Indiana State University - Sycamore Yearbook (Terre Haute, IN)

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7. , v; n. a 973x: gf q V! 1 Km 34 Ix v nu 5n ix x l 9 i4 ill??? If x I p. i1 Libmvy NE of the priceless pieces of equipment of the Normal School is the library of over 100,000 volumes which is equaled by few institu- tions of its kind in the entire country. A store- house of knowledge virtually limitless in ex- tent is left in the care of the librarian and his staff. From a material viewpoint. at least. the library leaves little to be desired. The greatest regret of Normal students is that the rush of daily preparations for pre- scribed courses prevents them from browsing ARTHUR CUNNINGHAM in the library and opening new Vistas for them- Librarian selves. No more liberal education is possible than hours a day spent in such a library as ours. The library staff lost one of its most valuable members at the start of the year when Miss Anne C. Keating, for many years assistant librarian and cataloger, went to Ohio University at Athens, Ohio. ?hysical Education T HE Physical Education department of the Normal School is living almost whollyrin the future. Promise of a modern and well-equipped physical training building is approaching real- ization slowly. First hopeful signs came last January 1 when an appropriation of $75,000 by the state legislature was made available. FLORENCE CURTIS Two months after it was available, however, Head Of Physical Education Department and Professor of the prospective site had not been announced. Physical Education for Women Terre Haute business men were planning to become active in procuring a site. Actual work on the building was expected to follow rapidly after the site was chosen. The Physical Education department is the only one in the Normal School which is still confined to the quarters provided for it when the institution was first established. Even with this handicap the menls and women,s depart- ments have done effective work, and splendid athletic teams have been produced. A new era for the department will dawn when adequate facilities are available. ARTHUR L. STRUM Head of Physical Education Debartment and .Professor of Phyxical Education for Men

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HAZEL E. ARMSTRONG Referencg and Document Lmbraman DEAN ULEN BOND A.?sistant Librarian EDNA BROWN MARIE ORTON Reference. and. Periodical Assistant Librarian ROBERT WRIGHT Assistant DAVID A. GLASCOCK Assixtant Physical Profane? of Education CECIL EVANS Childrenlv Librarian DONALDINE GRASS Assistam Professor of Phyucal Education Thirty-One