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239 Ed Students
Make Dean's List
Two hundred thirty-nine .students in the College of
Education have been named to the Dean's List for the Fall
Semester.
Forty-one of the students had perfect 4.0 averages. They
via Breneman, Helen Breon,
were: Jacqueline Bloom, Sy
Norma Brooks, Carrol Burton,
Barbara Butler, Geraldine Dietz,
Lois Di Joseph, Laura Ericson,
Carole FitzSimons.
James Foyle, Lynn Glassburn,
Anne Heiser, Elaine Hoffman,
Janice Hysong, Marion Johnson,
Barbara Kopp, Betty Kyle, Chary
anne Lentz.
Annette McConnell, James Mc-
Neil, Joyce Mack, Mary Masters,
Mary Moore, Natalie Moskowitz,
Sheila Nearing, Martha Patterson,
Myrna Paynter, Katherine Reid,
Linda Siegel, Claire Simmens,
Shirley Stover.
Ingrid Strope, John Wallace,
Carole Young, Barbara Cyganow
ski, Jane French, Phillip Levine,
Barbara Cohen, Bernard Lans
berry, Wayne Raifsnider.
Others on the list were:
Mariana Agnew, Marian Ah'Quist. Nat
alie Alexanberg, Morton Altshuler, Shirley
Anselmo. Margaret Backman, Helen Bald
win, Doukeni Barouteis, Dorothy Becker.
Joyce Bedrava, Shirley !letterman. Her
wadine Benedict, Joseph Berea, Judith Ber
man, John Bevan, John Begek, Arleen
Bickel, Marlene Bishoff, Wharton Bittle,
Jean Black.
Judith Blackmon, Barbara Doh!, Harvey
Bomberger, Helen Amok, Ruth Braun&
Mary Bray, Phyllis Breisch, Beverly Burt,
George Burwell, Dorothy Carlson, Bonnie
Cole.
John Connelly, Marilyn Cooper, Barbara
Corman, John Croft, Sandra Cunningham,
Janet Davidson, Carole Denniaton, Ruth
Detwiler, John Eberhardt, James Eller.
Alan Elms.
Joan Essairmer. Hope Evans, Julian Falk,
Gloria Featherman. Harriet Felder, Joseph
Verrerio, Paula Finewsi, Susanne Fisher,
Robert Fitzgerald. John Flynn, Helen
Forbes.
Anne Francis, Doris Frank, Marjorie
Fulton, William Guides, Dean Gardlock,
Nary Gemini% Islorma Gloor, Janet Gray-'
Own, -Sandra Grotsky. James Manahan,
Jean Hanford, Paul Harrison. Henrietta
Nemec Patricia Rile.
Edward liolovka. Ronald Huffman. Eliza
lath Iffert. Ruth Johnson. Constance Jones,
June Kauffman. Marilyn Jones. Priscilla
'Kepner. Barbara Kinnier, Virginia Kirk
wood.
Elaine Kloures, Jeannette , Kohl, Mats
&waling, Elaine Kreiger, Margaret Lai
*tacker. Jane Lanshem. Miriam Latthaw,
Jane. Lechncr, Morgan Lewis, Patricia
Lloyd.
Heather I,ohrentz. Suzanne Loux. Hardy
Love,' Ellen Lynch. Madge McKee, Virginia
MacDonald, Juan MacDow•ell, Stephen Ma-
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THE DAILY COLLEGIAN. STATE COLLEGE. PENNSYLVANIA
fin. John Mallory. Nancy Marka
Nancy Marvin.ll. John Mauk, Frank
Meacci. Virginia ?detach. Thomas Mentzer,
Kathryn Metz, Rebecca Meyers, Norma
Michael. Joan Miller, Marjorie Moorhead,
Florence Moran.
Carol Moyer, Anthony Muntone, John
Muntone, Sarah Murdoch, Gwen NeWitch,
Audra Newcomer. Dorothy Newman. Law
rence Neyhart, Anne Nitrauer, Sara Non
ken, Norbert Olzinaki.
