Wayne State College - Spizz Yearbook (Wayne, NE)

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yddwdmn; $9,2042'menl . . . 4m V IRllssl-IL Aw i-SOV EIVGENE BEEMAN ALBERT G. CARLsox LENORE P. RAMSEY Chamnan of D , VOICC Band. Orchestra Piano. Organ Speech The courses in the division of Fine Arts are designed to fulfill three purposes: to provide all teachers With the knmvledge and skills needed in each Held for successful teaching; to provide the necessary training for those who wish to Specialize in art, music. or speech; and to provide courses for those who wish to enrich their experience in order to make their living more meaningful. JESSIE STEPHEN NORMA R. WENDELBERG Art Music The below pictured girls hm! art work 10 their liking The male quartet, from, left to right, Dean Rowe, Don Baugous, Dick Saville. and Bob Stevens, pose in barbershop style with Professor Russel Anderson at the piano.

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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

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Jealllt and 544;, $Wlmeai . . . hjltyu'cal gclucalian DON B. EMFISY- ESTHER Drzwnz CARLSON CHARLES H. OBYE GERALDINE SMART Chairman 0f DlVlSlOn Womcnis Basketball Coach Womenis Physical Education Physical Education Physical Education Students who are expecting to supervise playgrounds 0r teach physical education in the lower grades or coach athletics in high school are advised to major or minor in physical education. Courses in this division are designed to promote knowledge, habits, and skills in health and physical education. The aim of health education is to provide a situation that will afford the student an opportunity to improve not only his own health, but also the health of the group of which he is apart. The aim of pysical education is to provide facilities and skilled leadership for directing students to act in situations that are physically Wholesome, men- tally stimulating, and socially sound; with particular emphasis on teaching, coaching, community recreation, camp administration, in- dustrial recreation, and other professions allied with the jJACK WDK physical education program. Football Coach Physical Edm-atiun . Pulling three mermaids out of tho rlrink arc lifesaving class members7 left to right: Bob Davis, Tom Raymond, and Bill Edwards. The gals are Willa Marit- Tischn. Cathy Hauscr. and Barbara Burgess. Skinny Ennis becsts volh-y ball over the net as Don Maser anti George Schultz watch and phys. ed. Class Oppon- ents ready themselves.