Whittier College - Acropolis Yearbook (Whittier, CA)

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0 J 1 I ' .- ' If 740,441 M- fig I rl '1 1 K fi? .. i 'xv ' 1 ' rr if . I if , on Ig lyk, -3 'F fF,t1ff,Q , il1Q'ereewQx ,YI Ei , , Igepls-.4 Dr. C. Milo Connick CHAIRMAN 4 Dr. Ha Tai Kim PHILOSOPHY AND RELIGION DEPART- MENT-Searching for the truths of philo- sophical ideas and religious thought, the student is stimulated toward personal growth bythe Philosophy and Religion De- partment. Encouraged to use individual thought in coming to conclusions, the student studies the philosophies of past and present per- 'fflin ' 7 ' - Ir. -iq., :figs -- i:i-1:9 . -fr:-.. -5-.il -gf 4 1 ff .. It? , L --Y,-,Q .' -' ' -riff sonalities. He is able to survey the various literature on religious thought and experi- ence with the guidance of expert faculty. The person not pursuing philosophy or religion as a career also values the courses as aids to forming a personal philosophy of successful living. i Rev, Ezra Ellis Dr. Nelle Slater

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zafle Wada pwwdm Umm 1-5 1 Mr. Robert Green Mr. Eugene M. Riddle Mr. Jerold F. Shepherd , Dr. William H. Dale Mr. Robert MacSparran Mr. Robert Prichard MUSIC DEPARTMENT-Under the guid- ance of the Music Department, individual talent is developed and refined through theory and activity courses. Because of the flexibility of the program, the student is able to prepare himself for either the field of music education or the areas of concert work and composition. Highlighting participation in the A Cap- pella Choir is an annual spring tour of northern California, and the annual Bach Festival gives display to advanced musical talent. Interested students also take part in the marching band under the spirited leader- ship of Mr. Green. The two performing orchestras also pro- vide an outlet for musical expression on the Whittier campus. F53 ,Ei , R35 ,- - inr TOP TO BOTTOM: Miss Ruth Harold son, Mr. Joseph Di Tullio, Miss Marga retha Lohmann, CHAIRMAN.

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I 4- 5 . ' Wifi Lua -'Lau P- I TOP: Mrs. Alyss Sutton. BOTTOM: Mr. Aubrey Bonham, CHAIRMAN. HEALTH, PHYSICAL EDUCATION AND RECREATION DEPARTMENT -Activity courses play a promi- nent role in the Health, Physical Education and Recreation Depart- ment, and enthusiasm is promoted through the intercollegiate and in- tramural team competitions. Supplementary courses in theory and methodology are of- fered to give the student a finn foundation in this field of study. A practical approach is made to per- sonal, family, and community health, and recreation is studied in its application to the school and community. Particularly emphasized are coaching skills which are learned through lecture periods and actual participation. ?mcZ6ce Zczlmce FZ pldgfbd-Wt I' rf ,ew . . if J. A Q. H . ' f Q V, . 'liz - 4 2 3 ' I y A ' f f .4 L In Mr. Ivan Guevara Mrs. Peggy Landtroop T'-' .. W Y -I E I A 1 J I im rmsr inslnucnuil UMTS ,df I :It Miss Thelma Johnson Dr. Hilmi M. Ibrahim Mr. John Godfrey