Sherry Parkin. Doris Paschall, Irma
Patterson, Sarah Patterson, Till Peters,
Charlotte Pruabon. August Quartereon.
James Reid, Sandra Eleanor. William
Rohrer.
Gail Rolle, Patricia Rubin, Marie Russo,
Russo. James Schwarz, Joseph Servello,
Kenneth Settlemyer, Kenneth Renner,
Nancy Sifter, Florence Silver. Barbara
Helen Smith. Nancy Sones, Elizabeth
Spencer. Donna Springer. Rosemary Staro
!Poll, Myrna Stern. Shirley Stern. Patricia
'Stocker, Mary Struble, Shirley Stuart.
Cansle-Sullivan, William Sullivan, Mari
-I.3'n Swank,' Kathryn Swanson, Gloria'
Swartz, Cynthia Talbert, Matthew Tirrell.
Evelyn Tomasko, Edward Trembley. David
Treasler.
John Urban, Susan Van Norman. War.,
rem Vaughn. Mary 1.. Walker. Mary S.
Walker. Diane Wanner, Jean Watts. Vir
ginia Weigle, Patricia Whitehouse, Helenl
Wilhelm. Joan Wohleber, Jon Yount.
John Durget, Shirley Davis, Robert Done.
Ran, Michael Nagurny, George Haines,
Margaret Yirerzing, Ralph Kehrll, Patricia
Mayer, Ann Noakes, and William Tucker.
11 Students Fined
By Traffic Court
Traffic Court Monday night
levied a total of $43 in fines
against 11 students.
Parking violations amounted to
$22, while failure to register or,
display a registration sticker'
amounted to $2O in fines. A $l,
fine was levied for failure to re
sport to the Campus Patrol office
within the next complete school
day.
Six fines totaling $22 were sus
pended, and will not have to be
paid unless the individuals are
convicted of further violations.
Automatic fines amounting to
isl 4 were given to seven persons
who failed to appear before the
court.
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Lecture Methods Questioned
A need fo r students to
shoulder more responsibility
for learning course material
and an evaluation of the lee
ture method of teaching were
suggested as possible improve
ments in university teaching in a
panel .discussion by professors
last night.
At a meeting of the American
Association of University Profes
sors, Dr. John FL Rackley, dean
of the College of Education, mod
erated a discussion on "Improve
ment of College and University
Teaching."
Panel members were Dr. Jessie
Bernard, professor of sociology;
Dr. Hugh S. Brown, associate pro
fessor of higher education; Dr.
Ralph W. Condee, associate pro
fessor of English literature; Dr.
Hugh M. Davison, professor of
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education and Dr. Francis L. Wha l the professor's reluctance to
ley, assistant professor of psychol
og y.
Dr. Bernard cited the need to
"slough off the transmission of
information as a goal." and put
more of the burden of learning
on the student. Her statement
was supported by several panel
members who felt a student can
get lecture information by read-
ing a textbook.
Dr. Whaley maintained that
content learning is not a real edu-
cation. He said class participation
should - enable the student to eval
uate opinion and information and
organize the course material. He
said, however, it makes little dif
ference whether the recitation or
lecture method is used where
content learning is involved.
.A teacher's professional skill.
Dr. Brown said, lies in involv
ing the student in the teacher
learning process. He mentioned
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change and try new things in
course matter as a fallacy.
Dr. Condee, although support
ing the importance of lectures
for some students, suggested that
a closer relationship be estab
lished between professor and stu
dent. In this way, he said, the
student is not afraid to present
views and question material.
A stimuiation• for creative
activity Was suggested by Dr.
Davidson to draw a student into
the real meaning behind the
course. He said part of the re
sponsibility for the motivation
rests on the professor.
Dr. Frederick B. Marbut, pro
fessor of journalism, as a member
of the discussion audience, fav
ored the lecture method of teach
ing. He was supported b•. several
others who felt college level stu
dents are receptive to interesting
lecture material.
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