Anderson College - Columns / Sororian Yearbook (Anderson, SC)

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SCIENCE In every liberal arts education there is a place for science. Some complain and say that it is completely out of place in this type of liberal education. But the lessons we learn from these sciences enrich our future and provide us with an understanding of the physical and biological forces that so often influence our lives. Max W. Grubbs Robin B. Kelley Shirley Moore Harold H. Snuggs 28

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SPEECH AND DEBATE Everett H. Vivian The high light of the year for the debate team was their trip to Harvard University, taken in early February. The team went to Harvard to participate in a tournament includ- ing such teams as Harvard, Dartmouth and Georgetown University. Jimmy Hanks and Don Chasteen In the office of Representative W. W. J. B. Dorn in Washington, D. C. 27

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MATHEMATICS W. Glen Hughey R. Broadus Parker Easy Mr. Parker, you can be replaced by T.V. The mathematics department at And- erson College is directed toward giv- ing students a basic background in mathematics that will prove very valu- able to them in future years. The de- partment strives to develop each stu- dents understanding of algebra and trigonometry. The professors realize that some students can comprehend princi- ples and work problems with greater ease than others and they take this into consideration while teaching. These men are interested in the students as in- dividuals. They are constantly thinking of the people they teach and not just the class they teach. 29