Drew University - Oak Leaves Yearbook (Madison, NJ)

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llofl l Y A f C il W9 ,av RQQQT Dr. Ralph Johnson-Speech. Mrs. Madeline Kenyon, Mrs. Mary Ellen Voorhees, Mr. Harry Simesler, Physical Educalion. ADDITIO AL ACADEMIC PERSGNNEL John E' Bevan. reqisharn Dr. Arlhur Jones, librarian land Associafe Professor of Enqlishlq Mrs. Virginia King, Secrelary lo lhe librarian, Reqislrars orlice slarl--Mrs. Phyllis Rabb, Mrs. Dorolhy Library slall-Mr. Larry Kline, Mrs. Elizabelh Meier, Mr Bdcluini Mrs Marion Purcell Mrs Geraldine Johnson, Mr. Ronald E. Auslin, Dr. Jones, Mrs. Jane Carlingg sea+ecl: Mrs John Bgvanl i I I Julia Balcer, Mrs. Johanna Moore.

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ff! , Xxx. qi ower: Roger D5 p rr clan Avis l-lull, Linda WaTson, Ellie SelTfidQ9i l B nlrley De d e C fnrr gs, Perry Goldman. HONCDRS CGLLOQUILIM The problem oT The Two Culfures and Scienfific Revolufion provided The iniTial impeTus Tor The I96I-2 T-Tonors Colloquium. The college colloquium ioined wiTh The graduaTe school colloquium in November To hear Denis deRougemenT lecTure on The Person, The Angel, and The AbsoluTe. The original eighTeen shrank To eighT who evenTually compleTed Theses. David Allen produced a sTudy oT The American non-violenT movemenT, Roger Binkley's paper dealT wiTh radioacTiviTy in biochemisTry, and Deidre Cummings' paper considered conTemporary arT criTicism. Perry Goldman sTudied The hisTory oT Jockey T-lollow, Avis l-lull worked on embryonic gland developmenT, and Donald Rudalevige invesTi- gaTed ST. Paul's ThoughT concerning The EucharisT. David Samuelson's paper cenTered on The IiTerary genre oT science TicTion, and Eleanor SelTridge wroTe abouT The musical Theory and pracTice oT Tour conTemporary composers. SENIOR SCHCLARS Dave Valuska. Perry Goldman. .-' X l X -Q exp XX X X S 'H 5 E.is:lol4Sll Home mbgrg lrom ,an i 4' .V H: EEE 5 Cl f rr more semi Qgergr dl ,1:'jQ:iEil il June' 1 . 1 ,543-T Tri possession oi ,girl lve leurs. Gobrfele Collis 1 ., vi l I A newer llooene iciel McCoy, an l W. 4 T ieiihreroefselecli ' r.ffsfg'sliaTe loner si T 1:51 fferffaardirary Sf e :,,, , 5 f.:ll.Crarmer, and WT flli. and Dr, 5 A senior scholar engages in independenT sTudy direcTed by The head oT his Tield oT concenTraTion. STudenTs are selecTed in The spring oT Their iunior year on The basis OT disTinguished academic achievemenT. Senior scholars receive TuTorial insTrucTion and upon compleTion oT The Two-semesTer proi- ecT, six crediTs. To work as a senior scholar is TO apply academic excellence, self- discipline, and original insighT To The SOIU- Tion oT a speciTic research problem,