Florida State University - Renegade / Tally Ho Yearbook (Tallahassee, FL)

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DEPARTMENT OF BOTANY Instructors in Botany at- tempt to point out how a knowledge of plants and flowers may be applied t i life. Students are taught how to know a reasonable number of cultivated trees, shrubs and flowers. Our students soon learn that not all growth under our feet is grass nor all ugly plants and weeds. Instructors in this depart- ment are: Herman Kurz : Kuth Schornherst. DEPARTMENT OF CHEMISTRY The department of Chem- istry gives to the students the essentials of courses in General, Analytical, Physical, Organic and Physiological chemistry. Graduate work and honors work is encour- aged in this department and independent study is ob- served by some students. By its membership in the Ameri- can Chemical Society the entire staff keeps in close touch with the recent ad- vances of chemistry. Instructors in this depart- ment are: Leland Judson Lewis : Isabel McKinnell : Jennie Tilt : Gertrude Ver- million. page twenty-five

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DEPARTMENT OF ART The Department of Art en- deavors to develop the ap- preciation of art and to train students to enter the fields of teaching, painting, com- mercial illustration, interior decoration, design, fashion il- lustration, and stage design. Instructors in this depart- ment are : Beatrice Beyer Williams; Lillian Canf ield : Mary Mooty ; Helen Alverda Thrush. DEPARTMENT OF BACTERIOLOGY Once offered as a part of the Biology and Home Eco- nomics courses. Bacteriology is now an individual course. Instructors for this course are Alban Stewart and Mary Xoka Hood. page twenty-four

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DEPARTMENT OF CLASSICAL LANGUAGES AND LITERATURE The Department of Classi- cal Languages and Litera- tures has two objectives : to afford technical mastery of the Greek and Latin lan- guages as an aid in the use of the English language, for the purpose of personal en- joyment, for skill in teach- ins, and for g r a d u a t e studies; and to provide a thorough knowledge of the rich and varied cultures of these nations in the field of art. philosophy. literature. government and society as a background for understand- ing the word of today. The instructors in this de- partment are : Olivia Nelson Dorman : Ruth E. Fairman : Edith W. West. The Demonstration School supplies students who are training to he teachers with a knowledge of classroom procedure. It gives them supervised classes to teach in order to supply them with practical knowledge. page twenty-six