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

Page 27 text:

RUDOLPu A. Acmm Profmxor of Education FAVE GRIFFITH Assistant Profmxo r' of Education GLADYS YOUNG Axsixtant Profesxor of Education a practical way. Supervised Teaching is the Climax Of every Normalitek career; and there is no one Who does not Sigh when it is over, either out of regret for some very interesting work completed, or for re- lief that such a task is Finished. In an institution which is primarily educational such good honest work as the Education department is doing is very effective. WTith its efficient staff of teachers, any student tak- ing education courses can not help but get into the spirit of attaining a real professional attitude. HELEN EDERLE A 53173th Pyofcsxor of Education Twentwahree ERNEST L. VVELBORN Profrxsar of Education, EDWARD L. AnuLL Associate Profcmmn 0f leucatwn JOY MUCIIMORE LACEY Assistant Professqr of Primary Education

Page 26 text:

Education gLTHOUGH the courses in Education are given with a View to meeting the requirements of pro- fessional work in the curricula outlined by the State Board of Education, they give to the Normal student much that is valuable aside from his chosen profession. FRANCIS M. STALKER Dean of Department of Education The courses in psychology furnish a clear understand- ing of mental life. Intro- duction to Teaching gives the student an idea of what the Choice of teaching for his life work really means. Other courses give a thor- ough survey of Education, from its very beginning down to the most up-to- date methods of instruction. Still other courses prepare Enwm M. CANINE EARL E. RAMSEY the student for teaching in q Pv'ofcuor 0f 0bx1'r71ati0n Amociate mecxsor - and Practicr of Education t ALVIN C. PAYNE VIRGIL R. MULLINS ROBERT K. DEVRICKS Profesxor of Education Director of Extension Director of Studiex Divixion Twemy-Two

Page 28 text:

LOUIS J. RETTGFR Dam of Science Department Science HE Science Department is trying several new projects this year. During the absence on leave of Professor Fred Donaghy, who is studying in the De- partment of Immunology in the School of Hygiene and Public Health at Johns Hopkins University, the school has as its official florist Mr. Stevens, who manages the greenhouse and the landscape garden- ing about the campus. Mr. Stevens also manages the school farm, where he is working on a plan to make EDWIN M. Professor of Chemistry BERNARD H. SHOCKEL Profmxm' 0f GcogyalWhy and Geology BRUCE CHARLES H. SPURSEON Nm'nml Phyxicz'an jAMEs F. MACKELL XVLchLL L. PERKINS Profmsor 0f Axmciatc Profexsor of Physz'cx Geography and Geology Twenty-Four