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

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I he Department of Physics and Chem- istry attempts to serve the student body in three ways. First, it offers some special courses for students pursuing vocational curriculums. Second, it offers courses for students preparing to teach in the grades. Third, its advanced courses prepare stu- dents for science teaching in the high school. Louis Beceman, Head Back Row: W. H. Kadish, Alien Brown, O. B. Read, S. F. Ileraev. Front Row. John Iloesley, Margaret Hum, R. W. Getchell, Louix liegeman. - Page 27

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 J e 1927 OLD GOLD , DEPARTMENT OF MATHEMATICS AND COMMERCE As the barter of primitive man devel- oped into the world encircling commerce of today, mathematics, the interpreter of quantitative relationships, also grew apace and made commerce vocal. Now as never before in the history of the race, we need trained leaders to apply scientific principles to commercial enterprises. For these lead- ers we must look to the schools. Ira S. Condit, Head E. E. ttron, C. W. Wester. Ira S. Condit. Emma Lambert. R. I). Daugherty Page 26

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pf?-Q J-927 QLP GOLD I W A ®EE3 The Department of Orchestral Music has a staff of three teachers and two part time teachers. There are two orchestras, and two bands. The College Symphony Orchestra gives a number of concerts dur- ing the year. There are ensemble classes for strings and for wood and brass. There is a Band Master’s Course, and a course in Orchestral Conducting and Manage- ment. There is opportunity for private study with trained specialists in violin, cello, and wood and brass instruments. Edward Kurtz, Head Page 2$