San Francisco State University - Franciscan Yearbook (San Francisco, CA)

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Il ii, .Y- ra lofi WL. ' ., -5- fable W N -Ili' if-fif- I I II THE FRANCISCAN MUSIC AND ART DEPARTMENTS 4 INCLUDED IN The music fi course of sludy are classes in X simple rhylhm and pilch prob- ' lems, role singing and sigh+ singing which are 'laughi' Io Ihose having liHle abiliiy or background in 'Ihe 'Field of music. For lhe advanced slu- denls, melody wriling and ear Iraining are offered. Choral and o r c h e s I' r al conducling, music hisfory and apprecialion, and Ihe sludy of woodwind, brasswind, and sfring insfrumenis are all siudies 'For major and minor music sludenfs. The deparlmenf consisfs of Mrs. Mary McCauley, head, Miss Eihel England, Miss Eva Levy, Mr. William Knuih, and Miss Eileen McCall. All ar+ courses are planned 'Io give an unclersianding and apprecia+ion of Ihe fundamenlal principles of ar'I', slrill in execufion, and abilily Io develop such a++i+udes and slrill in children. Freehand drawing, pain'I'ing, illusiraiion, design, crafi work, and leifering are all oITered Io sI'ucIen+s inferesfed in Ihe 'field of arl. Mrs. Marian Cooch, head of Ihe deparlmeni, Miss Alice AIIcu'f'I', Miss Hilda Keel-Smiih, and Miss Evelyn Mayer are 'Ihe inslruciors. Second Row: KNUTH Firsl Row: McCAULEY, SMITH, McCALL SOCIAL SCIENCE DEPARTMENT THE SOCIAL sciences, +heir naiure, purpose and scope, fheir inlerrelalion, and 'Ihe 'leaching of 'Ihem are inlroduced in Ihe course of siudy in 'Ihe social sciences. The his'Iory of modern Europe, Ihe hislory of Ihe Americas, an in+roduc'I'ion +o economics, and sfafe and local governmenls are among Ihe surveys offered by Ihis deparlmenl. A criiical analysis of poIi'I'i cal fheories of American sfaies men, nalionalism, imperialism, mililarism, and oiher forces di recling inlernalional organiza- 'Iion are siudies in 'Ihe Iield. Majors and minors in Ihis course of sI'udy have a large scope opened Io Ihem. Dr. Cave, head of 'Ihe de- parfmenf, Mrs. Olive Thomp- son Cowell, Anna Dorris, Dr. Clarence DuFour, Dr. Elene Michell, Mrs. Beriha Monroe, and Mr. James Sharp are Ihe insiruciors of social science. Second Row: SHARP, DUFOUR First Row: COWELL, MICHELL, DORRIS, MONROE ic 22 xp I N I A 5'n . 0 .L-E 'J-- - - XJ -.1 -V - ,, - - 1? ,Y A cl- 'E

