Marshall University - Chief Justice Yearbook (Huntington, WV)

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Responsible for preparing teachers who are qualified to deal with the cares, needs, and environment of children are Mr. L. E. Vanderzalm, Mr. Lawrence Nu-zum, Mr, Charles Runyan, Mr. Woodrow Morris, Mr. Ralph Purdy, Mr. Paul Musgrave, and Mr. Clarke Hess. Seated are Mr. Rex Gray, Mr. D. Banks Wilburn, Miss Margaret Hampel, Mr. Roy Woods, and Mr. Russell Smith. education The members of the high school faculty of the laboratory school work hand in hand in developing high character and citizenship in all studonts. Concerned with the wholesome development of the grade school students are these members of the laboratory school faculty.

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engineering Taught by Mr. Samuel Stinson, Mr. Charles Hoke, and Mr. George Urian, engineering students learn that stress and strain mean more than a phrase describing the rigors of college life. psychology The study of the human can be a very perplexing problem. Marshall psychology students soon learn everything from hard-to-pronounce psychological terms to administering intelligence tests from Mr. Joseph Lichtenstein, Mrs Madeleine Fell, Mr. Kenneth Loemker, Mrs. Florence Van Bibber, Mr. Don Perry. physical education-women Miss Louise McDonough, Miss Ruth Robinson, and Miss Charlotte Berryman handle the feminine sports department. The activities include everything from tennis to rhythm. Are there any Little Mo Connellys on the campus?

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 music Mrs. Eugenia McMullen, Mr. Wilbur Pursley, Mr. Thomas O'Connell, Mr. John Creighton, Mr. Leo Imperi, Miss Joanne Drescher, and Miss St. Elmo Fox, of the Music Department provide excellent instruction for budding young Glenn Millers and Rosemary Clooneys. music One, two, three. One, two, three. Someone is off the beat! You can be sure if isn't Mrs. Lavelle Jones, Mr. Lawerence Kingsbury, Mr. Alfred Lanegger. o» Mr. Wayne Hugoboom of the Music Department. social studies From Argentina to Alaska, Turkey to Thailand, students study geography, topography, social customs, and methods of government of many nations from Mr. Gerald Phillips, Mr. Edwin Cubby, Mr. Walter Felty, and Mr. A. E. Harris of the Social Studies Department.