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Dova Appears at Convocation University of the Pacific Scholarly Commons Student Newspaper, The Pacifican, Pacific Weekly University of the Pacific Publications 3-14-1958 Pacific eeklyW , March 17, 1958 University of the Pacific Follow this and additional works at: https://scholarlycommons.pacific.edu/pacifican Recommended Citation University of the Pacific, "Pacific eeklyW , March 17, 1958" (1958). Student Newspaper, The Pacifican, Pacific eeklyW . 937. https://scholarlycommons.pacific.edu/pacifican/937 This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the University of the Pacific Publications at Scholarly Commons. It has been accepted for inclusion in Student Newspaper, The Pacifican, Pacific eeklyW by an authorized administrator of Scholarly Commons. For more information, please contact [email protected]. Jean Erdman Studio Theatre's % Dance Recital "The Thursday Cretan Woman" at Opens 8:15 P.M. Wednesday Vol. 56 C.O.P. — STOCKTON, CALIFORNIA MARCH 14, 1958 — No.% SECONDARY CREDENTIAL PROGRAM SET; DR. HUNT GIVES PACIFIC DEBATERS BRING HOME OMITS GRADUATE YEAR OF SCHOOL LIBRARY TO COP Dean Marc Jantzen has announced a new program for earning Pacific's "Mr. California," Dr. FOUR TROPHIES FROM LINFIELD >'s general secondary credential without going for a graduate Rockwell Hunt, is giving his per­ ar to school. This program comes from a similar one that has sonal library of books on West­ en going on for general elementary majors. ern America and California to the COP library, it has been re­ NDARY CREDENTIAL vealed. RAM Dova Appears The collection consists of about In order to qualify for the sec- 1000 volumes, including 110 rare credential, a student must: and special editions, more than ) take some of the teacher edu- At Convocation 75 autographed volumes, several ition courses in his junior year, hundred pamphlets, many bound ) take General High School volumes of local historical maga­ [ethods and the methods course zines, and extensive files of news­ his teaching major in his se- paper clippings. ilor year, (3) as a high senior do This material has been assem­ Let ice teaching in his major bled by Dr. Hunt in the course of hly (this takes care of half of 70 years of study o f California usual practice teaching), (4) history. According to Dr. Eiselen, itain the usual degree in June, the collection now in the process I earn 30 units of graduate of being catalogued "will be a irk to complete the general distinct addition to the already indary credential by going to outstanding collection of books in weeks of summer session fol- this field." ng graduation, (12 units), iring the first year of teaching Wklng seminars and directed 87 Make Dean's List itjudy (6 units), and attending mother ten weeks of summer ses- For Fall Semester Dn after the first year of teach- A total of 87 College of the lig (12 units). COP students and faculty are Pacific students are listed on the J The first year of teaching must In for a special treat at Convo­ dean's list for the fall semester Returning victorious from Linfield, and showing the trophies |<t within a 30 to 40 mile radius cation on March 20 when they of 1957-58. Of these, 33 are se­ they won, are (1 to r) Don Duns, Carol Morley, Priscilla Guezec, the campus so as to enable a will have an opportunity to hear niors; 24 are juniors, 16 are soph­ and Denise I'edigan. |aiculty member from the college Nina Dova, a balladeer of inter­ omores, and 14 are freshmen. national folk songs. make frequent visits to the Seniors attaining the honor are Victory accompanied the COP debaters home Sunday night [ginning teacher to offer assist- Her selections will include Elizabeth Allen, Esther Amick, from the 27th annual Invitational Speech Tournament at Linfield ce. This internship experience songs from Chile, Colombia, the John Wesley Brown, Fuad Nah- College, McMinnville, Oregon. 1 •jj * the first semester on the job United States, Canada, Brazil, has, Joan Ulrich, Pat Zumwalt, This tournament is the largest of its kind in the United States; its been found to be one of the Martinique, and Offenbach. George Thompson, Ruth Coyken- and 500 students representing 40 colleges in the West and Pacific Dst valuable aids to the new Miss Dova has had vast train­ dall, Janice Krahenbuhl, Marvel Northwest, including Stockton College, Stanford University, and the I e icher University of California, participated. in ing in drama and music. She has Watkins, Russell Warner, Wille- rhis program is open by ap- appeared on many entertainment mina Fairbanks, William Bristow, Four trophies for four first cation only. Some of this media, such as television, Broad­ Judy McMillin, Pat Sanford, Lee places went t o COP students. fflr's juniors might qualify, and way, supper clubs, and radio, and Allerdice, Donald