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

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DEPARTMENT OF ECONOMICS The Department of Eco- nomics and Commerce aims to give the student a knowl- edge of the social and eco- nomic development of society and a keener appreciation of the role of the cultural sub- jects as a necessary founda- tion upon which a broad voca- tional training is based. It is hoped that graduates from this department will be able to play a useful as well as an intelligent and enjoyable role in life. Instructors in the depart- ment are: Beulah Bell Briley. Lucile Glider Bass ; Inez Frink : William Harry Jou- bert; Royal Mattice; Mary Louella Riehey : Sadie Young. DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION The Department of Educa- tion is responsible for giving such courses of study as will best prepare kindergarten, pri- mary, elementary school, jun- ior high school, senior high school teachers, and supervis- ors for the various duties that will front them. The depart- ment purposes to give such professional training as will enable students to use to the greatest advantage in the pro- fession of education all their training and experience. Instructors in this depart- ment are: Ralph L. Eyman; Mark II. DeGraff : Dora S. Skipper ; Marion Jewell Hay ; Murphy Roy Hinson ; Nita Ty- burn : R. L. Goulding. page twenty-seven

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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

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DEPARTMENT F ENGLISH The Minis of the English de- partment arc: to develop in students clear thinking ' and ef- fective expression through speaking and writing; to fa- miliarize them with the cul- tural and spiritual ideals of English speaking people through the study of our lit- erature ; to instill in them the appreciation and b e a u t y through the study and prac- tice of arts of poetry and the drama. Instructors in the Depart- ment are : William G. Dodd. Mary Bethell Alt ' riend : Mar- tha Gertrude Chapman : Guy Linton Diffenbaugh : Mildred Fay Henry : Mary H. Me- Kean: Lou E. W. Miller: Wil- liam Hudson Rogers: Hazel A. Stevenson: Betty Bland- ing: Carmen Rogers. DEPARTMENT OF GEOGRAPHY The course in Geography is planned to carry out two chief functions: to furnish a major or minor in the subject in the College of Arts and Sciences and to give background courses for prospective teach- ers and students majoring in Economics. Instructors in this depart- ment are : Henry F. Becker ; Gladys Fawlev : William Bu- gelli. iwyc twenty-eight