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

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Miss Reynerson, Dr. Noyes, Dr. Annakin, Mr. Roll, Dr. Sorenson, Miss Sacksteder, Dr. Isaac, Dr. Morgan. That is a jeweleris pounding bowl Miss Reynerson has in her hands and not a salad bowl, although it is rumored that she is an expert craftsman along culinary lines too. . . . Dr. Noyes, our campus Madame Curie, scans an interesting slide. Her experiences have taken her far from the laboratory into foreign lands and contacts with many peoples. . . . These college students get younger every day! However, this consultant in the Deans office is his young son itBo-Boin Dr. Annakin gives friendly counsel to all students who wish his advice and finds time to relax in the grill or play a brisk game of billiards. . . . Are you making any election predictions for publication, Mr. R011? History sage, animator of past and present, Professor R011 keeps social studies students on their toes keeping pace. . . . Whether it is a question on Shake- speare scholarship or a contemporary problem, Dr. Sorenson has a stimulating effect on students that cannot be shelved for future reference! . . . Cosmo- politan, charming, creative. . . . Miss Sacksteder is in Central America now and will return to her art classes with more modern and colorfuliideas. i221

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Dr. Victor C. Miller, Professor of English Chairman, Department of English Dr. Harry V. Wann, Professor of F rench and Spanish Head, Department of Foreign Languages Miss Madelyn Crawford, Assistant Professor of Home Economics Acting Chairman, Department of Home Economics Sylvan A. Yager, Professor of Industrial Arts Chairman, Department of Industrial Arts Miss Hazel E. Armstrong, Librarian Professor of Library Science Dr. Walter O. Shriner, Professor of Mathematics Head, Department of Mathematics ADMINISTRATION and FACULTY Arthur DeWitt Hill, Associate Professor of Music Chairman, Department of Music Miss Florence M. Curtis, Professor of Physical Education for Women x Head, Department of Physical Education for Women Dr. James F. Mackell, Professor of Physics Chairman, Department of Science Dr. Waldo F. Mitchell, Professor of Economics ' Head, Department of Social Studies Dr. D. W. Morris, Professor of Speech Chairman, Department of Speech Director of Special Education Clinics Miss Mary O,Donne11, Supervisor of Loan Funds, Extracurricular Funds, and Program Scheduling I211

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A gentleman and a scholar, a subtle Welsh wit, with poetic charm, plus an indomitable will typifies our one-man philosophy department, Dr. Gwlym Isaac. . . . Code instructor, director and technician, Dr. Morgan has all these abilities under control and is a favorite with V-12 and V-5 groups as well as civilian students. . . . llMisterl, backstage doing a post mortem on a per- formance. . . . Dr. Pankaskie tLt. j.g in the WAVESl looks suspiciously intent on one of those finals. . . . At the microphone, none other than Doc Allyn tanyone have a strand of hair for the bladel. . . . A symphonic study of in- strument and master, Mr. Bryant and his violin. . . . llemm! Too many mis- takes? and Mr. Tranbarger in the print shop proofreads new trial program. . . . The world today, literature of today, current events and opinions, all at the fingertips of Dr. Pfennig. . . . Madame Peters, linguist and scholar, caught in one of her few idle moments, . . . Molding minds or clay Dr. Wann, a professor and scholar with artistic hobbies Dr. Masters, Dr. Pankaskie, Dr. Allyn, Mr. Bryant, Mr. Tranbarger, Dr. Pfennig, Mrs. Peters, Dr. Wann. l231