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

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Shown with a business machine demonstration are Roy 0. Hunter, Miss Ruthetta Krause, Herman True- love, Miss Myra lance, Dr. Paul F. Muse, chairman, Dr. George Eberhart and Miss Helen Wood. 26 Commerce The members of the commerce department became interested in many outside activities this year. Dr. Muse, chairman, completed his term of office as adviser to Student Council and all the faculty in the department con- tributed to develop a more active Commerce Club. The Club expanded its membership and organized to sponsor speakers from the business world for the campus. Pi Omega Pi is the business honorary for students and is sponsored by the faculty mem- bers of the department.

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Along with the education department, the Social Studies department invaded the Lan- guage-Mathematics building for the year. Their own building was under construction all year and some of the profs even had to charge across campus to their next class in the Fine Arts Building. However, the instructors welcomed several new members to their group and enjoyed a full programmed year. Social Studies Seated: Dr. V. Dewey Annakin, Dr. Cloyd Anthony, Proctor Maynard, Miss Flnrise Hunsucker, Mr. Robert Seltzer. Standing: Raymond J. Reece, Dr. Elmer J. Clark, James Martin, Dr. Fred E. Brengle, chairman. 25

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h' H Art Many a clay bust, copper bowl or future dream house was created in the classes of the art faculty. Those who were art majors or interested in art courses for electives en- joyed hours of creative work under the guidance of the staff. They sponsored Kappa Pi art honorary and chose interesting displays for the gallery. Grandma Moses originals, photographs and a departmental exposition were only a few of the attractions in the gallery for the public. Seated: Elmer J. Porter, chairman, Dr. Betty Foster. Standing: Mrs. Dorothea Swander, Miss Jean Lane, Miss Zelda Hedden.