Elmira College - Iris Yearbook (Elmira, NY)

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At a small liberal arts college, faculty members and students do not have im- personal relations. We know each other well. Our future lives will be greatly af- fected by the knowledge, interest, wise advice, and encouragement of the men and women pictured on these pages. During our four years at Elmira, the faculty has brought about many changes in the curriculum. The class of 1961 is the first class to graduate with 'fareas of concentration instead of umajorsf' This innovation, which has given us greater depth and breadth of knowledge, came hand in hand with the four-course, four- hour curriculum in the fall of 1959. Taking four, four-hour courses rather than five three-hour courses sounded, at first, as though the academic burden would be eased. How Wrong we were! On the contrary, in the last two years, more hours than ever before have been spent doing research in the library, conferring with our professors, and writing papers. This fall a General Honors Program began at Elmira for superior students- 23 freshmen. Seniors could not take part, but they had a chance to achieve dis- tinction through the new emphasis on Independent Study and the program of Concentration Honors for juniors and seniors. The faculty now numbers 61-54 full time and seven part-time teachers. Be- cause of the distribution requirements in the liberal arts course, at the end of four years most of the faculty in each division are no strangers to the seniors. Harold Ward Political Science Joseph Board Political Science 3 . 1 , M'1CI'- SWCHTIHEZCH Gerd Korman George Simmonds Geoffrey Adams H1S101y History History Hisfg,-y 11

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l Forrest Sanders William Lee Annie Laurie Lee Gwynn Bement Music Music M usic M llsic' W r , l Helen Bjorvand Herbert Lourie Marjorie Bernt Art Ar! German and Art Sherwin Baer Bruce Klee Daniel Krempel David Crossman Speech Speech Speech and Drama Audio Visual Direclol Robert Gilmore Matlzemnlics ' 13