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Warren B. Hamilton '48-'49 Prexy VOLUME XXV OREGON COLLEGE OF EDUCATION, MONDAY, MAY 3, 1948 NUMBER 25 WARREN B. HAMILTON '48-'49 PREXY • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Skit Night Entertains Honorary Meets Harris, First Vice-P. To Elect 'Off ice rs Theta Delta Phi held its na­ Fashion Follies Tops tional convention on the OCE H~ntzinger, Second Friday night in the Campbell • • • • .. • • • • • • • campus Friday and Saturday, . •· . hall auditorium, the mothers were April 23 and 24. :royally entertained by ~ven The convention was officially Polk County Seniors Dooley, Douglas, skits performed by members of Junior-Senior Prom opened Friday evening with a campus clubs and organizations. banquet for members and dele­ To Visit Campus To Take Offices The program, directed by Camp­ Planned For May 21 gates at the Odd Fellows hall. Coming up Wednesday, May 12, fire, was judged by Miss Jane Plans for the annual Junior- Senator Dean Walker gave the Last week in the student body is the Polk County High School Dale, Mr. Oliver Heintzelman, and Senior Prom were discussed at the main address of the evening on election, warren B. Hamilton day, for which all high school Mr. George Harding, who decided junior class meeting last Thurs- the subject, "The Tax Structure seniors of Polk county are invited swept through the tape by a nose on "Fashion Follies," the skit pre~ day evening. Committees for dee- of the State of Oregon." from 9:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. to be to the top job of president of the sented by Staff and Key, as the orating, publicity, refreshments, Saturday noon a luncheon was guests on the OCE campus. Co­ best of the evening. In it six girls, etc., were chosen with Jean Stan- held in the recreation hall, after OCE student body for the com­ chairmen of the event, Scott representing as many periods in gel as coordinating chairman. which the group adjourned to ing school year, with his cam­ Thomson and Pat Douglas, an­ the change of American women's The prom will be held in the - Campbell hall for the convention paign partner, Marleau "Mus" nounce a program which includes dress, modeled styles to the ac gym from 9:00 to 12:00 on Friday, business meeting. Delegates from Harris, a n d Fern Huntzinger a tour of the campus, an assemb­ oompaniment o! the song hit of May 21. All members o! the stu- OCE's Beta chapter in attend­ named first and second vice-pres­ ly, and a sack lunch at noon. that year. Betty Lou Elliott an­ dent body and faculty are cor- ance were Ralph Gibbs, John ident, respectively. The task o! Purpose of the day is to adver­ nounced each girl with an origin­ dially invited to attend. Nasman, Elwood Lehman, and secretary will be ably executed by tise OCE and the cooperation of al poem. The models were: Peggy Clarence McDonald. Several per­ Betty Dooley; and Pat Douglas all students is necessary for its Geertz, 1908; Fern Huntzinger, tinent issues were decided upon was chosen to be song queen. The success. 1918; !.aVeda McKinney, 1928; Administrators by the delegates. The most im­ office of yell king remains to be Lois Agee, 1938; Caroline Cook, portant decision made was the filled. 1948; and Evelyn Marsh, 1958. raising of the entrance require­ The publicity stunts of the can­ Second place was awarded to Offered Courses ments from a 3.0 GPA for one Art Leaders To didates were evidently effective in Collecto Coeds for their skit en­ During the 1948 summer session term with at least 14 credit hours reminding the students to vote as titled "Pipe Dreams" which was a at the Oregon College of Educa­ to a 3.0 GPA for two consecutive a total of 430 ballots were cast. reminiscing of a broad shoulder­ tion, in response to a current terms while carrying 14 credit Confer This Week. Today the incoming president ed "athlete" (Mina Sloan) of the movement to require administra­ hours or a 3.5 GPA for one term Mrs. Pearl B. Heath, associate and the incumbent, Allan Peters­ girls in his life, who appeared with tors' credentials for all elemen- while carcying 14 credit hours. professor of art at OCE, will leave dorf, will journey to Tempe, Ari­ , various song titles. tary school principals, the school National officers elected were: Tuesday, May 4, for Los Angeles zona, to meet with other college "Shipwreck," the hysterical per­ will offer a series of courses which Dr. Gaiser, EOCE, president; Mr. to attend the regional conference and university presidents of the formance of Varsity O members, will permit experienced teachers Christensen, OCE, vice-president; on art education. The conference Northwest. received honorable mention. It to earn credentials for supervis­ Mr. Phelps, SOCE, secretary; Mr. has been planned jointly by Pa­ Tonight the student council will depicted the plight of four