Central Michigan University - Chippewa Yearbook (Mount Pleasant, MI)

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l 'F' 'YW' J fcwrs .' ' 5 Q! is E S 1 I g'J 1 .i?:': 5 afflxsfggz NE: E ?v J ' igii Wwe' ll u.h..u CLEON C. RICHTMEYER A. B., Albion, Graduate Study, Chicago At the beginning of the spring term, 1928 the mathematics department moved from its cramped temporary quarters in the science building to its home in the new administration building. This suite consists of an office and two class-rooms furnished with new and up- to-date equipment. A halftime instructor was added to the de- partment this year, which permitted the in- troduction of several new courses. The new courses offered this year are: Advanced Al- gebra, Shop Mathematics, Theory of Equa- tions, and Differential Equations. A course in Plane Geometry was offered during the winter and spring terms for those who lacked entrance requirements in that subject. At least one new course, Advanced Analytic Geometry, will be introduced next year. Professor Webster H. Pearce, head of the department, is on leave of absence as he is now State Superintendent of Public Instruc- tion. During his absence Professor Cleon C. Richtmeyer is the acting head of the depart- ment. I if.. CASSIE GIBSON Cmziral State Tcacltcrs Cellcgc ROSA KINGSBURY .'l. B., Ivlichigang GrarI11atcSturly, Michigan 7

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S 'lf -lin , Nil GRICULTURE A-.AB-Mai 3. .ff asia l fin' Y , V Q 4' ge 1 X Xl l Q ir ,e 1' Nh, A it I A' 3 , 1 5' , . ,I i, - 1, : ' 5 elf, !,,I- f N. , 1 ...S ,X ,. , . M , -5 :Q 'll '. ' . 2 4? -A' f Z' .. .3ffI:ig , , . W' i I igfiudh ' I . f ET: ,1 nt - --v . - A v I ,af - ' ' ,. - ' - . 1 1-7 An '- ' g 4 - il... ,A .wa - -'T,-- H m . W 2 B 7 Q i .A,, r it 1 ,, ,, l MYRON A. COBB M. S., Michigan Statc Collcgcg Graduate Study, Michigan, Iowa, Wisconsin The agricultural department aims to serve the cause of agriculture in the following Ways: first, assisting in the preparation of rural teach- ers, second, affordingan opportunity to any one who may be interested in electing one or more courses in agriculture, third, offering an oppor- tunity to any one who may care to major in the subject, possibly look- ing forward to a course in agriculture, or a boy's and girl's club Worker, extension man, science and agricultural teacher. . Constant additions are being made to our equipment. The fine rooms, apparatus, exhibits, and nearby 640 acre Indian School farm make us the best equipment of any school or college in the state, with the exception of M. S. C. Gur credits apply directly at the State College.