Northwest Missouri State University - Tower Yearbook (Maryville, MO)

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X ,, ,, ,,.,.........--- I X1 5 J BLANCHE HINMAN Dow RAMONA LUCILE LAIR B.A., Smith College B.S., Southwest Missouri State Teachers M.A., Columbia University A College G.C. Diploma, School of Expression, Boston Doctorado de EH., Madrid Graduate Work, Sorbonne Graduate Work, University of Paris CChairman of Departmentj DEPARTMENT CDF FGREIGN LANGUAGE The Department of Foreign Language offers, through a variety of courses, majors and minors in French or Spanish. This department supplies the language requirement for certain degrees. It also trains teachers who wish to teach foreign language. Students who intend to continue their study after graduation find the instruc- tion given by Miss Blanche Dow and Miss Ramona Lucile Lair most valuable. I 30 l . 1,525 , dt -rbi ,ax-'21 1 . qw-Vis QM3 B2 .kQ1L.lV.Y 22'-5 lf