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Clifford Wright, head of the department, demonstrates pulse reactions to his class. Below Mrs. Ethel West points out the ana- tomy of humans. On the left Interested stu- dents seek for specimens on one of the fisid trips that were Included In the zoology course. 17
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Piles of papers to be graded greeted English department Head Mrs. Elinor Hiatt after classes were over. Time spent here is in addition to time spent in lectures. Contrary to belief, Instructors do not enjoy finding mistakes. While other instructors schooled their charges in formal English, Dr. George C. Booth and hiarry Frish- man taught them the terse con- cise style of newswriters. Some went into professional journalism; many did not. One phase of English courses cor- dially disliked both by students and instructors was term papers. This student Is striving over a 1 500 word research paper, which will be graded and kept by the depart- ment, hie will be able to see the mistakes, but will not retain the paper. Tess of the D ' UrbervIlles occu- pied the time of English IB stu- dents. They read it, reread it, ana- ized it, became angry at Tess. Invaluable assistance to English students is the dictionary, hiere students found spellings, pronoun- clatlons, definitions, synonyms, antonyms. With five copies In the department and the library, they still mispronounced and misused words. 16
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Engineering students have an excellent chance to benefit from one of the best mathematics departments in the junior college class. Bruce Beall carries the side rule used in class demon- strations. Leslie Nason, above, and Thomas Bartlett, below, solve problems on the black- board. Dr. Anne Thomson, head of the depart- ment, delves into the intricate parts of higher mathematics.
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