Auburn University - Glomerata Yearbook (Auburn, AL)

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THE OLD ARCHITECTU RAL BUILDING Being dwarfed by ifs grandchild, +l1e New Archiieciure Building. ABC's of inferior design Hallmark 'Ialce no'Ie . . . C'esI' magnifique!! . . . Advanced wallpaper design 0 INTERIOR DESIGN 0 0 BUILDING CONSTRUCTION 0 0 LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE O 0 ADVERTISING DESIGN 0 ILLUSTRATION DRAMATIC ARTS INDUSTRIAL DESIGN MUSIC

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V The School ol Architecture The School oT ArchiTecTure and The ArTs includes The De- parTmenTs oT ArchiTecTure, Landscape ArchiTecTure, ArT, Dra- maTic ArTs. and Music. CreaTive design is The characTerisTic ThaT is common To The Training ThaT is oTTered in all oT These deparTmenTs. The guiding principle in This creaTive work, used by The archiTecT, The inTerior designer, The landscape archiTecT, and The arTisT, is The saTisTacTion oT all requiremenTs Tor uTiliTy. sound consTrucTion, and eTTecTive, pleasing Torm. IT is The aim oT The School, The oldesT oT iTs kind in The SouTh, To Train men and women To Till imporTanT posiTions in The proTessional liTe oT The sTaTe. STudenTs enrolled in The arT deparTmenT have a choice oT AclverTising Design, PainTing lllusTraTion, Fashion lllusTraTion, TexTile Design, or lndusTrial Design. The courses in DramaTic ArTs oTTer To Those inTere-sTecl in The various aspecTs oT The TheaTre a well-balanced combinaTion oT TheoreTic:al sTudy and pracTical work in play producTion and acTing. Courses oTTered in The DeparTmenT oT Music aim To provide Thorough Training To Those desiring To acquire skill in perform- ance and composiTion. WiTh The addiTion OT The New ArchiTecTure Building and The renovaTion oT The older quarTers, The School oT ArchiTec- Ture now has a physical planT equal To any oT iTs kind anywhere in The counTry. The new building, builT To accommodaTe ar- chiTecTure, landscape archiTecTure, and arT sTudenTs, will comTorTably Take care OT 700 sTudenTs, The building conTains draTTing and lecTure rooms, clay modeling and inTerior design labs, an exhibiT room, an 8000 volume library, and sTaTT oT- Tices. ning Nlghf UnTo N1gl1T . . . Buf you can'T see Through aluminum!

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iheSchooI of Chemistry DR. CHARLES RICHARD SAUNDERS Dean of The School of Chemistry The School of Chemisfry suffered a greaf loss wiTh The un- Timeiy deaTh of Dean ivlarfin lasf-summer. l-lowever. capable leadership was found in Dr, Charles Richard Saunders. Dr. Saunders received his B.S. and lv1.S. degrees aT Auburn and his Ph.D. aT The Universify of Nebraska. He ioined Auburn's sTaffin l932. The School of Chernisfry offers courses leading To degrees in chemisfry, and laborafory Technology, and offens many service courses for The oTher schools on The campus. Chemical engineering is chiefly for process deveiopmenf and produc- Tion. Laborafory Technology gives preparafion for Technicians for food and nuTriTion laborafories and prepares one for hos- piTal Training leading To a degree in Medical Technology. An acfive research program is mainfained and doing iTs parf in confribufing To The fundamenTal research which i-s chiefly The province of colleges and universifies, The School is housed in The Ross Chemical Laborafory, wiTh The Emerson R. Miller Library, and fully equipped modern laboraTories. The Auburn chemisf has been forTunaTe This lasT year wifh The addifion of new facuify members and The opening of The new Wilmore Engineering LaboraTory. A few of our resources are imporTanT in The raw sTaTe. How- ever, many oTher producTs would have liTTle value excepT Through chemifsfry. Auburn's chemisTs are Trained To become useful cifizens wiTh speciaiizedfraining for rendering profes- sional service and developing our resources. The domain of Those laTen'l' forces . . . . . . Maybe a new elemenT . , . Problem in semi-micro qualiTaTive analysis