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Group to Measure
Ability of Teachers
President Eric A. Walker named a 9-man faculty com
mittee headed by Dr. Otis E. Lancaster, George Westinghouse
professor of engineering education, to study the problem of
how to recognize good teachers and how to measure teach
ing ability.
Harshbarger
To Speak at
Chapel Sunday
Dr Luther H. Harshbarger, Uni
veriitv chaplain, will speak at the
first Chapi-1 Service of the spring
semester. He will speak on "The
Mind's World,” at 10:55 a.m. Sun
day m Schwab Auditorium.
The Wesley Foundation will
sponsor a Fireside Forum on the
topic, "That They May Hear,"
at 6.:i0 Sunday night.
Richard Dulin, assistant direc
tor of the University Christian
Association, will speak on "Ac
counted as Worthy,” at the Protes
tant service at 9 a.m. Sunday in
the Helen Eak i n Eisenhower
Chapel.
Hillel Foundation Sabbath Eve
ning Services are set for 8 tonight
at the foundation. The service
will be followed by an Oneg
Shabbat reception. Hillel will also
sponsor a dinner and mixer Sun
day night. The cost of the dinner
will be 60 cents.
Chapel, Other Choirs
Seek Interested Students
Thera are several vacancies in
the Chapel Choir and in the five
Meditation Chapel Choirs for the
Spring semester.
Students interested in joining
may apply in the lobby of the
Program Center of the Helen
Eakm Eisenhower Chapel.
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Walker fold the committee it
was necessary "to find methods
for Identifying superior feach- !
ing ability in order that we
might reward excellence." He
noted that it was becoming in
creasingly difficult to attract
new talent and also to retain
present personnel.
"It is relatively easy to meas
ure administrative ability because
the effectiveness of the adminis
trator shows up almost immedi
ately in the operation of the or
ganization," Walker said. The
same thing is also true of the
research worker, he said.
Since we have no comparable
methods by which we can meas
ure teaching ability, Walker said,
advancement is usually slower
than it is in other types of pro
fessional work. “We must correct
this situation if we are going to
compete successfully with admin
istration and research for the
most able young men and wom
len," he said.
Serving on the committee
with Lancaster will be Mrs. Jes
sie Bernard, professor of soci
ology; Dr. H. M. David, profes
sor of chemical metallurgy; Dr.
John J. Gibbons, professor of
physics; Dr. Hacel M. Hatcher,
professor of home economics
education and home-community
relations.
John D. Lawther, professor of
physical education; Dr. William
M. Lepley. professor of psychol
ogy; Dr. Owen H. Sauerlender,
lecturer in economics; and Dr.
J. E. Wright, associate professor
of genetics, were also appointed.
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Women to Register
For Sorority Rush
Registration for spring sorority
rushing will be held from 9 a.m.
to noon and 2 to 5 p.m. Monday
and Tuesday in Atherton Hall
lounge.
Second-semester .women with
minimum 2.3 averages and upper
class and transfer women with
! minimum 2.0 All-University aver
iages may rush.
| Students must present their
transcripts and a $1 fee upon
registering.
Handbook Applications
The deadline for applications to
the Student Handbook Business
Staff is 5 p.m. today.
Students entering their second
or third semesters are eligible and
may pick up applications at the
Hetzel Union desk, returning them
to the same place before the
deadline.
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'•Alarm Clock • Facial Tissue
•Tooth Paste
•Plastic Tumbler
•Shower Cap
•Shampoo
•Cologne
•Combs
•Playing Cards
•Eastman Film
Russell Stover CANDY in State. College only
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FRIDAY. JANUARY 30. 1959
VARIETY
You get the best of every
thing at Duffy’s and that in
cludes a wonderful choice of
appetizing courses. The menu
includes the best steaks and
chops as well as delicious
seafood. And you can start
off your meal with a cocktail
or bottle of beer. So the next
time you want something ex
tra special in a dinner, make
a date to get together at
Duffy’s in Boalsburg.
Duffy’s
In Boalsburg, 4 miles east of
Stats College on Routs 322
(turn right at tha Texaco Sta.)
•Wash Cloth
•Flash Bulbs
•Bathing Cap
•Shoe Polish
•Bath Powder
•Deodorants
•Shaving Cream
•Soap Dish
•Hair Brush