Duns, Charlotte Tenative June Grads Don Duns, senior, took a first for erested sophomores are in- has toured Europe, Canada, Mex­ Scriven, Lee Tonner, Jeanne Had- Named In New List ed to investigate this oppor- ico, and the United States. ley, Floyd Bentley, Dennis Day, radio speaking with "The Death I u lity. Interested students may Most of Miss Dova's songs are Priscilla Guezec, George Mac- of Anastasia." Priscilla Guezec Miss Ellen Deering, registrar, II ike an appointment with Mrs. of folk origin, and each is pre­ Murphey, Harry Maxey, Alvin and Carol Morley, both seniors, has released a tentative list of '"Ay Goleman through the School ambled by an explanation that is Dlonizio, Estell Lommel, Mar- came in first in senior women's names of seniors enrolled this |f Education office in Owen Hall, clear and amusing. She accom­ cella Motto, Barrie Wells, Dean debate on the national topic deal­ semester who expect to graduate m 208. panies herself with a guitar, Ferreira, Chris Greene, and Ed ing with the right to work law; in June. By action of the Faculty Coun­ NTARY CREDENTIAL drums, and other instruments, Leonard. Denise Fedigan, freshman, was and further delights her audi­ Juniors on the list are Albert first junior women's interpreta­ cil, January 1, 1958, the following RAM ences with her striking concert tion with "Glass Menagerie;" announcement has been made: ollege of the Pacific has ex- Louie, Ronald Isetti, Nancy New­ gowns. ton, Neal O'Doan, Warner Strip- and Carol Morley took another "All senior and graduate candi­ mented for three years with dates for degrees in June who The New York Herald Tribune lin, Jackie Coker, Stephen Stock­ first in senior women's extem­ acceleration program for gen- are registered for courses in the has said, "Nina Dova is really ing, Lois Wells. George Fasel, pore with a talk on the organiza­ 'r*l elementary majors, and this spring semester must complete something special." The New James Zimmerman, Betty Blake- tion of SEATO. >ear for the first time the pro- all course work, including any York Times has this to say: ley, Marjorie Sward, Marielle kam has been open to regularly Dennis Day and Ginger Ivers final examination, by the end of "Nina Dova is theatre-wise and Tsukamoto, James Caminata, trolled students. participated in the senior men's the last week prior to final ex­ has that indescribable something Primo Castagno, William Rhoads, This program calls for ten and women's one man Lincoln- amination week in order to have veeks of summer session to earn called 'personality'." Marilyn Peterson, Sharon Bar- Douglas debate and placed sec­ nett, Millard Hyland, Margaret final grades available in time for units, the usual fall semester ond; Ronald Loveridge and Jack graduation. Each instructor is lith necessary methods courses Phillips, Esther Shikuma, Helen Willoughby both placed third in Dr. Carter To Speak Sperry, Jerry Gritz, and Joseph responsible for the method by 16% units, the spring sem- the junior men's debate. Loris which the work of the candidates At Chapel March 18 Calderon. Mer with all day practice teach- Bringelson and Denise Fedigan in his classes shall be evaluated." for 14 units, and ten more IF WE GO TO WAR — HOW Sophomores having a 3.5 point tied Ruth Miller and Donna Mil­ Seniors who wish to raise ks of summer session for 12 MUCH DO YOU CARE? Dr. Gene average or over are Ron Love- ler in the junior women's debate grades MAY take finals at the -iits. The person then com­ Carter, superintendent of the ridge, Loretta Steele, Jim Lynn, for a third place award for COP. regularly scheduled time. Such mences teaching one year sooner Metropolitan District of the Meth­ D e 11 e n e Moreland, Elizabeth Individual awards went to Hor­ examinations may raise, but not 'an the usual time. odist Church, will ask this ques­ Akers, Nels Rasmussen, Richard ace Wheatley, second place, and lower, the previously assigned The first year of teaching would tion in the last in the current Brown, Joan Thomas, Dennis Lynn Engdahl, third place, in grade. Graduation honors are * within a 30 to 40 mile radius series on social concerns in the Green, Shirley Ross, Barbara after dinner speaking. Harry computed on grades filed May Small, Arleen Valterza, Janet the campus, and this program March 18 chapel service. Dr. Car­ Sharpe placed third in senior 31. «so features an internship in ter is a former professor a t Barron, Jeanette Smith, Leah men's oratory; and Jean Avery, Instructors will report to the , J fall semester with a COP Pacific School of Religion in Morford, and Gary Hubb. senior women's oratory; Dennis registrar on May 3 those seniors aculty member of the education Berkeley. Freshman attaining the list are Day, senior men's impromptu; not passing in their courses.
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