Wichita State University - Parnassus Yearbook (Wichita, KS)

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Dr. Leonard M. Chaffee, Dean of College of liducation Colonel William E. Hanes, .Xcrospacc studies Dr. Kcnuctli Gleason, lfducatioiial itdministration and Supervision Dr. lilwood Traylor. lftlucational Psycliology Dr Robert Pate. lflemcutary liducatioii Xlr l'idi1arl,, XYebb, Industrial lzclucat IOII Dr. AI Kr-itli Clraliain. Department ol' lmgopctlics cit1l1!IIt'l.xll3l'I'T Denipsey. Xlilitary Science Dr, llolicrt llolincr, Physical T'llllIl'illlllll Dr, Robert D. xlli-5,51-condary lfducatiou Dr. Dorothy Slicrmau, Student Persoiiiicl :uid Guidance r 543' Q litgjg Ag ik? ,P t 'i i, ,f 4, S 'Q ' M i as 4 ,, Dr, Kenneth Nickpl, A5505-iatg Dr. Ronald C. Davison. Adminis- Dean trativc .Xssistant to the Dean College of Education, an expanding mission The faculty is expanding its relationships with tht schools of Kansas. Numerous research and in-service in- volyerncuts with the public schools are contributing to more effective instruction in Universities. These in- creased contacts enable the faculty to make a scholarly contribution to the States schools. The distance between the College and the public schools, which are its labora- tories, is decreased. The studentis time in school situa- tions is expanded, These experiences are enriched by the utilization of the newest techniques in all phases of prep aration. One factor is the recognition that yesterdays approaches cannot develop the skills essential to educa tional leadership in the 19705. sl 'AJ , p Z Ni eivy , T V i it -fi T -'tt , T 94514, '7 i r g , l ? ei it ,i 4 f J if aa t 1 fi 4 f- A T iiii A +, i. M- fa sift ' Qffi 18 '. . I .. - K. ,jg ,api , '?i?is:H5lihff a I . fs?

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---'rw s Q C Z www., W 1 A Ya. Mrs. Sheridan, working for the teacher placement bureau in Corbin i':CillCJ.liiUll Center, is ready to advise and L'UllIlSt'i students in their future tCLll'lll'I' ru les. sr' Lf ff O ll 'gli as .nn an v,' Dr. Leonard Chaffee frighll, Dm-un of the College of Edlliiliilbll, ex presses congratulations and nlvvts i-1llI1ilil'S of the graduates in pm 1-mumL-llcermultfestixities. h h C ll f Ed cation and stands as one ofthe most modern campus buildings. Beautiful Corbin Education Center ouses t e 0 ege 0 u W 'Sai 'fy yi MEM-