Henderson State University - Star Yearbook (Arkadelphia, AR)

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Bzblogzbvzl fczmce dzkfecif Ike World of lzifmcg thingy The purpose of the biological science department is to give the students a better understanding of one of the world's greatest mysteriesflife itself. The gen eral education behind the departn1ent,s program will enable the student to obtain knowledge about, an understanding oi. and an appreciation of the living world. The professional objective of the division is to prepare competent teachers of biological science for the elementary and secondary schools. 6' 1 WILLIANI ALMY MISS ELIZABETH MILLARD DR PEGGY R Associate Professor BRINKLEY McBURNEY DORRIS Associate Professor Instructor Assistant Professor I CAN'T BELIEVE it came out HTSO4 instead of H2Ol - ponders this bio-chemistry student. Hilti 'l' HEY-l'I S ALMOST like a recipe-Now lets see A dash of this

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MISS ELISE REID Associate Professor PREPARING FOR STUDENT teaching, these girls are learning how to evaluate their forthcoming experiences in the world of a teaching profession. MISS ELSIE ROSS DR. MARY Associate Professor STEPHENSON Professor POSTERS AND PROJECTS seem To be great topics for dis- cussion among students in elementary education. PAGE AFTER PAGE of endless reports and evaluations must be completed during the course of the Education Maior's weeks in the BLOC. l if , A D-R. JOHN DR. EMORY l TREADWAY WESLEY A 4 I Professor Associate Professor l 23

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Home Economzbf - the Ziuzfdzhg block for future bomemaz km The courses in Home Economics offered at Henderson provide a sound basis for good home management and family life. The courses are designed to aid those MRS. JUANITA LAKEY students who want to use them to increase their skills as homemakers. They also Professor and Chairman provide subject matter for those who desire to work in other fields where general home economics training is essential or valuable. The professional objective of the division is to train teachers for effective work in the vocational homemaking pro- grams of the secondary schools. P i t, it MISS ELIZABETH MISS ALLENE MRS. VIRGINIA CUNNINGHAIVI STANTON WILMUTH Assistant Professor Assistant Professor Assistant Professor CAROL GRISHAM PRACTICES sewing techniques STUDENTS IN ADVANCED clothing study many sources for meth- ' one phase of home economics, as she constructs ods of clothing construction before cutting a garment out. These a garment in advanced Clothing. methods are put to practice every day. MEAL MANAGEMENT IS one class in which girls learn to manage time in all phases of meal preparation and serving. .eq sta t , if