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28 Music A large 'contribution is made each year to the campus by the music department since many students enjoy glee club, choir, band or orchestra organizations. The Symphonic Band presented a tribute to President Tirey during March and the menas glee club went on tour to Indianapolis and surrounding towns. h Many music programs were presented at convos, for civic purposes and Briar Rose- bud was also given. The staff also sponsored Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia and Sigma Alpha Iota. Seated: Miss Ruthann Harrison, Miss Vivian Bard, Miss Martha Pearnmn. Standing: Dr. Lawrence Eberly, Ralph Miller, William Hendrickson, James Barnes, Joseph Gremelspacher, Arthur D. Hill, chairman.
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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.
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Science Instructing students to concoct either pleasant or unpleasant odors is only one of the many duties of the science faculty, even if it is the most prominent to anyone entering the building. They also sponsor the Science Club which presents films and speakers on some phase of science at the meetings. Many of these meetings were opened to the public. For the first time on campus a blood typ- ing course was offered. Star-gazing was still an activity on the roof and Dr. Koch con- tinued to inform the Wabash Valley of the weather to expect on his radio broadcast. Seated2Dr. W. P. Allyn, Dr. Bessie Noyes, Dr. Paul Wilkinson, Dr. James Mackell, chairman; Dr. Benjamin H. Smith, Dr. G. David Koch. Standing: Dr. Wm. G. Kessel, Raymond R. Baker, James L. Guernsey, Richard Winn, Russell McDougal, Dr. David Johnson, S. Woodrow Suttle.
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