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Division Choirmen, Arts and Sciences. L W. Miller. psychology; Miss Louis Golden, nursing; Keith Cos , bosic communications; Raymond Corey, social science; Arnold Witters, anthropology; thvood Murray, speech. Tod Weimon, athletics; Francis Myers, Humanities. Foreground: Allen D. Breck, history; lowrence F. Young, physical education, Roger Fee, music. Kneeling: Arthur E. Holch, botany; Otho M. Rasmussen, mathematics. Raw one: Horold M. Priest, English; Vance Kirklond, art; Essie W. Cohn, chemistry; C. Dole Fuller, social science foundation; Earl A. Ingle, chemistry; Dorothy Humiston, physical education; Byron E. Cohn, physics. Row two: W. Arthur Shirey. sociology; Milton M. Mill '-, sanitary science; Horold E. Moore, education; Clork N. Crain, geography; Otto Freitog, political science; T. William Holl, religion; Russell Porter, rodio; John R. Heilman, journalism. 15
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Jem E. Pordu , Doon of th Col log of Arii ond Scicncei Moking copablo and romiblo m«n The College of Arts and Sciences hopes to help develop young men and women who have perspective, balance, and maturity; which come finally from the individual’s knowledge of other times, other places, other persons, and their problems. The faculty hopes also that they will have helped the student reach the position where he thinks rationally, and knows the difference between opinion and fact. This is not to overlook the individual’s need to be imaginative and creative rather than logical when the situation demands. Our goal has been the individual whose mind is flexible, curious, critical, creative, and independent. This kind of independence will be built on convictions which are reasoned even though he may not always be able to prove them. This, of course, demands values which the individual can communicate to others by example as well as by word. The goal of the College is to help produce young men and young women who will always be unique persons and never a “college type.” 14 Donial D. Feder, Deon of Stvdonll
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Botany: Dr. Shubert ond doss on a field trip. Physics: Experimentation leod to discoveries. Sociology! Dr. Shirey ond don receive first-hand infocmotion from the county jail warden on the treatment of criminals. Physical Education: A sound mind ond a sound body.
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