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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jul 31, 1963

Page

5

SIU Exposes College of Education Role in Nation’s Teachers

Erik Stottrup reports that over 1.5 million people taught in U S public schools in 1962 63 with Southern Illinois University College of Education producing its share The article quotes Troy W Edwards assistant dean on preparing teachers across levels the demand for women’s physical education teachers teacher education challenges include specialization school consolidation and on the job training Student teaching faces threats while pay slowly improves Edwards defends the field noting national growth and that education does not have a monopoly on poor teaching

Erik Stottrup Southern Illinoisan United States Southernlinois University College of Education Troy W. Edwards Stu’s College of Education Edwards SIU Chicago

Williamson graduates win state teacher education scholarships

Twenty four Williamson County high school graduates receive state teacher education scholarships for study at Illinois State Normal University Northern Illinois University Eastern Illinois University Western Illinois University and Southern Illinois University. Recipients include Brenda Kay Kennedy Vennie Rae Jones Clara Louise Carlisle Richard Lee Stauder Belita D Brewington Thomas M Bennett Jean Dickey Lela Bulliner Myra Noakes Mae Louise Maxton Billye Louise Perkins Jerry Rea Hampleman Pauline Warrick Anita Goodman Marvin Edwards Carolyn Ann Smith Jackie Holland Mary Ann Di Pietro Linda Angel Carol Hilliard Caludette Morse Judy Lokerse Brenda Cline David Merrell

Williamson County Williamson County Supt Leslie Stilley Ilinois State Normal University Normal Northern Ilinois University DeKalb Eastern Illinois University Charleston Western Illinois University Macomb Southern Illinois University Herrin Township Brenda Kay Kennedy Vennie Rae Jones Clara Louise Carlisle Richard Lee Stauder Belita D. Brewington Carterville Community Thomas M. Bennett Jean Dickey Lela Bulliner Myra Noakes Hurst Bush Community Mae Louise Maxton Bilsie Louise Perkins Jerry Rea Hampleman Johnston City Pauline Warrick Anita Goodman Marvin Edwards Carolyn Ann Smith Marion High School Jackie Holland Mary Ann di Pietro Linda Angel Carol Hilliard Caludette Morse Judy Lokerse Crab Orchard High School Brenda Cline David Merrell

Girls Enter Queen Contest Five Union County nominees

Five Union County high school girls are candidates for queen of the 143 State of Illinois Calling Contest. The Union County Sportsmen Club will sponsor the event Sept. 21 and 22. Candidates include Shirley Sweitzer Barbara White Linda Craig Deborah MeIntyre and Mary Eva Hart with affiliations in FHA pep club chorus and 4-H among others.

State of Illinois Linda Craig Deborah McIntyre Union County Union County Sportsmen Club Shirley Sweitzer Marion Sweitzer Cobden High School Hamemakers of America Cobden Barbara White Jack White Ware Shawnee High School Grace Craig Anna Jonesboro Community High School Future Nurges of America FHA Deborah MeIntyre Walley MeIntyre AJCIE Mary Eva Hart Bud Hart AJCHS

Funds Offered In Journalism Scholarships Guide

More than 500000 in journalism scholarship aid available for graduate and undergraduate study. 880 undergraduate awards worth 310766, 178 graduate grants worth 200000. Tuition scholarships at accredited colleges. Journal ism scholarships listed in Journalism Scholarship Guide by Newspaper Fund. 18000 general scholarships at 71 universities totaling about 5600000. Army Nurse programs offer financial aid with service terms. Ford Foundation grants fellowships in business admin and finance.

Benjamin Fine Sidney A. Lisenberg Newspaper Fund Broad St New York N.Y Surgeon General Dept. of the Army Army Army Nurse Corps Reserve U.S. Army Nurse Corps Adjutant General Washington D.C Ford Foundation Adne Finn

Fall Safety Meet Plans Form Publicity Group

A Youth Traffic Safety Conference is set for fall with a planning group named at a Springfield session. Members include Shirley Hindman and Peggy Whitacre of Future Business Leaders of America in Marion, and Marion native Marion G Patton of the Illinois Education Association. Gov. Otto Kerner attended the planning conference. The note also mentions rolled cookies and kitchen tips, and highlights Ford Foundation fellowships totaling 1,458,000 dollars to support graduate students in economics and public administration at 45 universities. For details, write Ford Foundation, 477 Madison Ave, New York.

