DePauw University - Mirage Yearbook (Greencastle, IN)

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The department OF Physical Education For women aims to ac- quaint students with fundamentals 0F movement and the basic knowledge of a wide range of recreational activities. Thus the student is prepared to engogel with understanding, in team and individual sports, dance, and aquatic activities. The physical ed- ucation program for men has been directed prominently anng Navy channels, although physical Fitness is still being emphasize among civilian men through participation in a program of vigorous sports and exercise. Physical education helps to build the minds and bodies of Depoqu youth for the future. For Physical Fitness Miss l. Clayton, head of the Women's Physical Education De- partment. Members oF the Physt Ed. department, Miss l. Clayton, Miss M. L. Mills, Mrs. M. Inglis, and Miss M. Steele, talk over revised plays. Below, Prof. L. L. Messersmithl head of Men's Physical Education Department, also coaches the Tiger Basketball team. At left, Ccoch Guumy Neal of foot- ball fame explains cu Flashy grid- iron play. 29

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28 ' Dr. H. T Ross and Dr. R. W. Pence, heads of Speech and English Departments respectively Miss TurneH confers with Prof. R. E. Williams over a Script; Miss uMoon Mullins, Mr. F. L. Bergmonn, Miss E. M. Mills, Mr. J. D. Davis, Mrs E. H. Taylor, Mr. J C. Hisxon, Miss A. V. Harlow, and Miss M. L. Fraley gather for a short English discussion. The English department this year has carried on in the face of increased feminine odds of approximately 20 to 'l. However, rhetoric has been blessed with the V5195 manly graces in c: few specialized sections as has the Speech department which boasts 6 Navy en- - rollment of three hundred besides the increased interest of the civilian student body in both technical phases of production and in dramatic interpretation, The Power of Language

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Dr. H. L. J0me, head of the Economics Department. Prof. R. E. Crouch and Prof. F. Ritchie discuss latest economic trends. Lower right, Dre W. E. Edingtonl head of the Mathematics Department. Both the economics and mathematics depart- ment have suffered the loss of a few instructors, but nevertheless they have been able to adjust their schedules to such a handicap. Mr. Robert Crouch, university alumni director, has aided the economics department by taking over be- ginning accounting classes. Thus the depart, ment has been able to retain CH of its courses except one. The mathematics department has carried Cl heavy load this year For a great bulk of the Navy classes have fallen to them. Mrs. B. W. Mather, Prof. W. C. Arnold, and Mr. W. C. Griffith, and Dr. H. E. Greenleat look deeply absorbed in squares and cubes.