrial Arts, Perry Rawland, Associate Professor of industrial Arts, Guido Detra, instructor in Industrial Arts. Art, Industrial Arts Mary Barrett, instructor in Art, Charles Crane, Instructor in Art, Harriet Doane, ln- structor in Art. Many students first come in contact with the art department through the art humanities course and the various displays of art throughout the college, Although one of the smaller departments in the college, it is perhaps one of the most vivid and exciting. The art department encourages creativeness in the individual and helps him to appreciate beauty whether it is natural or man-made, For the person who is plan- ning to teach art, the department stresses the importance of sensitivity to the needs and feelings of the student. The industrial arts department encourages creativity, but in a different medium, that of the manual arts. Courses are designed to acquaint the student with the basic skills and procedures both in actual application and in teaching. 15

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FRANK B. SLOBETZ Chairman, Education Philosophy, Psychology To the department of Education, Philosophy, and Psy- chology falls the task of presenting the theories and ideas of human behavior and education. The student learns why people react as they do and the consequent effect of these reactions on teaching and other fields. Ma- terials gathered in other courses are here molded into workable patterns. The classes stress actual observations and experiences as well as textbook material. Education, Philosophy, Psychology Education and Psychology Emphasize New Trends in Education Above SEATED: Richard Nash, Assistant Professor of Psychology: Audrey Crawford, Instructor in Education, Fred Menninga, Associate Profes- sor of Education, Grace Nugent, Assistant Professor of Education, Donald Pollock, Associate Professor of Education. STANDING: Frank Slobetz, Professor of Education and Psychology, Naim Sefein, Assist- ant Professor of Education and Psychology, Eugene Perkins, Assistant Professor of Psychology, M. E. Van Nostrand, Professor of Psychol- ogy, Luther Brown, Director of Instructional Resources, Mary Colomy, Instructor in Education and Psychology. Side SEATED: John Emswiler, Assistant Professor of Education, Eleanor Campbell, Instructor in Education and Psychology, Mary Scharf, As- sistant Professor of Psychology, Albert Krueger, Associate Professor of Psychology, STANDING: Constance Leitch, Instructor in Psychol- ogy, Albert Luker, Professor of Education and Psychology, Floyd Gil- bert, Professor of Education and Psychology, Victor Lohmann, Pro- fessor of Education and Psychology, Vernon Mork, Associate Profes- sor of Education. 17