DePauw University - Mirage Yearbook (Greencastle, IN)

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BIBLE uList the descendants of David. To fulHll the religion requirement for grad- uation,many DePauw students join pre-theos in courses in the Bible Department. Through the study of such topics as Synoptics and Prophets they become Familiar with religious ideas through the ages as well as with a great work of literature. Thus these students fulhll an important goal of the liberal arts idea by developing the spiritual side of their thinking. Dr. hV. Farmer, Dr. R. Eccles, Dr. W. Bundy, Dept. Head. Students,di!igently copying notes in Bibles is the forerunner of :1 Bible 0pcn-bock exams. Hr who writes smallest gets rht- best grades!

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T017 Raw: L. Beck, J. Campbell, R. French, Faculty Advisor,C.Poole, J. Lccrkamp. Bollam Row: R. Holton, Trans, B. Hardy, Pram, l . Ewoldt, M4 John son, Sec'y. Logking like prgfessionuls, sans berets and smacks, art majors try their brush at pumting still life in oils. Round and round the pottery wheel goes, and how the vase will look, these girls hope they know. 23

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BOTANYIBACTERIOLOGY HDescribe a Bacillus subtilis. Dr. H. Yousc, Dr. W. VVclch, Miss M. Schneider, Dr. Dept. Head. ' 'I'. Yuncker, Taking a course in bacteriology gives the stu- dent access to one of the best-equipped labor- atories in the state. He is also fortunate to see his cultured organisims through new three-objec- tive microscopes. Dr. Yuncker, head of the department, gives lectures every week telling him all about the lovely little germs; Miss Marjorie Schneider, 21 graduate student in bacteriology, assists in the weekly labs and keeps him from licking his typhoid-Jaden fingers; Mr. Beck talks about the weather and the days news while handing him his clean containers. XVith this equipment and these people helping; it is easy to learn the culture of microbrganisms and methods of their control.