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THE FRANCISCAN SCIENCE AND MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENTS WITHIN THE Iasl' Ihree years Ihere has been a gradual ex- pansion of +he course of sfudy in I'he Malhemalics, Biological and Physical Science Deparl- menls. The Biological Science De- parlmenl includes a sludy rang- ing from elemenfary nafure sfudy and field biology Io here- dify, animal and planf behavior, anlhropology, and eugenics. Physics, chemisiry, geology, and asfronomy are among Ihe physical sciences offered. Offered fo +he minors in 'Ihe mafhemalical field are: solid and spherical geom- elry, college algebra, plane frigonomelry, and diFferen'I'iaI and iniegral calculus. The depar+men+ faculfy are: Miss Effie McFadden, Mr. Carlos Mundi, and Mr. Alexander Boulware, deparlmenl' heads: Dr. Edna Barney, Mrs. Lurel Guerrero, Miss Edifh Piclrard, Miss Lea Reid, Miss Edna Fisher, Mr. Sfanley Morse, Mr. Carlos Mund+, and Mr. M. R. Amsden. Second Row: AMSDEN, BOULWARE, MUNDT, REID Firs? Row: PICKARD, McFADDEN, GUERRERO, FISHER ENGLISH AND ROMANCE DEPARTMENTS ONE OF +he mosl' ex ansive courses of sludy in Ihe college is 'rhe English cur- ricular which opens Iarge fiaelds of inleresl fo English maiors and minors. Besides hav- ing a wide and comprehensive background in dramalics and everyihing of relevance Io 'lhaf side of English, 'lhe deparI'men+ offers experience in iournalism and an espe- cially exlensive course in Iiferaiure. The hislory of 'I'he novel, American Iiferalure, Ihe Bible as Ii'I'eraI'ure, greal' epics, modern novelisfs, Chaucer and Milion, and ofhers of equal value are offered offen. Beginning and advanced courses in bolh French and Spanish are faughf by Miss Marie Dony and Miss Refugio Gaxiola. BoI'h languages have been added recenlly. Dr. Elias Arnesen, head of 'Ihe deparlmenl, Mrs. Blanche EIIswor+h, Miss Jessie Caseboll, Miss Edna Boclc, Mrs. Ru+h WiH'-Diamanf. Mr. Frank Fen- +on, and Dr. Garland Elhel are ihe English insI'ruc+ors. The BAY LEAF, 'rhe news- paper publicafiong Ihe FRAN- CISCAN, 'I'he San Francisco SI'a+e Teachers' College annual, and Ihe College Thealre acfivi lies are sponsored by members second Row: En-lei., FENTON, ARNESEN , of +he English s+aFF. Firsf Row: BOCK, GAXIOLA, WITT-DIAMANT if 2I by ll Ia ii ,7- y -L -ffl 4 .7- .fl I I iii ,nh hi H iff 'vgiizl-X5 Wa F11 fr' -,L-,,.y:-iri - M I I 'L' -I II f fi , Ar ,,,-- Wfxx- --1,- .L ,- 6 fx- fu.. -

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THE FRANCISCAN HOME ECONOMICS. MANUAL ARTS, AND LIBRARY DEPARTMENTS A STUDY of problems and +echniques connecfed wifh in- fernal organizaiion, equipmenf, and adminisI'ra+ion of Ihe school library, reference work, and book seIec'I'ion are among 'I'he skills 'I'augh+ by Miss Ruih Flem- ing, head librarian. Her siaff consis'Is of: Mrs. Ru'I'h Lyon, Miss Edla Romander, Miss Rufh Elizabeih Richards, and Miss Hermine Henze. Insfrucfion in foods and cooking, 'I'ex+iIes and cloihing, and Iunchroom and home managemenf are given by Miss Alice Spelman in +he Home Economics Deparfmenf. Mr. Frank Ray offers variefy in his field of manual arfs. Mechanical drawing, woodwork, foy consirucfion, and household mechanics are Iaughf during Ihe fall and spring semesfers. Second Row: RAY Firsf Row: RICHARDS, LYON, SPELMAN, ROMANDER PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT COURSES in physical educaiion are required of aII women sfudenfs not excused by a doc+or's permission. Emphasis in +he freshman year is placed upon parficipafion in single and double afhlefic games or dancing. Sophomore physical acI'iviI'ies are numbered I0-30. Two aciivifies are fo be elecfed from +his group fo be Iaken in +he sophomore year. Ins+ruc'l'ion in golf, Iennis, individual gymnasfics, swimming, na+uraI, folk and clog dancing, s+unI's, and ofher aciiviiies are also given. Miss Florence Hale, head: Mrs. Kaiherine Bridge, Miss Doris HoI+z, Mrs. Sarah Sco'H, and Miss Velda Cun- :liff are members of fhe wo- 'nen's Physical Educaiion De- parfmeni. Since 'Ihe adveni' of Dean David Cox on ihe campus, men's aI'hIe'I'ics have been puf on a secure basis, and a course of physical aciiviiies for men sI'uden'I's has been carried ou+. Nexi' semesier I'he men's Dhysical educafion courses will be much mc-re varied, and sev- eral new sporI's will be infro- duced under 'Ihe direciion of CUNDIFF, HALE, scorr, BRIDGE COGCI1 COX- cc 23 by il I in . LT? wk , ,fi 4 ,-.. N iii WAI I fx I 141, .Tie Q If ,I X fl? -..-x , A,-- - ,. ,J- im A-Y - :r N' r ,qv A -T - --x....i f Y fi I Yugi E QD '