Eastern Michigan University - Aurora Yearbook (Ypsilanti, MI)

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Left to Right: Case Wolfe Owens Sobourin Mogoon Bock Row: Millimcin Cleveringo Andrews Front Row: Owens Bates Rosentreter Trobilcox Nlillimon Utter LANGUAGE ' LIBRARY Even though the londs cicross the woters ore in turmoil, wide-owcil4e students ore still interested in lecirning the lcinguoges ond literoture cl these countries. Qn the second Floor ol the litnrory is the Modern Longuoge depcirtment. The Ancient Longuoge deportment is found on the second Floor ol pierce l-loll. The Foreign Longuoge ond Literoture deportment is headed by professor glohn l-lenry Qwens. l-le ond his co-worlcers hove ci progrom that lurnishes the individuol with o more complete understond- ing of the peoples of the world. Reference work is importont in the building ol ony course ol study. So it is thot ony time, day or night, o busy stoti ol both students ond Foculty delves into the deep recesses ol our compus librory to supply the motericil needed by the inquiring students. Miss Elsie V. Andrews is the l-leod l.il3rorion with o group ol well-informed ossistonts to put into our honds the moteriol we oslc For. '15

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t'.l3 Back Row: Aitchison Miserez jordan Harrold Moore l-lanna Barnes Magoon Emery Cooper Front Row: Sanders Ballevy Carey Eckert l-lagle l.impus VW, , Left to Right: Edson Wood McKay Kelly Stowe ENGLISH v SPEECH Welch l-lall is the center of instruction in literature, and in its tamed old halls are enjoyed the writings ot all ages. l-lere too, young authors are given the opportunity to satisfy their whims tor creative Writing. The fundamentals for teaching literature, composition, and grammar are ottered by a stahf headed by Protessor Gerald Sanders. This group expertly guides classes to a better under- standing and appreciation of the English language. Side by side with these English instructors work the speech teachers. To them, oral interpretations are as important as the written ones. Professor Frederick B, lVlcKay heads the enthusiastic group ot leaders Who coach the amateur speakers on the Way to uput acrossl' their subjects. Many a Winner has come from under their wing to bring tame and honor to our school. Also dramatic training is ohfered to those aspiring to become Barrymores and l.unts or Bernhardts and Cornells, 'I4

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Left to Right: Springman Herrick Milford COMMERCIAL INDUSTRIAL ART '16 Left to Right Chamberlain I-Iatton Willoughby Turnbull Morrison Richards Lappinen Third Floor, Pierce Hall isthehome ol the Commercial depart- ment. The tapping ol typewriters, the clicking ol comptometers, the sound ol Flying Fingers is heard as professor vlohn Springman and his assistants drill the students in Typing, Shorthand, Ac- counting, Business l.avv, Advertising, Salesmanship, and other business courses. There is a special course For all students ol the college which teaches the vvay to writing legibly and correctly, The Industrial Arts department is divided in tvvo sections. Une group is located in the Adm building.-' I-lere classes like practical Electricity, Mechanical Drawing, I-lousehold Mechanics, and Metal Work are olliered. In the basement ol Welch I-lall many displays ol handicraft are made. Courses involving hand skill such as, Arts and Cralts or Industrial Arts lor Elementary Grades hold the interest ol all who enter these rooms. Professor George A. Willoughby supervises both sections. '