Eastern Michigan University - Aurora Yearbook (Ypsilanti, MI)

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ARTvHOME ECONOMICS . R ef K A xy? I hx, x Tc Up two Flights ol stairs to the second Floor ol the administra- tion building we clamor to view the exhibits ol art. The teaching in the Fine Arts department is in the capable hands ol Prof. Qrlo Gill and his assistants. Donning a smocl4, we could wander through rooms showing slcills and techniques learned here. Sculpturing, painting, blaclc board clrawing, lile sl4etch- ing, design, and etching hold the attention ol art students, or those who lacl4 the talent but appreciate art. Across campus in the well-lcnown Welch l-lall is the l-lome Economics department. Classes in lood buying, meal planning, clothing, coolcing, and home management prepare the coeds lor home malcing. lVliss Estelle Bauch is the director ol these home-makers. To aid learning the art ol house-lceeping, the department maintains a practice house supervised by Miss lfula Underbrinlc. Girls living here lamiliarize themselves with mops, brushes, sweeper, soap and water, home-coolced meals, and bed-malcing. N . Left to Right: Swete Gill Strafer Porter Left to Right: Llnclerbrink Kelly Bauch Ct ..

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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. '

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Left to Right: Erikson Schneckenburger Lindquist Left to Right: Brundage Kercheval Eiilllemedj Gabbard M A T H E M A TIC S C H E M I S T R Y A '18 i l lt the marvels oi science and especially those of chemistry amaze you, a trip to the Science building will be interesting. The men to see there are Professor Perry Brundage and his co- Workers. ln their laboratories those usimplen courses oi lnorganic, Qualitative, Qrganic, or Food Analysis uniold before the alerteye ol chemistry students. Persevering males and Females test one substance after another to discover hidden secrets. An array ot test tubes, Bensen burners, bottles of chemicals, and a sturdy table is their kingdom. ln this industrial land oi opportunity, it is essential to have a Well-rounded background oi mathematics. Pierce l'lall is the center for classes studying subjects like integral Calculus, Analytic Geometry, industrial Mathematics and insurance. Professor Theodore Lindquist and his mathematicians seek to simplify these brain-twister courses and to acquaint the student vvith a general knowledge oi the mathematics involved in our busy commercial world.