Colorado College - Nugget Yearbook (Colorado Springs, CO)

Page 22 text:

Dr. Tucker illustrates a point for a history class Dr. Shaw relaxes in his office between classes. The Social Science division includes Anthropology, Business Administration, Economics, Education, History, Physical Edu- cation, Political Science, Secretarial Studies, and Sociology. In the classroom, in independent study, or in seminars students in the social sciences deal with events and concepts which have led to the development of the present day society, as well as with the more complex problems and events with which society must contend for its future develop- ment. Secretarial Studies and Physical Education offer the students the opportunity to improve and develop new skills in these areas. Visiting lecturers in various areas of the social sciences supplement work by the students and faculty. Professors Seay, Carter and Bernard, who recently published books, were honored at a tea.

Page 21 text:

STUDENTS PUT CLASSROOM INSTRUCTION TO WORK IN LABS In the classroom the student is presented with the facts and theories necessary to the understanding of a particular science. Lab work offers the student, under the supervision of his instruc- tors, a means of furthering his knowledge and understanding of various aspects of his subject. He has the chance to put into prac- tice what he has learned in the classroom lectures and his texts. Actually, we ' re the best of friends. Dr. Fischer lectures to a group of geology students. 17 I wonder where I put the coffee. Dr. Hilt illustrates a point in physics. J

Page 23 text:

SOCIAL SCIENCES TRACE DEVELOPMENT OFSOCIETY I H B fl b 9 %■ ; , : ' . Mr. Finley gives rapt attention to a speaker. Professors Johnson and Barton join the students for lunch in Rastall. I wonder if this has anything about fractured stomachs? Faculty members relax in the Hub during the noon hour. Hocltejj 19