University of Southern California - El Rodeo Yearbook (Los Angeles, CA)

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John Ielil Biorhi ' iiiislrv. ill lit inn Milo Applenian I ' );irliTi(il(i ' j iWO I ' l blCi bll UK.N ' IS have a pet iiami- for the giant mechanism in the new Nuclear Research Lahoratory. The huililing, which was completril this year, houses a cyclotron. Waller Martin liiolosv Julin Russell Astrononiv Sciences The Divisions of BiolngiLal and Phvsicai Sciences constitute one of the largest and most rapidlv s rowinij areas (if the Collej e of Letters, Arts and Sciences. Courses offered by these two Divisions include biochemistry and nu- trition, bacteriology, geology, mathe- matics, biology, astronomy, physics and chemistrv. Students and facultv in these departments carrv out extensive research projects. Dr. Milton Kloetzel heads the Division of Physical Sciences. He has been on the SC staff for the past 14 years. Dr. ' alter K. .Martin is the director of the Division of Biological Sciences. Both of these Divisions are especially con- cerned with the cancer research. riioina. (ilenienls Geolosv Paul W liite Malhciiialies .lolui lloinies Malhcmatics Ronald Brown Chemistrv 268

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W iliiaiii Anderson Economics Tottoii Anderson Political Science Joseph Weckler Anthropology John Reith Geography Social Studies The Division of Social Studies is a part of the School of Letters, Arts and Sciences. It includes the departments of anthropology, eco- nomics, education, history, geography, political science, sociology, psychology and international relations. The chairman of the Division, Dr. Paul Guilford, has been at SC ahnost con- tinuously since 1940. He earned his doctorate at Cornell University and had taught at other universities before joining the SC staff. Mem- bers of the faculty of the Division have become well known for the books they have written. Arthur Kooker History Ross Berkes Intcrnalional delations Neil Warren Psvchologv IN EVERY AREA OV Social Studies charts and niap.s prove most valuable for promoting better student understand- ing; of material. The student here draws such a map.

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Donald Coodall Fine Arts Uwiylil Boliii er Spanish and Italian Humanities The Division of Humanities is a part of the School of Letters, Arts and Sciences. It inclucies the departments of Asiatic studies (which teaches Chinese and Japanese hinguages), classical lan- guages, comparative literature, English, tine arts, French, German, music, phil- osophv, religion, Slavic studies and Span- ish-Italian. Most students in LAS enroll at one time or another in courses otfered bv these departments. Many students find that the Hoose Library of I ' hilosophy contains many volumes of treasured liter- ature which help them in their work in these departments. Dr. John D. Cooke is chairman of the Division and is a pro- fessor of English. Dr. Cooke graduated from Stanford and came to SC in 1920. John Waterman German Wesley Robb Religion Tj FISHER GAl.Li ' R I.OCAIID m II, im. Hall is lir.|n,-iith the scene of fine and unuMial exhibits which incliuie the works of SC students and faculty. William Werkmeister Philosophy UeiH- Iklle French William Teniplenian English Alexander Kosloff Slavic Studies 269