Oglethorpe University - Yamacraw Yearbook (Atlanta, GA)

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M A Mi PROF. MORRIS GEORGE N. MORRIS, A.B., Dean The curriculum of the department of Fine Arts is designed primarily for students with definite abili- ties in an artistic nature. Specializing in various branches, such as portraiture, cartooning, commercial drawing is possible for students, but all are given a general cultural program based on an apprecia- tion of classical and modern art. Professor Morris handles the bulk of the work in his department, but is assisted by student instructor Bill Sigman in commercial art, and advertising art layout. e

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Zja44jcati04 DR. GAERTNER HERMAN J. GAERTNER, Ped.D., Dean Work in the school of education is designed to prepare students for a career in the teaching profes- sion. Consequently the program is intended to give the student a grounding in teaching practice and various phases of the psychology of teaching. Dean Gaarrner himself teaches psychology, and is assisted by T. B. Meadows, Ph.D. Professor Woodward and Professor Davis also are members of the faculty of this department. One of the important branches of the school of education is the adult education department, which offers practicing teachers in Georgia schools an opportunity through Saturday class work on the campus or in field centers to work for higher degrees. The number enrolled in this work yearly is around 400 students. Professor Morris Hardwick assists Dr. Gaertner in the organization of class- es, and in teaching in the field. f .: f 1H 7 ■M s W ■ ■--. s i t HARDWICK GAERTNER WOODWARD

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L I TB HR E A R Y MRS. MYRTA CARPER, Librarian WILLIAM JONES, Superintendent SMITH DRINKARD WATSON