Taylor University - Ilium / Gem Yearbook (Upland, IN)

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Esthetic Appreciation Fostered by Robert W. Glover, M.S.M., A.A.G.O. The Division of Fine Arts is maintained for the purpose of improving skills and cultivating appreciation for art and music. Many students carry their learning in these tv o fields into Christian service. Under the leadership of Professor Robert Glover, the Music Club v ith Lauradean Snooks, president; Paul Steiner, vice-president; Mae Jean Gilbert, secretary-treasurer; Ernest Mac- Donald, chaplain; and Donald Jennings, ser- geant-at-arms, has presented a variety of pro- grams during their monthly meetings. This year several club meetings have been Theodora Bothwell, Mus. M. The Music Club

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Department Progresses Rapidly of sixty-nine students plus twenty- three associate members. During the second semester Dan Hutchens resigned as president, and vice-president, Harold Beattie, took over. The division of Physical Education which is a part of this department has also made some effective changes in its field. Psychology courses are of- fered in connection ■ with teacher training, and may also be taken as a major or minor field of study. Hildreth M. Cross, Ph. D. Jean Van Horn, B. S. in Ed. Paul P. Williams, A. M. Don J. Odie, M. S. R. Edgar May, A. M. Future Teachers of America m m- ?S), C i ±- '

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Paul D. Keller, Mus. M. Fine Arts broadcast when the program has been of a musical nature. Students have presented recitals, thus gain- ing experience in performing before an audi- ence. Some meetings have consisted of lec- tures about the great oratorios such as Han- del ' s Messiah. Both accomplished musicians and beginners could be found at almost any time of the day practicing in the many rooms provided in Helena Memorial Music Hall. The Art Department, directed by Mrs. Mari- an May, has developed the artistic touch in a number of students. Marion May John Bunish, B. S. in Ed. Blocking your ears would be more efFective, Car Carol Mix, A. B.