Eastern Kentucky University - Milestone Yearbook (Richmond, KY)

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H. H. LaFuze is the head of the Biology De- partment. He is constantly in demand for ad- vice on schedules or helping his students with a problem. K m. 1c £■ ' c ■MS S ' -- It - , A. L. Whitt, Harold L Zimmack and Robert La ranee teach the biological science courses, and anatomy, physiology and zoology classes. BIOLOGY The Biology Club strives to stimulate in- dividual and campus interest in biology and to promote friendship and the ex- change of ideas among students. The club sponsors informative discussions about things of the living world. It also sponsors instructional and recreational outings. Joan Kitson and Billie Griffin have found the field of Biology very fasci- nating. First Row: J. Beard, T. Mar- shall, N. Bowling (Vice-Presi- dent), K. Naylor, H. Prewitt, J. May, E. Hatch. Second Row: J. Norris, M. Gandolfo, M. Clark, P. Hensley, M. Fox, S. Norris, H. Giles, E. Hovious. Third Row: J. Kitson, J. Sut- kamp, M. Elvove (Treasurer), A. Helman (Secretary), B. Car- rier, B. Griffin. Fourth Row: T. Hatfield, W. Mayfield, B. Asher, R. Lawrence, L. Wilson, J. King. Fifth Row: P. Robin- son, T. Bertram, L. Wright, R. Long, W. Wells (President).

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Dean Gat wood, Duna Verich, and Willard McHone are instructors of the varied courses in art and designing. Frederic P. Giles, loved and admired by all the students, is the head of the Art Department at Eastern. A class with Dr. Giles in art appre- ciation or drawing is a broadening experience no student should miss. ART The purposes of the Alpha Alpha Psi of Kappa Pi, a national art fraternity, are to pro- mote interest among college students in art, to recognize potential and professional ability in art, to bring art departments of various col- leges closer together through activities, and to know the work of other students through ex- hibits and the SKETCH BOOK which is the na- tional society ' s journal. Textile design and oil painting are two sub- jects which Art majors encounter. Here Rea Anderson and Jim Rhein are putting the finish- ing touches on their projects. First Row: R. Anderson, Shelby Crowe (Secretary), J. Fuller. Second Row: B. Tark- ington, D. Gatwood, D. Turner. Third Row: F. Giles (Sponsor), D. Robinson, L. Dingus. 27

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Thomas C. Herndon, Chair- man of the Division of Science, is also a professor in the Chemistry Depart- ment. He instructs physi- cal, quantitative and qual- itative chemistry courses. Meredith J. Cox, head of the Chemistry Depart- ment, is familiar to all the science students. His high standards and exacting requirements prove invaluable to his students in their future careers. CHEMISTRY The Caduceus Club was organized in 1936 by Dr. J. D. Farris, who was at that time college physician at Eastern. It fosters premedical interest of students who are interested in medicine, pharmacy, medical technology, dentistry, and nursing. Infor- mative lectures are given by doctors and occasionally medical films are shown. Many hours in lab have been spent by Red Rich- a r d s and Joe Chapman while working their experi- ments. First Row: T. Marshall, B. Grif- fin (Vice-President), N. Bowling, M. Fox. A. Helman, E. Hovious. Second Row: M. Cox (Sponsor), L. Wilson, T. Hatfield, J. Sutkamp (Treasurer), B. Wells, H. Giles. Third Row: T. Campbell, M. Clark, B. Asher (President), B. Long, H. Galloway. 29