Kent State University - Chestnut Burr Yearbook (Kent, OH)

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SPEED AND ACCURACY play equal roles in the sec- retarial science department ' s courses in typing. FLIGHT INSTRUMENTS in the Link trainer ore con- trolled from a gloss-paneled booth in aeronautics. DAN WEBER and Bob Lynes check three dimensional views of aerial photos through their stereoscopes. FUNDAMENTAL PROBLEMS of tailoring are met and solved by students enrolled in the tailoring course. EXACTLY MEASURED ingredients are important to Reita Williams and Joanne George in home ec class. 26

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STUDENT TEACHERS SUPPLEMENT the three R ' s with many other courses for youngsters in the University School. The University Offers A Variety of Classes To Meet Every Student ' s Needs LONG HOURS OVER the drawing board and careful atten- tion to detail are prerequisites to a degree in architecture. MODERN STUDIOS, GALLERY and class rooms are centered in the Arts Building, opened in 1951. IDENTIFYING WOOD SPECIMENS are Frosh biology stu- dents Lynn Shipman, Kay Davis and Chuck Huffmeister. 25

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GEOLOGY STUDENTS Earl Warner, Jim Patterson, Jack Jones make up rock sample kits for area high schools. LISTENING TO RECORDINGS of the language they are learning helps students to acquire correct accents. EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY students do lab work on human and animal learning, and related topics. AT WORK IN the chemistry department ' s balance room are Lila Crites, Bill Kurlya and Bob Anderson. ERNEST MASTRIANN CHECKS one of the delicate pieces of equipment used in chemistry lab classes. 27