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RESERVE OFFICERS' TRAINING CORPS-COL. JAMES .l. HEA. The Reserve Officers, Training Corps Unit started functioning at the opening of the fall quarter of 1947. The course covers 12 quarters and rewards the student with commission of 2nd Lieutenant in the U. S. Army Reserve. Starting from scratch just two years ago, the Unit has grown rapidly. Twenty-four commissions have been awarded, and it is expected that about 40 students a year will complete the course. All instruction is by regular Army personnel. AIR ROTC-COL. THOMAS A. LEE. The Department of Air ROTC was organized in June, 1949, after operating as a unit of the Department of Military Science and Tactics since 1947. Twenty-nine men were commis- sioned as 2nd Lieutenants in the first year, 22 received commissions in December 1949, and 48 expect to be commissioned in .lune 1950. Our objective is to select and train students who possess the character, intelligence, desire and sense of duty to become Air Force officers and responsible citizens. SOCIAL SCIENCE-DR. WILLIAM H. POYTRESS. The Department of Social Sciences has developed as an integral part of the College and of the state. It has contributed its quota of teachers, scholars, business men, public employees and good citizens. The granting of the general second- ary credentials and the master's degree is looked upon as presenting greater opportunities for service and as a challenge which is to he accepted in the spirit of those who created this great state 100 years ago. SPEECH AND DRAMA-DR. HUGH W. GILLIS. Since 1927, the Speech and Drama Department has increased in faculty from three to 26, in stu- dent major enrollment from 16 to 206. Its purposes remain: to train teachersg to provide worthwhile entertainment, to help the general stu- dent solve his speech prohlemsg and to provide pre-professional training. The future realization of a new building will not mean an expansion of purposes, but, it is hoped, a greater success in achieving them. -Q, W
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