Millersville University - Touchstone Yearbook (Millersville, PA)

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First How: Dr. Jo eph Walker, I r Kich.ml Keller. Dr. Virginia Beck, Mr. Kon.ilil (Irreo. Dr. Gluile |x lt ami Mr. Jack FWItrl. Second How: Dr. Gharlc l.ord, Dr. George Young, Mr. Glarence Goode, Di. Jamc Halt net I am! Mi. William Kena-w«»ll. Third How: Mr. llnlmt Harm- . Mr. Jnlm Winter. Mr. Junto lollx ami Dr. bruiu Fooler Fourth How: Dr. Vallnnc Mcltv. Mr. Kcytmlil koppel. Mr. Kolirrt lint . Mr. William Ihd-ko, Dr. William Hli»», Mi. Knn.ilil llrivmn. Mi. I'homa Tirado jiuI Dr. George Stine, SOCIAL STUDIES Dr. George Young, chairman, cluck- the morning mail. This year I hr social studies department eullie under ihe leadership of Dr. George I,. Young, To kerjl pace with MillersvilleV growing needs Dr. Young i aiming for at least one doctor in each discipline and for an expansion in the curriculum. In keeping with Dr. Young's aims the department added six new members including Mr. W illiam Kenuwell. Mr. Ronald Benson. Dr. W illiam Bliss, Dr. James Hartnett. Mr. James Jolly and Dr. George Stine. Mr. Fifclirl keep up with the latent new . 23

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First Rvic: Mix Kvllirr kdlicITer ami Dr. R twirl Ford. Set-unit Roh ; Mr. Arthur l.ord. Mr. Mr. Rirtuni Schneider and Ur. (Jlen Slciihcruon. I)r. Robert Ford, chairman, intlnicU cIj»» in geography. GEOGRAPHY This year tin- geography department umler the direction of l)r. KoImtI . ford lias continued to expand it extra curricular interests. The International Ron minty Studies, a magazine which deals with political geography, is a new addition to the department's reference.-., A popular innovation in ’66 was the coffee break, which was originated and sponsored by the geography department. These coffee breaks consisted of guest speakers, movies and discussion. Mr. Riclmd Schneider supervise mapinakirig.

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I K. JOSEPH MEIER. Chairman. MATHEMATICS Dr. Joseph . Meier foresees sweeping changes in the math department as lie lakes over as ehairman of the department following Dr. George Anderson who served eight years in that capacity. The department hired four new professors this year and plans to add another four next year. I lie diverse capability of entering students, the adjustment of the former curriculum to new advancements, and the coordinating of different disciplines within the math department arc only a few of the problems facing the new chairman. To meet these problems, changes are underway: the student will begin with an intuitive approaeli to form general ideas, the curriculum will he revised to meet the student's ability, and courses will lie taught with related disciplines in mind. First Ron1: Mrs. Miller, Mr. Roy Garland. Mr. Ramon Steinrii, Dr. George Anderson and Mr. Roller! Kuihart. Scrotal Roit Mr. (Juirlc- Wolf. Mr. Jay Weaver, Ml-' Nancy Cii|K noln, Mr. (diaries Dmlinger, Mr. Seymour .Steinberg and Mr. Harry Gunier.