University of Delaware - Blue Hen Yearbook (Newark, DE)

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GEORGE E. DUTTON, A. M. Dean and Registrar SCHOOL OF ARTS AND SCIENCE TIIE Arts and Science Bchool recognizes as its specific aims the following: 1 to give instruction in those subjects which are fundamental in any liberal education; 2 to discover and stimulate the special aptitudes and interests of students; 3 to lay the foundation for later professional specialization; and 4 to give the technical instruction necessary in preparation for certain occupational careers. To this end, the School offers instruction, through suggested curricula, in the fields of 1 Literature, 2 History and Social Sciences, 3 Philosophy, Psychology, and Education, and 4 Mathematics and Science. Other aims and purposes of the Arts and Science School are more general. This School is interested only in the serious studentthe young man who has a serious purpose in coming to college and is willing to pay the price of an education in hard work and decent conduct. It endeavors to acquaint the student with the best that has been thought and said and done in the world, and thereby better equip him to take his place as a useful and happy member of society. Finally, by placing before the student problems that require for their solution the orderly exercise of his mental processes, it seeks to train him to think logically and independently and to act with intelligence and effectiveness. To fit earnest students to earn a better living and to lead a better life, to give them a real sense of responsibility, to train them to think for themselves, to make of them more useful and happier citizensthese are the aims and purposes of the Arts and Science School of Delaware College of the University of Delaware.

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ARTHUR G. WILKINSON Business Administrator DL:'RING the past eighteen years it has been my privilege to extend wishes to the Graduating Class. In doing so I realize that soon we shall miss the familiar faces around the Campus and Halls and they will be joining the large number of former graduates, Commencement to you means the entering into the business world and 1 wish every member a happy and successful career. 1 trust that you will all feel you are still a part of your Alma Mater and that you will remain loyal alumni, helping to uphold its name and traditions and that you will come back often in order that the friendships already established may become stronger. Good luck to you all.

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Department of English Witsur Owen Syeuesn, Ph, I Professor of English Department of History and Political Science Georse Hersert Byeex, Ph. D, Professor of History and Political Science 16 Department of Philosophy, Psychology and Sociology Exra B. Crooss, PPh. DD, Professor of Philosophy and Sociology Department of Economics Josern Siwxey Goven, Ph. . Associate Professor of Economics