California State University Long Beach - Prospector Yearbook (Long Beach, CA)

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ART . . . With the variety of mediums offered in the art department there will always be some form appropriate for either the student or the skilled artist. CLASS ROOMS ENGLISH COMPOSITION DR. HERMANN . . . We learn by writing and by a well-directed study of the fundamentals of composition to express our ideas in an organized and original way. This is perhaps one of the most valuable of college experiences. FUNDAMENTALS OF FRENCH I)R. POOLE . . . Le professuer corrige les fautes de trois eleves.” (We should have known better than to misspell professcur. ) HOME ECONOMICS . . . I dreamed I was a dress form in . . . my home economics class. 25

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PART-TIME FACULTY Daryl L. Ahlgren, M.A. Art Florence Genschmer Nursing Melvin C. Nadcll Sociology Bessie D. Amiss Nursing Nadyne C. Gibson Music Walter C. Nemetz Police Science Helmut Bader, Ph.D. Political Science Gene Gillies Physical Education Mary Patterson Nursing Theodore Baird Art Thelma Gow Art Neil O. Peek Physical Education Clarence Baker English Bill Hamilton, A.B. Physical Education Robert D. Peterson Education C. Douglas Barnes, Ph.D. Physical Science Frank Hardy Physical Education Arthur Rotter Police Science Renaldo Bartolomeo Industrial Arts Gloria L. Hill Music Theodore Rueff Industrial Arts Joseph D. Brady, B.A. Police Science Robert L. Hoffman Psychology John Sarina, B.A. Physical Education Verna A. Breinholt, M.A. Speech James M. Holt, B.A. Business Inge Schmidt, M.A. Speech John W. Brown Art Talma B. Hupficld Home Economics Glenn L. Smith, A.B. Speech Howard Brubaker, B.A. Physical Education Verda Jackson Business Victor Smith, M.A. Art Lorenzo VV. Burdett, Ph.D. Chemistry Robert H. Jordan Sociology David O. Taxis Industrial Arts Duane Cady Police Science Sanford Kronenberg Physiology Lawrence Thompson, B.A. Geography Esther Caldwell Home Economics Barbara F. Kundis, M.A. Home Economics Donald W. Tubbs Police Science Richard A. Christiansen Business Janet D. I.ahcy, M.A. Art—Education John W. Turley Physical Education Bernadine G. Clark Nursing Raymond B. Lake, A.B. Business Jordan Viculin Physical Education William V. Crowley, M.A. Business James B. Landis Physiology T. Stanley Warburton, Ph.D. Education Frederick Davis Business Daniel W. Langston, Ed.D. Psychology Howard M. Warner, M.A. Art Charles H. Dean Police Science Arthur C. Laufer, M.A. Business Mary Welch Home Economics Peter Dekker Industrial Arts Arthur H. Logue Police Science William Welch, B.S. Industrial Arts Dale F. Ely, A.B. Education David B. Macon, Ed.D. Education Donald L. Wheeler, M.A. Business J. P. Ersek, Ph.D. Business Irvin Marshall Mathematics Margaret Whitclcy, B.A. Business Janice J. Evjenth, B.A. Art Robert C. McCaughin, M.A. Industrial Arts Rintoul Whitney, U.S.N. Astronomy Robert Ezell Physical Education Daniel C. McCauley Police Science Walter J. Wilson Business David Fils, Ph.D. Education Henrietta Miller Art William Winter, B.S. Physical Science Bruce Flcury Geology Mildred Morgenroth, M.A. Home Economics DcWaync H. Wolfer, A.B. Police Science Bill Fraser, A.B. Physical Education Richard Zweig, M.A. English 24

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MUSIC . . . When sounds arc turned into meaning and rhythm is more than a metronome or mathemat- ical time, the pleasure of music extends around, beyond, and above the mastery of a skill. PHILOSOPHY DR. WILEY . . . There arc questions, overwhelming and perhaps unanswerable. Here we arc exposed to ideas and oriented to the concepts and theories of great thinkers who attempted answers. INTRODUCTION TO RADIO AND TELEVISION DR. MOREHEAD . . . The groundwork for a career, or simply an appreciations class? This can serve as either. But, whatever, it is exciting and full of the fun of working with others. CLASS ROOMS PSYCHOLOGY DR. BRADLEY . . . Transfer of training is of utmost importance in satisfactorily solving the maze — but conversely. 26