College of Wooster - Index Yearbook (Wooster, OH)

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Each class inherits a store of traditions. An incorn- plete inventory would include freshman hazing, sophomore court, junior May Queen and senior Week. Unfortunately, War curtailment has rationed proms as Well as sugar and coffee, so the juniors must be satis- fied with a substitute. Other items, such as the dec- orating of the Hoover Christmas tree, Will not appear in the stock after l942. Perhaps they will be replaced, perhaps not. THE CLASSES

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C 654 afsfdfd Four departments, approximately thirty- seven courses, and fourteen professors are catalogued under the heading, the liberal arts. The largest of these departments, the School of Music, recently completed an uphill migration to White-pillared Merz Hall. Here are the studios of Professor Rowe and his octet of associates. The Parmalee duet gives piano and instru- mental lessons, aided by Mr. Barrisg Miss Richmond supplements her voice instruc- tion by directing the Girls' Glee Club, Miss Fetzer Hande1izes on the organ: Mr. Davis conducts the brass section of both the conservatory and the band: Miss Rees and Mrs. Rowe theorize-Miss Rees in the Miss Eakin constructs a picture frame in her third-floor studio. She teaches all the art classes and maintains that students can best appreciate art by drawing. public school courses, and Mrs. Howe in the appreciation classes. Mr. DeVeny has changed from baritone to C.P.T. coordina- tor. The next two department, philosophy and religion, are blood brothers on the re- quirement list. Every student suffers, laughs, and footnotes his Way through Dr. Ferm's introductory philosophy. Dr. Hutchi- son provides the link between the philo- sophical, the religious and the nautical, for he teaches in all three sections. Dr. Vance still upholds the bulwarks of religion since Dean Bruere and Mr. Anderson have gone to sea. The last department is the one woman, young woman art division super- vised by Miss Eakin. Mr. Anderson, Dr. Vance and Dean Westhafer are pictured in the former religion room. Every student is required to take eight hours of religion.

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