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2001 KMT Program (PDF) Awards Program 9:45 a.m Tour of National Teachers Hall of Fame, 1320 C of E Drive, Emporia, Kansas Host: David Jahn, Executive Director 11 a.m. "Memories of Yesteryear"--One-Room Rural School Presenter: Noel Mintz Noon President's Luncheon - President's home, 1522 Highland Hosted by President Kay and Mr. Ken Schallenkamp 2:30 p.m. Seminar: Educational Challenges in the New Millennium ­ ~ w.s. & E. C. Jones Conference Center, Third Floor, Visser Hall Coordinators: Dr. Sue Smith, Instructor of Education, Emporia State University, and Darla Mallein, Co-Director of Flint Hills MITEC 4p.m. Reception for Master Teachers - Skillett Atrium, Visser Hall 6:30 p.m. Master Teacher Award Dinner - Webb Lecture Hall, Memorial Union Toastmaster: Roy Mann, Director of Alumni Relations Invocation: Butcher Children's School Ensemble Special Music: Starr Family Violin Duet Award Presentations: Dr. Kay Schallenkamp, President, Emporia State University and Dr. Tes Mehring, Dean, The Teachers College, Emporia State University Bank of America Master Teacher Award Emporia State University estab­ approval of new president John E. America. Since 1980, this Emporia Administrators; Tracy Jo Kerth, lished the Kansas Master Teacher King, the first awards were made. bank has pledged $100,000 to per­ Morse Elementary; and Michael <lwmds in 1954. The awards are A number of faculty members manently endow the Master Schainost, Osawatomie High, I>n' s ('I\~l'd illlllUillly to teachers and others were involved in estab­ Teacher Program. Bank of recipients of the 2000 Black Master wlu> I"IV(' sl'rvvd ~hC' profession lishing policies and procedures. America and its senior officer, Teacher Endowed Chair. IOII f, oIlul wl,II .11111 who ,)Iso typify Davis added "Kansas" to the Carol Patterson, are committed to A committee of Emporia State IIH' )!,t)()c\ qu,IIilil'.''; of ('<lrIIl'S!" <llld name. Rich had suggested"distin­ assisting ESU in its efforts to excel. University faculty and adminis­ v()l1.scil'l'Ililll.lS ll"ll"iwrs. guished," but that word was Candidates for the awards are trators coordinates local arrange­ The Kansas Master Teacher changed to "master." Ray Cremer, nominated by local teacher associ­ ments. This committee includes: program was originated in the business manager, suggested a ations and school faculties. In Boyce Baumgardner, Lendley early 1950s and developed by the money award for the recipients, February, a committee selects the Black, Leslie Eikleberry, Nancy University Administrative but King believed watches were winners. The committee members Groneman, Robert Grover, David Council. Dr. Everett Rich, former more appropriate, so the watches represent educational organiza­ Jahn, Lori Mann, chair, Roy Mann, chair of the English department were awarded. C . 0 . Wright, tions from across Kansas. Tes Mehring, Carol Patterson, and a council member, was the executive secretary of the Kansas The 2000 selection committee Marj Schmidt, and Sue Smith. driving force behind the progr(lm . State Teachers Association, sug­ included: Jenny Bratcher, ESU The program was first dis­ gested that nominations be made Early Childhood Club; Bev Smith, cussed in 1952. BeGl usc nf the iU­ ~y local teacher associations or Kansas Association for Colleges of ness and subsequcnt death of similar educational groups. Rich Teacher Education; Nancy Ryan, President D,lVid L. MacFarlane in coordinated the publ icity for the Kansas Congress of Parents and 1953, nothing was done until the awards (lcross the st.) tl' . Teachers; Dr. Steve Abrams, following year. In 1954, with the The K,lIls<lS M<l s ter Teacher Kansas State Board of Education; support of Dr. Don Davis, chair of Prngr<l11l express!'s ,l ppreciation Gene Neely, Kansas-NEA; the division of education, and the fnr the gerH'rnsiLy of Bank of Jim Menze, United Schools 2 3 Bank of America Master Teacher Award Emporia State University estab­ approval of new president John E. America. Since 1980, this Emporia Administrators; Tracy Jo Kerth, lished the Kansas Master Teacher King, the first awards were made. bank has pledged $100,000 to per­ Morse Elementary; and Michael <lwmds in 1954. The awards are A number of faculty members manently endow the Master Schainost, Osawatomie High, I>n' s ('I\~l'd illlllUillly to teachers and others were involved in estab­ Teacher Program. Bank of recipients of the 2000 Black Master wlu> I"IV(' sl'rvvd ~hC' profession lishing policies and procedures. America and its senior officer, Teacher Endowed Chair. IOII f, oIlul wl,II .11111 who ,)Iso typify Davis added "Kansas" to the Carol Patterson, are committed to A committee of Emporia State IIH' )!,t)()c\ qu,IIilil'.''; of ('<lrIIl'S!" <llld name. Rich had suggested"distin­ assisting ESU in its efforts to excel. University faculty and adminis­ v()l1.scil'l'Ililll.lS ll"ll"iwrs. guished," but that word was Candidates for the awards are trators coordinates local arrange­ The Kansas Master Teacher changed to "master." Ray Cremer, nominated by local teacher associ­ ments. This committee includes: program was originated in the business manager, suggested a ations and school faculties. In Boyce Baumgardner, Lendley early 1950s and developed by the money award for the recipients, February, a committee selects the Black, Leslie Eikleberry, Nancy University Administrative but King believed watches were winners. The committee members Groneman, Robert Grover, David Council. Dr. Everett Rich, former more appropriate, so the watches represent educational organiza­ Jahn, Lori Mann, chair, Roy Mann, chair of the English department were awarded. C . 