University of Wisconsin Superior - Gitche Gumee Yearbook (Superior, WI)

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Seated: Mrs. Ruth Vaughan, Dr. Edna Echclbcrgcr, Miss Myra McDovrall. Miss Marguerite Wolfinger, Miss Ursula Schwcigcr, Mrs. Agnes Brittan, Mrs. Lois Finselh; Standing, Mr. Joseph Pritchard, Mr. Gary J. E. Thompson, Miss Hildur Wcstlund, Mrs. Bernice Paulhe, and Mr. John Coleman. Campus Cchool A student teacher conducts a third grade class in McCaskill lab school.

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Seated, Dr. Felix Schwarz, Ernest Comiskcy, Dr. Arthur Kruk; Standing, Duane Eicholtz, Mrs. Joyce Parr, William Morgan, Betty Palmer, and Mel Olsen. Thom Scott works on a sculpture. Art — Industrial Arts A major, minor, and a Bachelor of Fine Arts Major are offered at SSU in the field of art. A student must have at least 22 credits for a minor, 40 for a major, and 60 for a B.F.A. major. All art majors are required in their senior year to produce a one-man show that meets with the approval' of the faculty. The art curriculum is a well-rounded one, offering courses in drawing, design, commercial art, metal work and jewelry, exhibition and display techniques, and many others. INDUSTRIAL ARTS; Mr. Sidney F. Wright is the SSU industrial arts instructor. Courses ai offered in woodwork, plastics and engineering drawing.

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 Sealed. Dr. Royal Briggs. Joyce Ann Wal ton. Mona Carl berg. Mrs. Joanna Bchr Standing. Dr. Edwin Nash, James E Graham, Dr. Geo Casady, chairman, Donah D. Myrold. David B. Moffett. Business — Economics The programs in the Department of Business and Economics provide young men and women with the opportunity to develop basic understandings necessary for careers in the broad fields of business, economics, and teaching. The department offers courses which lead to a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration or Economics with a 56-hour comprehensive major, a 34-hour major or a minor. Typing is one of many courses offered by the Businc Department. 22 Business majors and minors learn to operate many tyP of office machinery.