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

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Dr. Harry V. Warm, chairman of Foreign, Language, Miss Ger- trude Ewing, Dr. Eugene Dyche, chairman of Philosophy Depart- ment, Miss Wfolf and Mrs. Mary Olga Peters. Future foreign correspondents, state de- partment employees or just plain language teachers develop with the aid of the foreign language department. Dr. Dyche conducted classes designed to h-I h aid the students declare their own philoso- LO ng U0 ge 8h P I 080 p y phies of life and secure a background of outstanding generalized philosophies. 20

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Front row: Miss F rances Williams, Miss Mary R. McBeth, Mrs. Rose Small and Dr. George Smock, chairman. Second row: Miss Margaret Gillum, Dr. Sara Harvey, Dr. Joseph Schick, Dr. Edward Tenney, John Boyd, Miss Ola Jerry, Miss Gypsy Wilson. Under the direction of Dr. George Smock the English department creates an appreci- ation of the literary arts in the graduates of State. Correct grammar, spelling and sentence . construction is pressed into the minds of Engll5h all taking their courses and very few stu- dents can escape without at least Basic Communication 101, 102 and 103. l9

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Seated: Miss Inez Morris, Flora Smith, Miss Kathryn M. Ken- nedy and Dr. Walter 0. Shriner, chairman. Standing: Orvel E. Strong, Dr. Vesper D. Moore and Richard F. McDaid. It is a good thing that most students have to take at least Mathematics 101 from the capable members of this staff or every- one might be trotting to them individually trying to find out how to figure an index. . Each spring the surveying classes scare all Mathemdhcs the meanderers about campus while they speculate on the measurements of the block. No, they never seem to be planning for a new layout.