0 . Wright, tions from across Kansas. Tes Mehring, Carol Patterson, and a council member, was the executive secretary of the Kansas The 2000 selection committee Marj Schmidt, and Sue Smith. driving force behind the progr(lm . State Teachers Association, sug­ included: Jenny Bratcher, ESU The program was first dis­ gested that nominations be made Early Childhood Club; Bev Smith, cussed in 1952. BeGl usc nf the iU­ ~y local teacher associations or Kansas Association for Colleges of ness and subsequcnt death of similar educational groups. Rich Teacher Education; Nancy Ryan, President D,lVid L. MacFarlane in coordinated the publ icity for the Kansas Congress of Parents and 1953, nothing was done until the awards (lcross the st.) tl' . Teachers; Dr. Steve Abrams, following year. In 1954, with the The K,lIls<lS M<l s ter Teacher Kansas State Board of Education; support of Dr. Don Davis, chair of Prngr<l11l express!'s ,l ppreciation Gene Neely, Kansas-NEA; the division of education, and the fnr the gerH'rnsiLy of Bank of Jim Menze, United Schools 2 3 William A. Black Kansas Master Teacher Cathy Esquibel Endowed Chair USD 443, Dodge City In 1984, the Black family of Broken 1926 and his master's degree in 1934 Esquibel has drawn from ancient responsible for the shaping of my Bow, Okla., established an endowed from Emporia State University. He wisdom to formulate her teaching character, the realization of my chair for Kansas Master Teachers. received his PhD. degree in philoso­ philosophy. dreams, and my overwhelming I ~ ach ycar, this permanently endowed phy, education and psychology from "As an educator I am responsible desire to become a teacher, I think of fund providrs il stipend for two the University of Colorado. Black was for guiding each child and enabling no one other than Mrs. Esquibel," KdliS ilS M,lsl<'r Tl'ach('rs to spend part nationally known for establishing him to observe and experiment the III il s\.'IllL'sler <It I':rnpnria State junior colleges and for his work in world around him," said Esquibel, a said Becky Phelps, a colleague and lJniv <::rsily. school finance and curricula. first grade teacher at Northwest former student. "Mrs. Cathy The Milstl'r Te<lchcrs selected During his career, he served as Elementary Schoo!. " By providing a Esquibel was my first-grade teacher teach classes and work with students president of the Pueblo (Colo.) Junior classroom environment rich with and what a delight it was to belong who plan careers in education. The College, director of junior colleges language, literature, problem-solv­ in Mrs. E's class. She was excited to endowed chair provides a valuable and curriculum for the state of ing activities and technology, I can teach us, and willing to let us learn experience for Emporia State students Washington, and head of the depart­ foster an appreciation of the real through various modes, deliveries, and a meaningful opportunity for ment of education and psychology at world and what it has to offer. and paces without hindering her Master Teachers. Pittsburg State University. In 1962, Children need to investigate and abilities to accomplish a vision that, The William A. Black Kansas while at Pittsburg State, he received make judgments based on their own 'All will learn!'" Master Teacher Endowed Chair was the Kansas Master Teacher award. first hand experiences. The Chinese A native of Goodland, Kansas, established by Marea Belfield Black to Black married Marea Belfield Nov. proverb, 'I hear, and I forget; I see, Esquibel earned a Bachelor of honor the Black family's lifelong ded­ 7, 1920. The Blacks' son, William and I remember; I do, and I under­ Science degree in elementary educa­ ication to public education. The Vincent Black, was born March 31, stand' is ever present in my mind as tion from St. Mary of the Plains endowed chair is named for her hus­ 1922. The family moved to Broken I plan activities for my classroom.. " band, Dr. William A. Black. Bow on March 1, 1973. Dr. Black died Esquibel's philosophy has College and a Master of Science The late Dr. William Albert Black on October 12,19Kt Emporia State allowed her to reach out to hearing­ degree in elementary education (shown above) was born November University is deeply )!;ratcful to the impaired children in a special way from Fort Hays State University.
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