Elmhurst College - Elms Yearbook (Elmhurst, IL)

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Mr. Royal J. Schmidt, Political Science. Mr. Gerald Head, Economics. Mr. Eugene Lerner, Economics. Dr. Henry Malecki, Psychology. Dr. Paul Crusius, History. Mr. Robert Swords, English. Dr. Karl Carlson, English. Dr. Carl Edgren, English. Dr. William Halftcr, Philosophy. Mr. Benjamin Jaques, Speech.

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is quite comprehensive, including departments in business administration, eco- nomics, education, history and political science, psychology and sociology. The required year ot study in this division gives the student an understanding ot society and its problems. DR. CRUSIUS . . . teaches history . . . has accumulated a fascinating knowl- edge oi the school and growing community during his 39 N ' ears at Elmhurst . . . kindly wisdom and sincerity has won the respect ot colleagues and students. DR. DE ROO . . . teaches psychology . . . formerly served as guidance counsellor at Ball State Teachers DIVISION OF College, and at a tuberculosis sanitorium ... his wife o a T T r -r r. , , ... . . . • DOCIAL bCIENCEb was an art teacher and still enjoys painting occasionally. MR. HEAD . . . teaches business administration ... his additional jobs as practicing attorney and accountant fill every moment . . . would like a more rigid discipline to prepare students for the realities of lite. MR. KINSELLA . . . teaches business management . . . finds skiing good winter recreation; golf in summer . . . footloose and fancy free . . . would like young people to regard studying as a tulltime job. MR. LERNER . . . teaches economics . . . his hobby is studying various phases of the Civil War . . . television provides a satisfactory Saturday night ' s enter- tainment . . . considers economics as the foundation of human thought. MRS. MELLIS . . . teaches typing and shorthand . . . considers laziness in secre- tarial training courses to mean laziness in future iobs . . . chief outside interests are domestic gardening, sewing, entertaining . . . finds the friendly atmosphere striking on a small campus. DR. MUELLER . . . teaches sociology . . . recently completed his own home . . . dramatic moments in his lectures capture everyone ' s attention . . . many students turn to him for helpful and concrete guidance. MR. SCHMIDT . . . teaches history and political science . . . impressed with great opportunity for student faculty relationships at a smaller college ... his interest and ability along the musical line were evidenced by his bass solo in Christ Reborn. The Division of Line Arts under the chairmanship of Mr. C. C. Arends is intended to give students an understanding and appreciation of man ' s cultural and artistic expressions. The School of Music offers courses in music theory and applied music instruction. MR. ARENDS . . . teaches speech and drama . . . looks dapper at all times . . . adds new twists to public speaking . . . organizer and director of the lively communitv theatre group. DIVISION OF MISS BASKERVILLE . . . teaches art . . . enccni rages . , 1 1 1 ■ r , r INE Arts students to develop their own line . . . no longer accepts blank canvasses entitled Polar bear in a snow storm . . . . . . adds to lectures with her personal notes of visits to cathedrals and museums in Europe. MR BEARD . . . teaches speech . . . fcjrmerly taught at Wayne L ' niversity . . . has been kangarcjcj hunting in Australia. MR. JAQUES . . . director of speech correction clinic . . . works with plnsicai interferences to communication . . . bridge fiend . . . likes to read late and sleep late . . . concerned with the uelisjirings of luiman belunmi-: luiman dx luimics. jiiGiii flinaiiiiniiili m» i sssi 21