ship­ ory and administrative positions. Lieuallen, OCE, treasurer; and Dr. cific Arts Association and the nominate candidates for the social wrecked seamen, Rollie Hamer, While these credentials are not Taylor, SOCE, historian. Southern California Art Teachers' andi athletic c.om:miissioners and Walt Baglien, Ray Smith, and mandatory under present regula­ A dance was held in the PE Association. this week the polls will open for Stan Karejwa, who were duly res­ tions, more and more school sys­ building in the evening bringing Attending the regional confer­ thei.r election. cued by four Amazons, enthusi­ tems are demanding that their to a close a highly successful con- ence on art education, scheduled astically portrayed by "Mus" Har­ principals an d superintendents vention. for May 6, 7, 8, will, be leaders ris, Don Ruecker, Glen Schroe­ display evidence of special prepar­ from the fields of education, pro­ Dr. Gunn Improving der and Archie Padberg. in the field of supervision ation fessional art training, and indus- ¥z-s. Gunn reports that Dr. other skits presented were the and administration. Supervisors To . try to take part in the discussions Henry M. Gunn is doing very well "Congo" by IVCF in which a sil­ , The following courses will be and demonstrations of creative and that his appetite is good, houette effect was secured by the available to prospective adminis­ work. which is certainly a favorable use of a screen; "Tne Old Lamp­ trators this summer: School Or­ Demonstrate The program also includes visit­ sign. He may be out of his cast lighter," by SCA, and "Life Turns ganization, School Administration, ing colleges, public schools, pro­ in another week. Dr. Gunn was Around and Faces Portia," by A nursery school and kinder­ The Elementary School Principal, fessional art schools, museums, art injured in a car accident several A WS, were both parodies on mod­ garten will be a part of the Ore­ Supervision of Teaching, The Ele­ galleries, and industrial plants. weeks ago. ern radio programs. "Take It Out mentary School curriculum, Edu­ gon College of Education demon­ of the Funds" by Sigma Epsilon cational Measurements, Child De­ stration schOCJi for the first term Pi, was a secretary's nightmare. velopment, Principles of Educa­ of the 1948 summer session, ac­ Strong Silent Graven Seeks Moderation tion, Guid;nce and Counseling, cording 1:9 Dr. Louis Kaplan, di­ . The Junior High School, and Ad­ rector. The demonstration school CORRECTION Eager To Find Greener Pastures • • olescent Psychology. will be open from June 14 to July ' • The late Kathleen Marriage • These courses will n1eet the re­ 22 and will feature skilled super­ By Fern Huntzinger moved a little farther west to • was president of Collecto Coeds • quirements for the administrative visors who have been selected When asked to deliver a part­ Clatskanie, and there he went to • not a Staff and Key member. • credential. from outstanding schools in five ing statement about OCE, Harold high school. • • • • • • • • • • • • states. Observations as well as su­ Graven, who is president of the Graven is active in Varsity 0, pervised teaching will be provid­ senior class, replied, ''I've enjoy­ Theta Delta Phi, and Phi Beta Art Department Will Add New Courses ed. ed it, but it's about time I'm leav­ Sigma, as weU as serving in offic­ Dr. Martha T. Hocking will be ing. Some of my former class­ ial capacities of vice-president Graduates !=ind Key Ppsitions In Oregon supervisor of the nursery school. mates are coming back as pro­ and president of his class during Dr. Hocking, "who has been at fessors." the last two years. During his With a constant desire to bring ment are happy to announce a Vassar college, Johns Hopkins uni­ Harold started at OCE in 1939 junior year he also kept track of to students at OCE an ever-ex­ new course in Painting to be giv­ versity, and Stephens college, now and attended for two years. Last Varsity O's activities while serv­ panding variety of classes either en for the first time during the lives in Salem. Miss Mildred Kane year he returned with a degree as ing as secretary of that club. for pleasure or as preparation for second half of the summer session. of OCE will supervise the kinder­ his immediate goal. At the end of the football sea­ teaching, the art department has Students interested in a minor garten. Miss Kane directed the He served in the army as a son, Harold had participated in again added new courses. in art will now have 16 classes kindergarten program of Van­ staff sergeant for four and a half enough quarters to earn a white In the future students interest­ with ~ total of 34 hours from couver, Washington, before com­ years, seeing action in Africa and letterman sweater with three ed in the media of copper, brass, which to choose.
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