University of Northern Iowa - Old Gold Yearbook (Cedar Falls, IA)

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Public Speaking Department II i in this depaitment that preparation is ma l«‘ fer th • expressive sicle of the school work and activity. Here th students receive such training and help that they are enabled to lender their society programs, toasts and speeches at banquets, and public literary sos.de ns with comfort to themselves and pleasure to the audience. It is thru the excellence and inspiration of this instruction that inter-collegiate debates are fostered and strengthened, c ratorieal contests Ijetween the states maintained at a high standard and magnificent class plays given at Commencement. The course of study is so th m and practical that students are able to do exceptu mil work in presenting such productions as Richelieu and Joan ot Arc before their graduation and nnder splendid and satisfactory service as teachers of Elocution after they have received their diplo- mas. In no institution in the central West i» more attention given to this sub- ject with more gratifying results, and the prospects for th future point to more extensive and important achievements.

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4 HISTORY-CIVICS AND EI,OCl IION DEPARTMENTS Ixrtmuril W. Parish, M. A. 1 • • »! ••'«Uelei S;.n. M. UiKUM. II. | Ciclti ?r. fl. S 1 1». I . lit'illi.t M.irtln • • I- . I » «-. M . A .

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fi DEPARTMENTS OF ART AND LANGUAGES Henrietta D. Flock, M. A. John B. Knoeptier Henrietta Thornton Jennie G. Hutchinson. B. A. F. C. Eastman. M. A., Pli. D. Myra E. Call, M. A. Bertha L. Patt I