Olivet Nazarene University - Aurora Yearbook (Bourbonnais, IL)

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As h ! conlers on the phono, Prof. Garton reclines in his office. The Kducation I )(ipartmenl has been headed l y Or. West fa 11 for eleven years. Minds, like metals, grow brighter from frequent use. — C. F. Kleinknecht Your greatest contribution to the sum total of things is yourself. — Anonymous Conducting routine, lecture, Prof. Wood addresses his class. Well suited for his position as departmental chair- man, Coach Watson is dedicated to the Physical Education Department. AURORA 20

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J - : BOARD OF TRUSTEES OFFICERS — Bruce T. Taylor, Chairman, Indiana; B. G. Wiggs, Vice Chairman, Indiana; Kenneth Jewell, Secretary-Treasurer, Indiana; Leslie Par- rott, President, Illinois. MEMBERS — J. Mark Barnes, Il- linois; E. Keith Bottles, Illinois; R. J. Cerrato, Illinois; Allen E. Cobb, Michigan; Ray Dafoe, Michigan; William C. Damon, Michigan; Harold Demott, Michigan; John Q. Dickey, Michigan; Ralph E. Fox, Indiana; George Garvin, Jr., Illinois; Forest Goble, Indiana; Walter Graeflin, In- diana; William Griffin, Indiana; John Hancock, Illinois; John Hay, Indiana; Thomas Hermon, Indiana; J. Ted Hols- tein, Wisconsin; L. Dale Horton, Illinois; Selden D. Kelley, Michigan; C. Marselle Knight, Michigan; Paul W. Lee, Il- linois; Bill Lewis, Indiana; Clayton Lewis, Indiana; Laurel Matson, Wisconsin; James Mellish, Michigan; Gerald D. Oliver, Sr., Illinois; Wendell Parsons, Illinois; Chester Pasko, Indiana; Bruce Peterson, Ohio; Jesse Pitts, Indiana; Floyd H. Pounds, Illinois; James Reader, Illinois; Delbert Remole, Illinois; James Schweigert, Michigan; Oscar H. Sheets, Indiana; Jerry Short, Michigan; Gene Snowden, In- diana; Jack Stone, Illinois; C. Neil Strait, Michigan; Carlyle Thill, Indiana; Fred Wenger, Indiana; Darrell Wineinger, Indiana; Leroy Wright, Illinois; John Woodruff, Wisconsin. AURORA

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Division strives to give students An understanding of human behavior Included in the Division of Education and sychology are fifteen disciplines that have teacher education programs, besides the departments of education, Psychology, Physical Education, and Library Science service courses. Chairman of this division is Dr. Harry Westfall, who has been chair- man of the Education Department for eleven years. Dr. Westfall also serves as Director of Teacher ducation. His duties include responsibility for scheduling, faculty members, honor placements, and other departmental obligations. The Division of Education and Psychology at- tempts to help achieve the aims of the college by trying to give the student an understanding of human behavior. With this understanding, good mental and physical health are emphasized through theory and practice. This division also aims at helping students prepare vocationally in the fields of education, library science, psychology, and physical educa- tion. To these fields of service, the division attempts to help students see practical applications of Christianity. Not Pictured: Ralph Hodge Physical Education Thomas Knowles Physicai Education Kenneth Richardson Physical Education Donald Wood Education Division of Education and Psychology William W.Bell Psychology, Dept. Head Carol Doenges Physical Education Jack Furbee Education, Ed. Grad. Studies Dir. Franklin Garton Psychology Marjorie Mayo Education Brenda Patterson Physical Education Carolyn Sechrist Psychology Sara Spruce Education Larry Watson Physical Education, Dept. Head Harry Westfall, Div. Head Education, Dept. Head ACADEMICS