Smyrna times., 1952-09-04
1OS TEACHERS
ATTEND u. OF ID.
New Eight Weeks Student
Teaching Program Inaugur-
ated at u. of ID.
LIST STUDENT TEACHERS

106 prospective teachers from
the University of Delaware
School of Education will be engag
ed in the student teaching program
during the early part of the frs
semester of the 1952-53 schoo
year. In contrast to the si-week'i
training period of previous years
a full time, off-campus training
program of eight weeks duration
will be inaugurated this year. Il
is also interesting to note that Tho
number of student teachers in ele
mentary education, which has beer
constantly increasing in recenf
years, now exceeds the number
seeking positions at the secondary
school level. Following their prac'
tical duties, the student. teachers
will return to the campus between
October 18th and 9th.
Elementary Student Teachers
Patricia Adkins, Georgetown
Doris Armentrout, Alexis I. du,
Pont; Lynn Baugher, Newark
Anne Beyerlin, Newark; Barbara
Boyce, Rehoboth; Diane Brodsky
Harlan; Nancy Joy Brooks, New.
ark; Nancy Newton Burri, Silver.
side; James Carbonetti, Newark
Florence Chaiken, George Wash.
ington; Joanna N. Conaway, Sea-
ford; Mary Lou Conover, Alexis L
DUPONT; Jacqueline Ann Erdman
Laurel; Martha Tanning, Oak
Grove; Susan S. Ferver, Edgemoor;
Ruth Galperin, Alexis DUPONT;
Jean Gibson, New Castle; Mar
guerite Grant, Dover; Florence P,
Hafner, Alexis I. DUPONT; Barbara
Hoch, New Castle; Constance How
ard, No. 80; Elizabeth Hurley, Sea-
ford; Nancy Jones, Silverside;
Charlotte c. Kessler, George Gray;
Joanne Kowalewski, No. 10; r.. G.
Lachmar, Newark; Margaret A.
Lockerman, Harlan; Helen Louise
Macklin, Georgetown; Dolores Mae
Maloney, Seaford; 10 Masors, Har-
Ian; Iilda M. McCabe, Laurel;
June McDonel, Newark; M. Vir-
ginia M. McQuaid, Williams; John
]. Meccariello, Newark; Kathryn
Murphy, Alexis I. DUPONT; Nancy
Jane Perper, Newark; Ruth L.
Pierson, New Castle; Rae Lewis
Priestley, Edgemoor; Ann Lee
Prior, Krebs; Helen Lois Purdy,
No. 80; Ruth M. Purdy, No. 13;
Kenneth L. Rieth, Newark; Jean
Riggin, Krebs; Aileen Ritchie,
Newark; Doris Simon, George
Washington; Mae Small, George
Gray; Barbara Smith, Oak Grove;
Jean Y. Smith, New Castle; Janice
Helene Thompson, Laurel; Shirley
L. Truitt; Krebs; Florence Twi-
ford, Williams; Hilda Waller, New
ark; Judith H. Weiss, Williams;
Carole r. Welshons, Williams;
Joan ID. Wesler, Williams.
Secondary Student Teachers
Charles Abrams, New Castle;
Elaine N. Abrams, p. S. DUPONT;
Kathleen Adams, p. S. DUPONT;
Robert e. Baynard, Newark; Janet
e. Boutin, Newark; Robert Boyce,
A. I. dupont; Samuel Bronfin, Will
mington; Mary l.. Brown, Dover;
Robert L. Carey, Conrad; Ann Co
Iona, Georgetown; Paul Davenport,
Bridgeville; Ruth G. Eckert, New
ark; Richard Evans, Delmar; Mar
lene Feinglass, Wilmington; Trudy
Gilgenast, Wilmington; Sally Cold
man, Wilmington; Nancy A. Goyne,
Richardson Park; Joan Greenfield,
Conrad; Norma Hamstead, A. /.
DUPONT; Helen Handy, Jason
Comp; M. Joanne Heath, p. S. du-
Pont; Francis It. Heilig, Newark;
Bill Horney, P. S DUPONT; William
Hewlett, Caesar Rodney; Anita
Irion, Wilmington; Dorothy Racks,
P S. DUPONT; John Kelleher, Con-
rad; John Kinniken, Laurel; Lor-
raine Kinsella, Warner Jr. High;
John f., III, Kinter, Richardson
Park; Laura Kish, A. I. DUPONT;
Mary Little, Mt. Pleasant; Robert
Martin, NIT. Pleasant; Paul Muel-
ler, Newark; Anne Joy Murray,
Conrad; Frances Oliphant. Krebs;
Mary Lou Pinder,. New Castle; Su-
zanne Pratt, Newark; Margaret
Robinson, Seaford; Norman E.
Ross, Howard; Joann Roth, A. /.
DUPONT; Doris Sadowski, Middle
town; Richard Samworth, MT.
Pleasant; Ann Sutliff, Conrad; Vir-
ginia Wells, P. S. dupont; Carolyn
williams, Rehoboth; Lewis w.