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

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FRANCES BLEICK fx Chairman, Women's Physical Education De- pa rtment, A. F. BRAINARD Chairman, Health and Physical Education Division. .Fx Health and Physical Education The health and physical education department does much to promote the general health and well-being of the students. A wide variety of activities is offered to the students, ranging from activities which are designed for special areas of teaching to activities which are recrea- tional in nature. Members of the staff serve as advisors to the many athletic groups and other organizations which grow out of this depart- ment. Marlene Adrian, Instructor in Physical Education, June Goemer, In- structor in Physical Education, Frances Bleick, Assistant Professor of Physical Education, Eva McKee, Assistant Professor of Physical Educa- tion, Mariorie Biegler, Instructor in Physical Education. BACK: Willis Wood, Instructor in Physical Education, George Serdula, Associate Professor of Health and Physical Education, Rodney An- fensan, Instructor in Physical Education, John Kasper, Associate Pro- fessor of Physical Education, FRONT: Edward Colletti, Assistant Pro- fessor of Physical Education, Marlowe Severson, Instructor in Physical Education, Jack Wink, Instructor in Physical Education, Charles Pfan- nenstein, Instructor in Physical Education, Albert Brainard, Professor of Physical Education. 19

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Psycho-Educational Clinic One of the most interesting places on campus is The Psycho-Edu- cational Clinic. Although the clinic is housed in an inadequate build- ing, The dehciencies are made up for bythe up-to-date equipment and The intelligent and understanding clinicians. One of The biggest jobs for The clinic is The children who come To the clinic for help with speech and hearing, mental, and personality problems. Many college students find it worthwhile and beneficial to consult with The staff concerning personality Tests Taken as a part of The entrance require- ments or To seelc help with The problems which occur during The college years. ,HQ xr' fa-'fs , xx?- Mrs, Colomy works with a young boy. ,ff ,y rvuf 18 M- -any if VICTOR LOHMANN Director, Psycho-Educational Clinic BACK: Victor Lohmann, Professor of Education and Psychology, Al- bert Krueger, Associate Professor of Psychology, Eugene Perkins, As- sistant Professor of Education and Psychology, William Castle, Instructor in Speech Correction, Frederick Markwardt, Instructor in Education, M. E. Van Nostrand, Professor of Psychology. FRONT: .lomes House, Assistant Professor of Speech, Mary Colorny, Instructor in Education and Psychology, Virginia Chirhart, Instructor in Educa- tion, Mary Schorf, Assistant Professor of Psychology, Richard Nash, Instructor in Psychology. sl

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Language, Literature, Journalism Division Builds Foundations for Future Courses , ..,. V. N 'tees Tyre! I Martha Worthington, Associate Professor of English, Robert Rie, Assistant Professor of German, Josephine Banta, Professor of Foreign Languages. T. A. BARNHART Chairman Language 81 Literature Division 20 Beginning with the freshman courses of communication and humanities, this division helps the student build a solid foundation for future courses. The courses are designed to teach the individual to communicate to and with others through speeches, writings, and group discussions. The literature of all ages is presented as a refiection of what men have thought and felt in the past and as a guide to the thoughts and actions of the individual in the future. primarily in literature, languages, and journalism. . I T FRONT ROW: Eloise Courter, Assistant Professor of English, Freda Martin, Instructor in English, Marvin Thompson, Assistant Professor of English, William Donnelly, Assist- ant Professor of English and Journalism, Agnes Serum, Assistant Professor of English. SECOND ROW: Catherine Budewitz, Instructor in Library Science, T. A. Barnhart, Professor of English, Paul Cairns, Associate Professor of English, Evelyn Homstad, In- structor in English, Martha Worthington, Associate Professor of English, Charles Balcer, Professor of English and Speech. THIRD ROW: John Wills, Assistant Professor of English, Francis Voelker, Instructor in English, Amy Dale, Assistant Professor of English, Lewis Smith, Professor of English. Besides the foundation courses for all students, this divi- sion offers specialized courses to those students interested