Wayne State College - Spizz Yearbook (Wayne, NE)

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English, B.S. Fred Vorce, Music, M.A. in Mus. Ed.; Frank Williams, Physical Education, M.S.; George DeBow, Principal and Science, M.A.; Dcuglos Spencer, Social Studies, M.A. M.A. omnfcii Pearl Eve, Mathematics, M.A.; Mildred Reed Jones, English, M.A.; Helen James, English ond Social Studies, M.E. Hahn Faculty Serve Dual Roles— Supervisors and Teachers Robert Ogan, Fifth Grade, M.S. in Ed.; Gilbert Nicho Sixth Grode, M.A. Vesta Wright, First Grade, M.A.; Edna Rachel Doughty, Third Grade, M.Mus.Ed.; Arcille Mc-Clorcn, Fourth Grode, M.A.; Johanno Kool, Second Grode, B.A. in Ed.; Ruth Williams, Kindergarten, M.S. 16

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President .........................Julie lamp Vice Presidents....................Pot Gospers Bonnie Oberhauser Secretory ...................... Sharon Vlosak Treosurer.......................Dorothy Proclt Sponsors...............................Mr. Ogon Dr, Skov Wafcxe State SducaWorv Kssoc' qV ot VtaWsVa. by tat Y s qt s or campus, s V c coV e§e's pTo css or a teachers OT aaViaWarx.

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Hahn High Ends Colorful Career as Campus School MESSAGE® Hahn High has stood as a symbol of the Nebraska educational spirit. The decision to drop the secondary training school program extends that spirit and stands as a new symbol revealing the progressiveness of Wayne State. Built in 1928, Hahn High has had many colorful and stimulating educational experiences. For his service to Hahn High, Mr. A. F. Gulliver, first principal of the school, deserves special mention. This year Mr. Gulliver reflected in The Wayne Stater on his past years at Hahn. Increasing numbers of practice teachers from the college, recent trends in professional circles to end Nebraska laboratory schools, and the negative stand taken by the Glenny Report concerning operation of campus schools are a few of the major reasons contributing to the decision to drop the present program. The new Student-Teaching program will enable students to do directed teaching for seven weeks in public school systems of the Wayne area. 17 Empathy at work!