SATURDAY, MARCH 8, 1952
THE DAILY, TAR HEEL
PAGE SE-VEN
Educators
Contribute
To Yearbook
Seven. North Carolinians, in
cluding three from the University,
are authors of sections of the 1952
yearbook, entitled "Growing Up
in An Anxious Age," just releas
ed by the Association of Super
vision and Curriculum Develop-
mont n ripnanmpnt nr tno im n-
tional Education Association.
The ASCD has a membership
of 6,600 composed of school sup
ervisors directors of curriculum,
school administrators, classroom
teachers, and teachers of teacher
training institutions.
tributed t the publication are j
Profs Dorothy McCuskey and Wil-
linda Savage, both of the School
of Education; and Prof. Alan
Keith-Lucas, School of Social
Work. Others are Charles M.
Clarke, State Department of Ed-'
ucation, Little Rock, Ark., a
member of the School of Educa- 1
tion staff here last year; Robert
M. Fink, State Health Coordinat- 1
ing Service, Raleigh; Mindel C.
Sheps, School Health Service,
North Carolina College, and
Farmer Smith, boys' adviser,
Hugh Morson High, Raleigh.
The yearbook emphasizes the
importance of meeting more ade
quateiy "the needs of children in
a world of anxiety and opportun
ity." Calling attention to some of the ,
problems in American education,!
the yearbook says, "Today with;
more of the nation's children in
school than ever before, the role'
of education in American culture
is being debated by schoolmen (
and citizens everywhere . . . The
purpose of education is not clear." ,
This fact is demonstrated, the
authors of the publication believe,
when "most adults who, as they
grow older, become increasingly
sentimental and defensive about
their own childhood . . . Each
generation has its fond memories
of the way it was reared, forget
ting much, cherishing what is re
membered. Most people want the
same kind of experiences for their
children that they had when they
were young, plus much more. We
have a tendency to feel that if it
was good for us it must be good
for our offspring.
"Many" educational practices
are a remnant of horse and buggy
days our one-room school hous
es, our nine-months school term
with vacation during the harvest
season, our annual hiring and fir
ing of teachers and yearly con
tracts, the nine-to-four school
day, and even the curriculums
we teach," the yearbook states.
"The school man, in all this con
troversy regarding public educa
tion finds himself confused by the
divergent points of view and op
posing pressures."
Officers Named
Dorothy Beals of Johnson City,
Tenn. has been elected president
of Gamma Epsilon chapter of
Alpha Gamma Delta sorority for
the coming year.
Other offices for 1952-53 are
Vice-President Jody Levey of
Richmond, Va.; second Vice-president
Dee Funai, also of Rich
mond; Treasurer Joan Lewis of
Waverly, Penn.; Social Chair
man Bev Lively of Hinton, W.
Va.; House Manager Shirley Gee
of Johnson City, Tenn.: Recording
Secretary Rosalyn Brown of El
berton, Ga.; Corresponding Sec
retary Jeanette Chance of Lum-
ROB BINS
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flowing with fresh new sports fashions
as brisk as the new spring season
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