East Texas State University - Locust Yearbook (Commerce, TX)

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JIT. - lp: L 4 ,',-: J, C .,f, t M' 1 'if' N . . 1 . ..f- ,' 4 -i f-V. sz-.so .:. LATIN 81 GEOGRAP W. W. FREEMAN GEOGRAPHY The outstanding objectives of the geography department are to aid the student in the technique of teaching and group organization as well as aiding him in gaining ag knowledge of man and his environment and famil- iarizing him with the use of geo- graphic materials. These objectives are achieved through courses in environment, ge- ology, conservation of natural re- sources, geographic iniiuences, cli- mate, and others including all the nations of the world. '- -. ..,. 1 . .. .. , ,, A V, 1 , t-1 - YP, S NJ .P X, flg I-I W I '1 R Y Lys. I I li N ll l Tri- of. ,. l ..-- -gg HY DEPARTMENTS LATIN The primary value of Latin is its service as a minor in providing the linguistic and cultural backgrounds for other courses, Whether languages, literature, art, or other subjects. The Latin department attempts to make this value of greater service to the student by developing ability to read Latin a11d power to read Latin for comprehension and appreciation. - T. T. BHOUN

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,,,,,,,--?r5 i- I-i . s ' , .'..:l't-ipilkfzia f ICJ CTL- QPU il -. . - rr E vi I If v fltlfriif' AM A'w, 4 'gf' ,fi :' 'F 'f li'1if:'sF:gwfi3 gl Fil ff l? 'f fi . , ,-,- , M 2 -if .11 LJ -ppp ,tf CHEMISTRY 8 MUSIC DEPARTMENTS C. M. Lirrz MUSIC Appreciation of music and its val- ues and the methods of teaching music so that the pupil will have a true appreciation of the best types of music are the two most important factors that the music department attempts to impart to the students. To achieve this, courses ill folk songs, opera, madrigal, and instrumental music Hlld various other popular types ai'e offered as Well as the funda- mentals of music. V CHEMISTRY lt is the aim of the department of chemistry to provide the student with a thorough knowledge of the fundamentals of chemistry and pre- pare him for research work in that field. To accomplish this, courses in general chemistry, organic chemistry, analytical chemistry, both qualita- tive and quantitative, and advanced organic chemistry are offered. Pre- medical work in chemistry is done in general and organic chemistries. l IQATHERINE MUBRIIE