University of Northern Iowa - Old Gold Yearbook (Cedar Falls, IA)

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College Of Education Honorary Kappa Delta Pi Educational Psychology And Foundations Linda Arhenholtz Barbara Eichel Kathy Alke Debra Elliot Tina Anderson Naomi Emily Karl Anderson Melody Evans Slyvia Anders Marion Foxen Susan Aude Julie Gammon Janet Barr Kay Garher Elaine Beckenbaugh Julie Geier Scott Beckman Gyann Glenn Arlene Berry Nancy Helland Jolene Bohlen Collon Hiddleson Suzanne Bradford Cindy Gipplo Adcna Britnall James Hulsmann Beth Bryson Susan James Debra Carter Kathy Jensen James Cassel Denise Johnson Diane Chapman Julie Johnson Lois Collins Mary Johannsen Greg Condorman Mary Jorgensen Jane Crossland Lois Kabela Marcia Crock Teresa Kouri Linda Deeds Donita Kusian Sheryl Drake Rhonda Lahr Roy Dobson Joseph Lambert LuAnn Dudden Diane Lange Peggy Dutton Julie Lankford Kathleen Lets Jane VanRoekel Sheryl Lynch Donna Ward Janice Martin Janice Ware Jeanne McFee Beth Whalen Tom Michels Carol Worth Gwen Montag Cindy Yearling Mary Beth Moore Kristi Moritz Sharon Myrhe Diane Yoch Carol O'Brien Marla Olson Regina Opheim Karen Pieffer Pam Purviance Kay Puttmann Karen Schnepel Roberta Shaffer Shelby Soedor Julianna Speers Barb Squire Cheryl Steffens Karen Stover Debra Stolte Kevin Traylor Raeanna Vandenberg Sara VanGerpen •-denotes officers EDUCATION 29

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TEACHING Areas of teaching include early childhood education, elementary education, middle school junior high, and secondary. The Malcolm Price Laboratory School is a major tool for students doing their professional se- quence. The teachers teach regular classes, while UNI students observe and participate in classroom exper- iences. Student teaching is a large part of the teaching department. PRICE LAB FACULTY (left) Row 1: Janet McClain. Rota Findley. Loit Patter, Paul Gib- ton. Al Naylor. Sutan Lawn, Judy Beckman, Bill Waack. Bob Stevenson. James Clausen. Row 2: Margret Mario. Rich LaRuc. Judy Gisch, Mary Butzier. Pat Geadelman. Bew Ewald, Howard Vanderbeck, Jim Hantula, Ar- lene Davids. Marjorie Vargus. Mary Ann Jack- son. Row 3: Hester Bishop. James Price. Pete Mazula, Steve DeSerano. Billy Strub. Ken Butzier, Jerry Dewey. Don Darrel. James Al- brecht, Ken McIntyre. James Becker. Joan Dewey. Tina Kooney, Les Hale, C. Louis Fins- land, Marsha Peeley, Don Wiederenders. Sherrie Haun, Dean Primroso. COORDINATORS OF EDUCATIONAL SER- VICES (below left) Row 1; Ray Kuehel. Bob Andres. Lewis Lynch. Joseph Fratiannl, Rich- ard Hawkes. Richard Stahlhut. Row 2: Wil- liam Maricle. Caryl Middletown. Cecil Phil- lips. Douglas Doezerman, Randall Bcbb. John Eggers. William Tock, James Roberson. Ken- neth Williams. 28 EDUCATION

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College Of Humanities And Fine Arts The College of Humanities and Fine Arts trys to pro- vide all UNI students a broad liberal education in the arts and humanities. The college offers both graduate and undergraduate degree programs and an extensive selec- tion of general education, service, and elective courses. The College includes the departments of Art, English Language and Literature, Modern Languages, Philos- ophy and Audiology, the School of Music, the Learning Resources Center, and the non-instructional Broadcast- ing Services unit. The Learning Resources Center is an instructional service unit which provides remedial in- struction in many areas for all UNI students. Broadcast- ing Services maintains two FM-stereo radio stations; KUNI, serving eastern Iowa with quality public radio pro- gramming, and KHKE which serves the Waterloo-Cedar Falls and Cedar Rapids areas with fine arts program- ming. The College offers a wide variety of co-curricular opportunities in the areas of forensics, theater, music, opera, and music theater. Or. Margarette Eby Dean, College of Humanities and Fine Arts 30 HUMANITIES AND FINE ARTS