Shirley Hindman Future Business Leaders of America Ford Built Foundation Madison Ave Ness Sup New York

Gardening awards honor Jackson County 4-H exhibitors

Gardners at the Jackson County 4 H agriculture show earned top A ratings across divisions at the 4 H park north of Murphysboro. Notable wins included top A in potato, tomato, berry and crafts categories with many named exhibitors and judges recognizing skill and variety.

Jackson Picks 4-H Entries

Jackson County 4-H members were chosen Monday to enter the Illinois State Fair competition in Springfield on August 15. Representing local units are Jerry Taylor Murphysboro Herbert McMeen and Sam Cox Carbondale Phyllis Smith Vergennes after winning A ratings at the county show. Hagler will demonstrate garden exhibit prep. McMeen shows first aid bandages. Cox spoke on The Return of the Square. Miss Smith spoke on 4H sportsmanship. Other A winners were Sandra Crowell Carol Lichter and Gary Grammer, all of Murphysboro.

Jackson County Springfield Tor Jerry Taylor Murphysboro Herbert McMean Sam Cox Carbondale Phyllis Smith Vergennes Farm ‘Bureau Hagler McMeen Cox Miss Smith Sandra Crowell Carol Lichter Gary Grammer

Youth Gun Safety Course Taught to Murphysboro youths

Ten Murphysboro youths attended a four hour gun safety course at Jackson County courthouse last week. Sponsored by the state Dept of Conservation education division, the program covers gun knowledge handling and hunter responsibilities. Ray Dillinger, former Jackson County sheriff, leads instruction with Louis Russell assisting across 33 Southern Illinois counties. The department provides a .410 shotgun and 20 gauge double barrel gun for demonstrations while Murphysboro merchants fund shells and emblems. Youths receive completion cards after training at the District 18 State Police range in Du Quoin.

Murphyshoro Jackson County State Dept. of Conservation Division of Education Ray Dillinger Southernlinois Louis Russell Murphysboro Ini du Quoin

Floridal Herrin High Band to Play at State Faircade

Auto show guests Mr and Mrs Angelo Restivo of Sneed Highway Herrin enjoy a Floridal Herrin High School band vacation. Directed by William Clarida the group performs at 2:30 p m on Aug 16 at the Music Box state faircade in Sarasota Fla. This is their second trip to the fair this summer and last year they won first in Class A with Jubilation.

Angelo Restivo Sneed Highway Herrin Floridal Herrin High School Horn Autome Sarasota Fla William Clarida

Jackson County 4-H to Demonstrate at Home Show

About 25 Jackson County 4-H economics club members will showcase food demonstrations at the annual county show on August 6 at First Presbyterian Church in Murphysboro Fair Acres. Judges will select seven participants to advance to the Illinois State Fair. The event features music pieces by Dartmouth, Kenney, Lecuona, and Gypsy selections. A band of 100 rehearses twice weekly for a concert in Herrin this summer.

Jackson County 4-Hnge Economics Club First Presbyterian Church Fair Acres Murphysboro Robert Ward Kenney Bolero Espanol Lecuona Dartmouth Bill Frescobaldi Wellstead Maumee Ohio Bert Herrin

Food Classes Begin To Help Surplus Food Recipients

The first of four nutrition classes for surplus food recipients was held Tuesday in Marion. The Franklin Williamson Bi-County Health Dept and Williamson County Illinois Public Aid Commission sponsored the sessions. Olga Nagel, health department nutritionist, planned and taught the first session. Lay instructors will assist upcoming classes at Douglas School.

Marion Franklin Williamson Bi-County Health Dept Williamson County Thellinois Public Aid Commission Olga Nagel Health Department

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