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

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VVILLIAM P. ALLYN Anixtant Professor of Am'zcu.'tm'n L. P, CLF ENTS A mirta r + PHI fcuo 7 of Biology W'ILL H. BRYANT xAssirtant Profcxxor 0f Mmic PAUL D. XVILKINSON Amociata Profcmar 0f Chcmixtry DONA GAYLER Associate Evofesxor of Physiology Music URING the past year, the Music Department was responsible for a num- ber of the outstanding school activities, which in- Cluded Handel s P.Iessiah just a week before Christ- mas and also the brilliant May Festival program. The department also supplied numbers for the activities course. Taking everything into consideration it might be well stated. should it he said, that the Music De- partment enjoyed its most successful year. VVENDELL L. PERKINS Amuciatc Profcxsor of Geography and Geology AMFLIA A. MEYER Asisitfant in Piano LAVELL M. TlLsoN Hcrrd of 111M ic Dclmrtnmnl 1928 Sycamore wagem

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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

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FREDERICK H. VVENG broad of Dcpartmmzt 0f Farmgn Languagm HARRY V. XVANN Profmxor of French FRANK R. HIGGINS Profemor of Mathematicx Language HE Foreign Language groups have a special treat for those students who are majors and also for those seeking the A. B. degree. No one should deprive himself of the Opportunity that is given in the Classical works. Both Latin and French, take one into a realm that gives most concrete and constructive elements that one needs. The faculty has been enlarged to meet the growing demand for these subjects as students see the value that is contained within them. CYRENA 5T1 RWALT FREDERICK G' BIUTTIFRER Axxixtant Profmxor of Professor of Latm Mnthcmaticx Mathematics CTIVITY within the Mathematics Depart- ment has been especially in- teresting this year due to the work of the Math Club. Efforts are being made to link up mathematics with more than the school room and Prof. F. R. Higgins should have much praise for the success that he has made this year. There are .INEZ MORRIS three members in this de- Asmstant Professor of . Mathematics pen tment. 1928 Sycamore tPageZ61