Truman State University - Echo Yearbook (Kirksville, MO)

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faculty Llora MaGee Home Economics Minnie M. Kennedy Home Economics Pauline D. Knobbs Social Science J. W. Heyd .anguage and Literature V. Don Hudson Social Science Malcolm Eiken Physical Education Wray M. Rieger Science C. H. McClure Social Science F. H. Trimble Science Agnes Slemons anguage and Lileralure Clyde M. Brown Science Karl E. Webb Music 29

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faculty Carl Noble Men's Physical Education Frances Fuller Women's Physical Education Thelma Dodson Women's Physical Education Edith Dabney Fine Arts Bracy Cornett Fine Arts Sallie Pattinson Education 28 Edward S. Avison Speech Willie Whitson Education Barrett Stout Music R. E. Valentine Music Norvell Allen Agriculture Kemble Stout Music

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Fiiut row: Van Skik« L Allen, Swartz Freeman. ParcolU. Crow. Buckingham Yowwll. Socond row: V asham. Valentino. N. Allon. Miller. M. Paulirey. Llpport. Walker. Majee. Carter. Fteher. Third row: Go«lz«- Hawk Brawn. Rothschild Stroup. Graves. Cottle B A’.':«n Milligan V Paullroy Ophelia Parrish Laboratory School Felix Rothschild Over two hundred fifty Teachers College students, in training for positions as high school teachers, worked as student teachers in the Ophelia Parrish Laboratory School this year. By observing the regular teachers, taking charge of the classes themselves, and conferring with supervisors and faculty members these practice teach- ers get valuable experience and some good pointers on high school teaching. The Kirksvillc Junior High School was organized in 1923 as a joint project of the Kirksville Board of Education and the Board of Regents of the Teachers College. It is a part of the public school system, giving instruction in grades seven, eight, and nine, and is a laboratory school for prospective high school teachers. The school has an enrollment of about 530. There are 27 faculty members, with Felix Rothschild, the director.