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The Department of Art, headed by Dr. Creighton Delaney, is designed to provide basic art foundations for the student who plans to seek a pro- fessional career in art or art education. The department also provides training in certain specialized areas especially designed for the non-art ma- jor. This training offers opportunities for the development of skills in art and aesthetic understanding in connection with major works in other de- partments. dr. creighton h. delaney head of the department of art Absorbed with his work at the potter ' s wheel, student carefully shapes clay into an urn. k 0i mm mr. harold hill mr. william arscott mr. reesman kennedy dr. karl schlicher mr. fames snyder
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dr. william turner dean of the school of fine arts school of fine arts dr. william turner, dean mrs. mary akin, secretary 20 An aria, a confusing modern painting, a heated debate, a controversial play by Ed- ward Albee— all of these elements represent phases of the School of Fine Arts at S.F.A. Under the direction of Dean William L. Turner, the School of Fine Arts consists of the depart- ments of music, art, speech and drama. Coming to S.F.A. in 1960, Dr. Turner served as head of the music department until 1965 when he became the Fine Arts Dean. He re- ceived his B.S. and M.S. degrees in music from North Texas State University. He also received his doctorate in education at North Texas. The school of Fine Arts seeks to broaden the academic and aesthetic experiences of the students taking courses in its various depart- ments as well as provide a cultural climate and foster greater appreciation of the arts on campus. Each year this school sponsors the Fine Arts Series of Cultural and Entertainment pro- grams. Highlighting this year ' s programs were exciting and brilliant performances by the Dallas Symphony Orchestra, pianist Ivan Da- vis, and the college-produced musical classic, The Sound of Music by Rodgers and Ham- merstein.
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department of music The Department of Music offers a variety of courses and activities enabling students to express themselves through music. Courses are offered in music appreciation, theory, and history. Degrees may be obtained with em- phasis on piano, organ, voice, band instruments, or other instruments. Students may participate in the band, or- chestra, stage band, or choir. The department also pre- sents concerts, musical shows, recitals and other musical programs for the enjoyment of the college and community. dr. morris hall . head of department of music 22
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