Wayne State College - Spizz Yearbook (Wayne, NE)

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MILTON J. HA5: :L A. F. GL'LLIVER LL'LA R. WAY CLIFFORD V. WAIT Principal, Campus High Supervisor. Campus High Teacher Education Supervisor, Campus High The Campus School, which is an integral pait kf the College, represents a complete school system. It includes a kindergarten, elementary grades. and a four- year high school accredited as a member of the North CentraIIAssociation of Colleges and Secondary Schools. Students in the Campus High School have special advantages of in'strggtion in connnerce, industrial arts, music, physical education, and Smith-Hughes agriEulture and homemaking. Every facility in the way of modern school equipment is pr6vided. LAURA FRANKLIN CLARA NI. Hmuu x Clarice Fn-vert. a Slutivlll teathvr in Supervisor. Campus High Supervisor. Third Grade the grades. poses with some of her youthful lads and laSsies.

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pm 7W6 3W1. . . 5W DR. HOWARD E. TEMPERO VIRGINIA LYNN Education Education I hses of study in the field of education are rimarily for the purpose of preparing teach- lementary and secondary schools. In a few ,of tfgyco rses the aim also includes phases of individual H velopment such as guidance, social competence, self- i', iprovement, and personality organizations. Courses vare plannecL also, for the purpose of meeting the J educational requirements for teachersi certificates. Each student preparing for the teaching profession is expected to lake certain designated courses in edu- cation as listed in the particular curriculum of his choice. DR. 0. F. Momma Education Ummuc W. COSTERISA h Education DR. ARTHUR Hi PRICE Education Picluwd above is the campus school junior class. concentrating on a history lesson. Miss Phillips is the supervisor and student teachers are Russell Monteith, Laura Hansen. Leroy Bruce. MCInIJt', s of the Cl are, left to right: LeRoy Vic- tor, Janene Daweon, Joyce King ilon, Janice Jenkins. Bob Simonin, Joe Nuss, Jeanette Dawson. Jim Corhit, Patty Victor, John Amlt'rson. Cinone Fredrickson, Donna Victor, XVaync Samuelson. and Bruce Hubby.

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PEARL EYE THELMA NIYERS CELIA PEARSON RUTH L. PEARSON Teacher Education Supervisor, Second Grade Supervisor, First Grade Supervisor, Sixth Grade FRANCES M. PHILLIPS CORAL STODDARD ARTHUR TINGLEY STELLA TRASTER Supervisor, Campus High Supervisor, fourth Grade Supervisor, Seventh Grade Supcrvisor, Fifth Grade The school is used for demonstration purposes and as a teaching laboratory. 1t agords the college student an Opportunity fOI directed teaching in any grade or special subject from the kindergarten t0 the twelfth grade inclusive. It provi instruction and guidance in athletic coaching, play directing, debating, and 0 Wpfw eXtra-curricular activities. A fully equipped7 one-room rural shool 0n the 1 is also used for demonstration and participation purposes. W K 9 RUTH M. WILLIAMS Supervisor, Kindergarten