University of Central Missouri - Rhetor Yearbook (Warrensburg, MO)

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D CHElVllSTlQY Prof. Earl Foster claims to have invented the sandwich method of teaching. A knowledge of chemistry is the meat in the sandwichf and the earnest and capable stu- dent finds it decidedly fill- ing. As to those who take the course for credit only, Professor Foster observes that it can be made non- partisan, non-sectarian, and practically non-chem- ical. 5 ' 'V' '

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B11QDs-- BEES BoNEs Dr. E. A. Cockefair of the biology department teaches us how many bones there are in our, bo-dies-and other things. Miss Maude Nattinger teaches us to tell a jaybird from, a robin-and other things. It's an interesting place to visit, especially if you like to look at stuffed birds, butterflies on pins, and pickled frogs. There's a legend that live snakes from this depart- ment used to get loose occa- sionally and Wander down to the home economics labora- tories, but We were unable to confirm this story at the time of going to pressf this Mrwfftz-it,-at fp