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

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VIRGIL R. MULLINS Director of Extcnxr'on ROBERT K' DEVRICKS Dii'ixion chctor of Studies HOWARD W. BYRN EDW'ARD L. ABIQLL A54 .vtant Pfofcmar Amociatc Profvmor of Education of Education RAYMOND SHANNON HELEN EDERLE Joy MUCHMORE LACEY Assistant Professor Assistant Professor Axsistant Professor of Educatwn of Education of Primary Education $51 1928 Sycamore: 1p lPag2201

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Education H E outstanding function of the Education Depart- ment is to give one an insight into the teaching held. Through Introduction to Teaching students are Shown Whether or not they are misfits. From then on. the work deals in the technicalities of the teaching held. Every year we find there have been many additions in this faculty. This has been especially true during the past year and has been brought about by the fact that the student body has been growing and also because of the addition of the grad- uate school. The present faculty is efficient in every way and gives the future teachers a good overview of the work that they will be called on to do in the days after graduation. FRANCIS M. STALKER Profcsxar of Education ERNEST L. VVELBORN RUDOLPH A. ACIXER Professor of Education Prvfmsor of Education EARL E. RAMSEY Acting Head of Education Departnwnt EDWI N M. CANINE Profmsor 0f Observation and Practzcc ALVIN C. PAYNE Profcsxor of Education 1928 Sycamore tPage 191

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OCIAL Studies work is now being given out in specific order of classes with the harder work being offered as the students advance. This work is being clone by Prof. F. S. Bogardus, Head of the Departmenty and is being commented on favorably. This will keep advanced students from enrolling in first year Classes and will give the new students a chance to get the work under proper conditions. The Social Studies Club for majors has kept up interest in the history work and keeps the students interested in things that are happening around them. The department is doing all that is possible to present its work so that students will get the new ideas that have been advanced in social studies work. V. DEWEY AN NAKIN A .rsiytant Profc 5501' of History WILLIAM T. TURMAN Head of Art Department Sneial Studies CHARLES ROLL Associate Professor of Hwtorg' CLEMENT T. MALAN Amo ciate Professor of History Art ART as presented by our Art Department has an appeal to many of our stu- dents. During the past year some of the work done by the Classes was printed in the school paper which made the work more interesting. Through the fact that Prof. W. T. Turman has some in- Huence in the painting world, a number of the best paintings from the Hoosier Salon in Chicago were brought to this city. Some of Mr. Turmau's paintings were present in the group brought here. FRANK S. BOGARDUS Hcad of Department of Social Studies RAYMOND REECE Amistant Profmxor of History JUNE REYNERSON Assistant Professor of Art 1928 Sycamore lPageZH