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Page 29 text:
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The call for engineers and men of science is greater now than ever before. In the Science Depart- ment one has a chance to explore the different fields offered. Whether it is Biology, Physics, or Chem- istry, positions are waiting for those students with a sincere desire to advance. At Hope, laboratory work, an essential part in the study of science, is stressed, giving tothe student a practical, rather than just theoretical understanding of the course. Scholarships are available from many sources, a vast horizon being open for the student who Wants to make any part of science his career. CIE CE EDWARD H. CUNNINGHAM GORDON C. DUMMER DORA SHERMAN BERNARD OSTER xr, x f ROBERT G. GURNHAM Head of Science Department GRACE L. ARNOLD SAMUEL L. EISENSTADT
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THEM TIC Among the science-minded students, there are MILDRED R. COLLINS Head of Mathematics Department WILTON BROWN EDWARD G. McGUNAGLE those individuals aspiring to be engineers or tech- nicians. Trigonometry and calculus are taught with as much facility as basic mathematics, offering priceless experience to the future mathematicians. Under the efficient guidance of Miss Mildred Col- lins, students are not only given the basic funda- mentals of math, but the finest preparation to meet the growing demands of an increasing population. SOPHIE M. CAMPBELL MABEL L. BLANEY RUTH P. KATZ WINNIFRED B. WOOD
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ODER FOREIG LANGUAGE ROSE PRESEL Head of Modern Foreign Language Department MARJORIE L. ELLIS PRISCILLA HORR Miss Rose Presel, head of the Modern Foreign Language Depart- ment, enthusiastically makes an earnest effort to stress the fact that the study of Modern languages at Hope not only prepares students for college entrance requirements but gives Americahs an under- standing of the peoples of other lands and their customs, and an appreciation of their great culture including art, music, and literature. ln a practical way languages prepare students for many important positions among which are those in our diplomatic and government services, translators and interpreters in our courts, the armed services, and in the United Nations, positions in scientific research, in business firms with foreign branches, with airlines, etc. And certainly if you know the language of the country in which you are traveling, how much more you can enjoy your trip because you can speak with and understand the people you meet! MARGARET C. ELLIS 'PHILOMENA GOLINI, D.M.L. PAUL HARTMAN
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