Marshall University - Chief Justice Yearbook (Huntington, WV)

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zoology Studies such as the pull of gravity and computation of the speed of a bullet are made in classes instructed by Mr. Donald Martin and Mr. Berkley Shafer of the Physics Department. Though Mr. Ralph Edeburn, Mr. N. Bayard Green, and Miss Dorothy Fisher do not seem too much disturbed, the little man in the middle is really used in the study of zoology. business Accounting, Marketing, and Management are just a few of the fields offered to the student in Business by Miss Nancy Hess, Miss Dorothy Seaberg, Mrs. Carolyn Dwight, Mrs. Irene Evans, Miss Eva Miller. Miss Jeanne Owen, Mr. Carl Miller, Mr. Melville Gill, and Mr. Vernon Jolley. physics i

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chemistry Everyone knows that NaCI is common table salt, but not until passing courses in chemistry from Mrs. Augusta Little, Mr. John Hoback, Mr. Allen Scholl, Mr. Ora Rumple, and Mrs. Frances Whelpley is a student able to recite valences, balance chemical equations, or name the basic elements. political science What is the significance of the mid-term elections? What will Ike do now? These questions are ably answered by ihe Political Science Department. The Marshall staff is composed of Mr. Conley Dillon, Mr. Charles Harper, Mr. Carl Leiden, and Mr. Paul Stewart. philosophy and religion Be it a course in logic or in the history of religion, Mr. Lloyd Beck and Mr. Louis Jennings are ready to give you the answers.

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french and latin That women like to talk in any language teems to be proved by Miss Lucy Whitsel, of the Department of latin and Greok, and Miss Alma Noble and Miss Virginia Parrish of the Department of French. german German, as taught by Mr. Walter Perl and Mr. Julius Lieberman, is likely to include as much music and literature as declensions and conjugations. Spanish This photographer is crazy is the sentence written on the blackboard. A student taking 3 course in Spanish from Miss Priscilla Laughlin and Mr. Juan Fors will have little trouble translating it. speech Speech is an essential part of life, and all phases from radio and debate techniques to correction methods and actual clinic work are taught by Mr. Clayton Page, Mr. Raymond Cheydleur, Miss Ruth Coffman, Miss Marjorie Skelton, Miss Kathleen Robertson, Mr. James McCubbin, and Mr. Otis Ranson.