Gettysburg College - Spectrum Yearbook (Gettysburg, PA)

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JAMES I. TARMAN, AB. RICHARD A. ARMS, PhD. WILLIAM O. DUCK, Ph.D. JOHN H. KNICKERBOCKER. Director of Public Relations Director of the Summer Session Guidance Counselor Librarian NELSON J. CROFT MRS. ELIZABETH PENNINGTON, A.B. GEORGE BOCK, B.S. JOSEPH J. BAKER, M.D. Superintendent of Buildings Dining Hall Manager Bookstore Manager and Grounds ' Medical Director ADMINISTRATION

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ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF Miss Rose Marie Swisher, Secretary to the President: Mrs. Ruth Croft, Recorder; Miss Mildred H. Hartzell, Assistant to the Dean; Miss Rosea B. Armor, Secretary to the Alumni Secretary. HOUSEMOTHERS SEATED: Mrs. Lurenu V. Deatrick, Stevens Hall: Miss Ruth Kuser. Phi Delta Theta Fraternity: Mrs. Julia Augustine, Lambda Chi Alpha Fraternity; Mrs. Lillian Stitvs, Phi Gamma Delta Fraternity: Miss Winifred E. Campbell. Huber Hall; Mrs. Jean Charles, Tau Kappa Epsilon Fraternity. STANDING: Mrs. May H. Sorrick, Beuhler Hall; Mrs. Frances Dunne. Aughinbaugh Hull; Mrs. Anna N. Class, Hanson Hall. tag; W .9; EDWERTH E. KORTE, BD. Chaplain WILLIAM C. DARRAH. 35. Director of Adult Education C. PAUL CESSNA, MA. Alumni Secretary RICHARD C. DEBUS, M.B.A. Business Manager

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THE FACULTY W Earl Bowen, Ph.D., Head: Nina Williams, A.B.; William C. Darrah. B.S.: Harold E. Muma, M.S.; Harold M. Messer, Ph.B.; Mrs. Arlene Zellers, A.B.: Xi. Max Hensley, Pl1.D. Missmc FROM PICTURE: Kenneth V. Gardner. MS. BIOLOGY Courses in the Biology Department are designed to pro- vide the student with an understanding of the principles of general and comparative biology. Basic courses are offered. also, for those who desire a fundamental knowledge of the science and its relation to man. These courses point out the cultural values of biology and its correlation with sociology, psychology, and other related fields. PSYCHOLOGY The Psychology Department offers courses which seek to introduce the principles of psychology and to provide the student with a basis for understanding the abilities, motives, thinking, and actions of people, both as an aid to understanding himself and as a background for graduate work. Kenneth L. Smoke, I'h.D., Head: John D. Shand, Ph.D.; Oliver W. Helmrich, M.A. Glenn S. Welland. Ph.D.: Juhn B. Zinn. Ph.D.. Head; C. Allen SInut. Ph.D.: Mary C. Allmugh, AB. CHEMISTRY The Chemistry Department endeavors to acquaint the student with the theory and laboratory technique of gen- eral, analytical, organic. and physical chemistry. Emphasis is placed on the development of objective thinking ability and logical interpretation of laboratory experiments.