Colorado College - Nugget Yearbook (Colorado Springs, CO)

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J ECONOMICS BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION AND BANKING alancing the Budget ALPHA KAPPA PSI Alpha Kappa Psi is the oldest and largest professional fraternity in com- merce. The purpose of the organiza- tion is to supplement theory with ex- perience in the business world. Each year the Sigma Chapter at C. C. fields. Tw the fraternity conducts a field trip through on outstanding business organ- : Don Theobald. Don Duke, vice-president: Jon Charleston, president; Paul Van Houweling, treasurer; Jerry Swanson. Glen Anderson, Tenny Carter. Mr. Peterson, Deputy Co ■s: D. W. Crabb, A. T. Taitt.

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SOCIOLOGY BABY CUNIC The Colorado College Baby Clinic is a laboratory class in the care, physical needs and problems involved in the raising of children up to the age of six. The class is open to sociology majors. Nursing instruction is provided by the County Health Department and Is supplemented with lectures by a pediatrician. Miss Van Oiest is in charge of the clinic. Its facilities are available to mothers and children of this area. CARL M. FRISEN. M. A. Associate Professor and Acting Head of Department of Sociolor ALICfc E. VAN DIEST. M. A. Associate Professor of Sociology W. LEWIS ABBOTT SOCIOLOGY CLUB The Sociology Club was founded the late Dr. W. Lewis Abbott for the common meeting ground of all socioli of subie the leadership laiors for the Co sident, James T. Gandei Officers of the club i ident, Carolyn Aldrich; secretary, Phyllis Trumbo; trea iam B. Harley; publicity manager, Harold C. Churchill During this college year, the clubs most prominent a carrying out the plans of the Campus Chest Drive. The r activities include lectures from prominent speakers a oen discussions of new trends in sociology. RELIGION EDWIN C. BROOME, Ph. 0. Dean of the Chapel. Associate Professor of Religic

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EDUCATION PHILOSOPHY J. GLENN GRAY. Ph. D. Associate Professor and He Department of Philosophy GENERAL. STUDIES A new addition to the Freedom and Authority, c its consideration of the qi cates. As a result of the cc ment of General Studies I the three classes which disc mans relation to the state, man ' s relation to God. Pro! Worner, Dr. Gray, and Mr. JOHN 5. JORDAN. A. M Associate Professor and Head of Department of Education CHARLIE B. HERSHEY. Ed. D. Professor of Education Dean Emeritus FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA Back row: Glenda Breford, Mr. Jordan, Green, president. Front row: Beryl Barr, Freda Apostolas, Nancy Overholser, Madi The John S. Jordan chapter of Future Teachers of America is the professional club for students plan- ning to enter the teaching profession. The chapter is affiliated with the National Education Associa- tion and the Colorado Education Association. It recently received its National Charter and will be recognized in the yearbook of the Future Teachers of America. Officers of the chapter are: president, Walter W. Greene; vice-president. Warren Abbate: secre- tary. Terry Reeves: treasurer, Estle Johnson: librarian, Joan Clutts. The club ' s sponsor is John S. Jordan. Dr. Worner with Freedom and Authority cla