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

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ETIIEL DAUM A Isis fant Profmxor of English IVAH M. RHYAN Head of Home Economic? Department FLORENCE MIRICK Axttixtcmt Profmmr of Home Econmnics ROSE SMALL Amistrmt in English Homg ECOanics ISS Ivah Rhyan worked out the most successful program for her department during the past year. A number of exhibitions clearly brought out this point. The Better Homes Week program that she sponsored was one of the best attractions that the department has had for some time. Girls are gradually seeing the bcuefxts that can be derived from work in this department and plans are being made to take care of the increasing num- bers that appear every term. DOROTHY EATON Auixtant Prafmsnr of Home Ecmmmzrs MARY M CBET H A mistant Pro fmw r of Englixh LOUISE GILLUM Axxixtant Profcuor Home Econamzm PEARL HOPPTS Axxistmlt Profvsxm' Home Economxw 0f 0f 1928 Sycamore tPaye 231

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JonN B. WISELY Professor of E71yg11ixl1, VICTQR C. MILLER Aswozate Profcxxor of English, EDWARD M. GIFFORD Asxixtant Profesrow of Engdixh English HANGES in this department have been few this year with the exception of the resignation of Prof. J. B. Wisely from the head of the department. N0 suc- cessor has been chosen so far. Prof. W isely continued his work this year with the debating teams and put out his best debaters that he has in a number of years. T he entire English faculty has been working to make its work outstanding. More students are taking up dramatic work, debating. literature and other fields than ever before. T his fact clearly points out that Eng- lish work is now following those lines that students like. This in itself shows good pedagogy. MARY E. MORAN Profcmor 0f Englixh ROSE M. Cox ELIZABETH M. CRAWFORD Axxociatc Professor Amociatc Prpfmxor of English of Emtlwh 1928 Sycamore tPayc 221

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LOUIS J. RICTTGER Head of Science Drpartmcnt FRED DONAGHY Profexwr of Biology tOn leat'c 0f ansmlcw EDWIN M. BRUCE Profcsxor of Chemistry Science ERHAPS no other department in the institution has caused so much comment as the Science De- partment. Every year finds this department sending its graduates to some of the larger schools of the land with fellowships and scholarships. During the year the Geography rooms were moved to the Science Hall and now the whole department is in the one building. Every division of the department has the most up-to-date equipment that can be obtained. This aids to give the institution its popularity through- out the country. EENJAMIN H. SMITH JAMES 17- MACKELL Axxocz'atc Professor of Prafmxor 0f Physicx Botany BERNARD H. SCIIOCKEL meemor of Geography CHARLES H- SP'UFGEON and Gcolagy Normal Physicum 1928 Sycamore Ujag0241