Juniata College - Alfarata Yearbook (Huntingdon, PA)

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S. TURNER JONES Instructor in Music Lucius Rica jorrrzs Instructor in Music DOROTHY Pmuusu Instructor in Piano C. L. ROWLAND A Professor of Music Mrs. jones Lectures E '. '- L:'f5 ff ,, Mt' Arts and anguages Division I The Boy and Girl of Juniata are interested in the arts and languages, and therefore, they take courses in that division. Here they learn how man has attempted to express himself in speech and writmg and art, and here they learn to express them' selves likewise. Thus they are brought at their start of their higher education into a closer understanding of the fundamental human appeal which literature, music, and the fine arts have always exerted. They are not required to learn all this by themselves. They have a number of highly competent teachers in this division who do their best to give each student ample opportunity to learn. Every arts student is familiar with Student's Hall, where most of the arts subjects are taught, excepting music. And each student knows well the faces and names of his teachers. Here daily can be seen many members ofthe faculty. There is Miss McCrimmon, hastening with an armful of books to an Art class, or it may be French, or Spanish. Mr. Clemens may also be seen going to his French classes, but if you wanted to see Mr. Oller, you would have to follow him to France. An even more classical atmosphere may be found in Dr. Keirn's room as she leads her students through the mtricate maze of Greek and Latin. English still shares with music the honor of being the largest single department in the Arts division. Dr. Binkley sallies A piano lesson Roundftable discussion il 1611

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Ny l .. , I k 5, x--5 Her C X ' 1 ,ll -'71 611223, f S l ll It SM x l V xr' 5 l Lflkff' l I A,,. L sr! -1 N . 17 f Bw uri-1 r f Yi ll,-px a -so The doorway to knowledge Studenfs Hall C t teach his classes, and Miss forth from his oflice in Room o C D bbel do their bit to bring good English to ' l Fackler and Mr. u Juniata. Miss Graybill teaches in the Gym and in the chape ' ' 1: on the campus. Mr. the budding speakers and dramatis s ' on the Freshmen the awful responsif Schock helps to impress up bilities of good language. r The German department is very popular in spite of the ' ' ' f ll n. To those that desire disrepute into which the Reich has a e d the beautiful literature of Germany, to know the language an ' d der fine service Dr. Kubitz and Mr. Konra ren . The Music department, deservedly popular, attracts many students. The sounds that arise from the music and practice 11 d b Professor Rowland, Mr. and Mrs. houses are contro e y Jones, Miss Parrish, and Mr. Lindaman. Where many happy moments are spent The Library