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% 1 i J - J Mrs. Virginia H. Russell, Mrs. Sadie S. Floyd, Mrs. Gladys W. Majette, and absent from picture Mr. Claude Anderson. B USI NESS DEPA R TMEN T . . . The Department of Business seeks to pre¬ pare competent men and women for careers in government, industry, or for the teaching profession. BUSINESS EDUCATION: Designed for those students who are interested in teaching business subjects on the secondary level. GENERAL BUSINESS: Designed for those students who wish to prepare for careers with government or industry at the junior ex¬ ecutive level. In addition to the two programs, the De¬ partment sponsors a chapter of Phi Beta Lambda which provides opportunity for the further development of creative and leader¬ ship talents. 21
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THE ENGLISH AND FOREIGN LANGUAGES DEPARTMENT. . . The pursuit of excellence, in scholarship and in living, to which Saint Paul ' s College is committed demands of each student profi¬ ciency in the use of his native language, fa¬ miliarity with foreign languages, and knowl¬ edge, understanding and appreciation of his literary heritage, both English and European. The Department of English and Foreign Languages has organized its programs to help each student to think clearly and hon¬ estly, to read thoughtfully, to communicate effectively and to listen intelligently. ” Miss Jeannete L. Cole Chairman English and Foreign Languages Dept. Mr. W. Wilson, Dr. O. Steiner, Mr. M. Pierre-Louis, Dr. H. Boyers, Miss L. Cole, Mrs. L. Z. Smith, Mr. G. W. Smith, and Mr. R. Brock.
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THE EDUCATION DEPARTMENT. . . This department at Saint Paul ' s College enrolls the greatest number of students in the college. This places upon it a great responsibility. In the tradition of educa¬ tion, the department seeks to educate the student so that he will in turn shape and influence the lives of other individuals. This department seeks to develop the ca¬ pacities of its students into competent teachers; teachers who will be alert to change and be able to cope with the in¬ creasingly complex demands of society. Students are made to realize that teach¬ ing is n ot a simple undertaking but with diligence and hard work, each can make his contribution to society by making a significant difference in the lives of the young people they teach. Dr. R. H. Hatch, Chairman Dept, of Education Dr. R. Hatch and Secretary Mrs. M. Burnett Mr. James B. Cooley, Dr. C. Jenkins, Dr. R. Hatch, Dr. P. Young, Mrs. C. White, and Mrs. T. Law.
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