Marshall University - Chief Justice Yearbook (Huntington, WV)

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physical education The Men's Physical Education Department under the direction of Mr. Fred H. Fitch and his capable assistants Mr. Dan Wicklinc, Mr. Michael Josephs, Mr. Otto A. Swede GulUckson, and Mr. Herb Royer, offers one of the most varied sports programs in the country. sociology What is the real reason behind juvenile delinquency? Family breakups, crime? These complex questions are discussed fully by the members of the Marshall Sociology Department. Sociology students learn the reasons for many such problems from Mr. Paul Lasakow, Mr. Harold Hayward, and Mr. J. T. Richardson. journalism geology Good spelling, concise working, fast legman tactics, and a nose for news are a few of the requisites for breaking into the journalism game, all of which arc developed in classes instructed by Mr. Page Pitt, Miss Virginia Lee, and Mr. James Horring. Future geologists study under the guidance of Mr. David Stewart and Mr. Raymond Janssen. Everything from crude rocks to rare minerals is studied in class and on field trips. Thus Marshall's geology students gain knowledge through classroom and practical experience.

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colleges . . . faculty The College of Arts and Sciences, under the direction of Dean J. Frank Bartlett, offers training in creative and technical programs. The Graduate School, with the guidance of Dean A. E. Harris, has continued to grow throughout the years, until advanced degrees may now be obtained in many different fields. D. Banks Wilburn, Dean of Teachers College, directs the teachers of tomorrow in their various fields.

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After a long day of Shakespeare and sentence structure, these mombers of the English Department relax and enjoy a cup of tea and doughnuts in the North Parlor of Old Main. They arc Mr. John Stender, Mrs. Mary White, Mr. Curtis Baxter, Mr. Jack Brown, Mr. Marvin Mitchell, Miss Frieda Starkey and Mr. Edgar Riggs. english Also enjoying the tea and the trend of conversation are Miss Alva Rice, Miss Virginia Lee, Mrs. Ernestine Jones, Mr. Donald Pollitt and Miss Henrietta Hepburn. A smile goes a long way must be the thought running through the minds of Mr. Robert Sechler. Mr. Louis Sheets, Mrs. Helen Harvey, Miss Ruth Flower, and Mr. Wayne Warncke.