Whittier College - Acropolis Yearbook (Whittier, CA)

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pyr JHTj f 1 1 r i V Delta Phi Upsilon meets at Broadoaks to discuss professional matters of the fraternity. EDUCATION EDUCATORS: Botfom-Lois Beebe, Homer Hurst. Midd e-Kaoru Endo, Herbert Fougner, Mary Reed. Top— John Bright, Mable Rice. 23

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Veola Wrinkle introduces her Broadoak ' s pre-primaries to directed singing. EDUCATION is a requisite to grovvtn and development. Altnougn mucli of what the family learns comes from outside the limits of a formauzed institution, it is tfie school which provides planned experience and stimulates diversified interest in the young cliild. The Education Department of W hittier College, headed t)y Dr. Jolin Bright, devoted itself to the training of those who wished not only to be taught, but to teach. For tlie purpose of [professional cooperation. Delta Phi Upsilon, hittier s sole national fraternity for women, met twice montlily under the gavel of president Lois Danner at Broadoaks, noted experimental school for pie-jirimary children.

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ENGLISH ai[i t wliat it iisetl lo he. or so goes it in the W ' nittier English Ge[)artiiient. L ' naer the intellect oi Dr. Albert L ' pton and Roberta Forsberg. innocent rrosh learned the basic facts or life as coined in Shakespeare s Ham let and Melvilles Moby Dick. The finer things were indicated to second year men by Dr. Cliarles Cooper, leader of the fine arts program and English professor along with professors Stuart and Baker. Vernon McGrew, head of the Newsbureait, instructed in jjractical journalism and newswriting. Charles Cooper, humanities Clarence Baker, John Stuart, English Delisle Crawford, drama; Vernon McGrew, journalism 24