Whittier College - Acropolis Yearbook (Whittier, CA)

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WOm0ll,S PE. Cluh'-Top row-Nlary Hundley, Jane Beal, Janet Banlcs, Vivian Cjliver. Kathy Bonham. Flar- garet Xvitthuhn. Nadiiie Hamherian, Narmmiy Terrell. Second row-Jackie Vvadeson. Ardie Stewart, Nancy Vvord, Georgie Bissell. Carol Law- son, Doris Turley. Third row -Shirley Stayton. Dawn Vvest. Ciwen Vvaters. Ann Peel, Alyss Sutton. Rosalie Ahacherli, Carol Pierson. All ot the extra vim, vigor and vitality really found an outlet in the womenys Pit. department. Headed hy Miss Lorine Prochaslca, the statt had all sorts ol activities to iceep students busy. Freshmen thrived on team sports including hoclcey, vol eyhall, speed-a-way and sotthall. Activity sports included swimming, archery and riding. Also ottered in the department were dance classes in modern and folic dance, and various methods were stressed in teaching games to younger children. n mcreafion ana! peraonagfg tmeueklomenf Vvomen students still teeling the need tor exercise were welcomed out tor intramurals in the atternoon. This program was under guidance ot Janet Banks, A.VV.S. intramural chairman. The Vvomenis P.E. cluh turthered interest and developed slfciils in physical education. presided over lay Dawn Vvest and Georgie Bissell, this group ot girls, either p.E. majors or interested students, carried out an active year including everything from a taco feed to a slumher party at the home ot Nadine Hamharian. -lif-aching and coaching Nlqennis Anyone? was a la- Nliss Gwen Xvaters 1 e m Coaches. ixliss Lorine ljro- miliar cry with Ftrs. Alyss measurahle technifa Cil2lSl4il iieildllii Sutton. woments P.E. teaching PE. ,092 H' UQ f'

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Completing his second year as Top-notch-coach of track and Elmer Johnson was a must varsity footloall coach was haslcetlyall was the ranlc of when it came to teaching in George Allen. Auhrey Bonham, lVlen's PE.. the physical ed. circles. Wx All I ff l rn-5.7 E- :: Q14 WMM pkgdicafjcfiuifg owe Ms laloorfunifief Threeys a crowd,-and a well-chosen three it was, too, when it came to Vvhittierys own: Allen, Bonham, and Johnson. These hard-worlcing men with the taste lor victory, the lcind ot victory Vvhittier College was always proud to claim, coached many men, many sports, many individuals. Yet always at the top ol the heap was the line college spirit that hound together a student lnody and a rugged athletic program into one great college experience. mtv From this source emerged conference champion- ships looth on the gridiron and also on the laaslcethall court. All-conference lound many of our men on the top listings, and every championship developed champion sportsmanship. Under the leadership ol the physical education department, the lVlen,s Club thrived actively. Membership was open to lellows in the department as majors or minors, or those loolcing tor extra activity and an added op- portunity to move those muscles a little more. T. lvliddleton, N. Ziegler. B Jones, E. Scott, R. lVlioli, B Fazio. Second row'-J. Cross B. Bacon, VV. Chamloers, J Cowan. E. Davis, F. Chiros Bryan Smith. Third row-lvlr R. Sidehottom. Menys PE. Club-'Front row'- y Elmer Johnson, D. Taylor, VV. Vvinchester, T. James, Reeder, B. Dunham, J. Andi- lcian. Fourth row-R. McMul- len, B. Liverman, S. Holden,

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Extra special was time feeling for Dr. Dr. Mills received a init of good advice from Dr. The Saint Milo was our more Hersctnei Coffin, professor of piiiiso- Qnias Baldwin, left, iong-time professor of psycii- favorite tag imposed upon Dr. C. pixy and psyciiology. ology at Vvliittier. Niilo Conniclc, religion. a , - . 1 ' . f . ' f , .- 'z Pl nning ciiapel serxices were cinpei committee memloers Front row'-Joy Esciier. Jerry Stowe, Betty Perrin. Second I row'-Dan Keulen, Virginia Nliller. Third rouz-Margaret VX7estl'all and r1Xnn Kutcil. Fourth row-Dr. Paul Rice, Dr. Randolph Pyie and Dorotiiy iVlarl4i1am. 22 Tilree departments working togetiler to create a balanced diet ot food for thought were religion, piiiiosopiiy and psychology. The religion courses were taught by Dr. C. Milo Connicic and were varied from specialized studies in ti1e Christian iaith to comparative religions tiirougiiout tile world. Philos- oplier Dr. Hersciiel Colilin created a department encompassing every possible plnilosoplmy ot pinilosoptiy. Dr. Coffin was the original originator of tile present in- tegrated system used now at Vvirittier. it was evident from the broad base lie pre- sented in iiis courses, just iiow important the integrated personality can loe. Depart- ment oi psyciiology was steered loy the two men at time iielm, Dr. Qnias Baldwin and Dr. Eugene Mills. Courses related lootii to general psychology and speciat- ized areas were a part oi time curriculum.