Gettysburg College - Spectrum Yearbook (Gettysburg, PA)

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SEATED: Roger Heimer, M.A.: Miltnn L. Stokes, Ph.D.. Head: Philip Johnson, M.A.: George R. Lurkin, M.A. STANDING: Charles H. Glut- felter, Ph.D.: Paul Baird, M.A.: Conway S. Williams, M.S. NOT PM:- 'l'l'REU: Chester Jarvis. M.A. ECONOMICS A background in business administration and economics that teaches theoretical and applied thinking is provided by the Economics Department. Courses are drawn up with the purpose of instructing the student in the fundamentals that guide large scale or localized economic behavior. PHYSICAL EDUCATION The Health and Physical Education Department offers a complete teachers, training program, approved by the Pennsylvania State Department of Education, which is open to both men and women students. Those enrolled in the program must meet all requirements for the lib- eral arts degree in addition to taking all courses re- quired by the department. SEATED: John M. anicsin, M.S.: Henry T. Bream, M.A., Head. STANDING: Clarence E. Bartlmlomew, Ed.D.: Eugene Haas, M.A.: Grace C. Kenny, M.A.: Mrs. Lois Buwers, B.S.; James S. Lentz, A.B. NOT PICTFRED: John W. Shainline. MA. Frank H. Kramer. P11.D.. Head: Lester O. Julinsun. MA. EDUCATION The Education Department functions to prepare the stu- dent for teaching in the high school. Classroom instruction in methods of teaching. including visual education. educa- tional psychology. the history of education. and principles of guidance is supplemented by practice teaching in a local high school during the senior year.

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W. Frederick Shaffer. Ph.D.. Head Jnhn C. Glenn. Pl1.D.. Head Creek Department Latin Department GREEK AND LATIN A wide variety of courses is offered by the Creek Department to provide the student with a knowledge of the language. literature, and history of ancient Greek civilization. Courses offered by the Latin Department include those in Roman history and philosophy as well as in the classic works. SEATED: Mrs. Ilse Langerhans; Martha H. Storek,-Ph.D.. STAND- ING: William K. Sundemeyer, Ph.D., Head; Frederick C. Ahrens, PhD. GERMAN Members of the German Department try to develop the ability of the student to read, write, and speak German. In addition to elementary and intermediate courses in the German language, practice is given in composition. conversation. and in the interpretation of works. BIBLE The Bible Department endeavors to give the studerttya better literary, historical, and religious appreciation of the Bible. Courses are designed to amplify relations and connections of historical concern and to apply moral and ethical standards. Comparisons are made between Christianity and other religions. SEATED: William C. Waltemeyer. Ph.D., Head: Harold A. Dunkel- herger. PhD, STANDING: Cary Moore, A.B.; Edwin Freed, B.D.

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SEATED: M Sgt. Dan J. Warrington: Lt. CHI, Dunuld G. Williams. 3.5.: Major Floyd H. MCKvand, A.B.: Capt. Rivhard T. Andrews. AB. STANDIVH SISgt. Thomas C. Cimpel: T Sgt. Juseph C. Mt'Cuslin: W Sgt. Elmer J. Jnhnsnn: S Sgt. John D. Murrill. Vlsstxt; Hum Pnz'rl RE: Capt. James P. Lutz. B.S. AIR ROTC The Air Force Reserve Ofticers Training Corps is divided into twn courses. The basic course. taken during the freshman and sophomore years. is general in nature. Students enrolling in the advanced course are selected from those who have completed the basic course and show proficiency and leadership. SKATE : Paul A. Harner: Luis Kadel. MEAL: Parker B. Wag- nild. 31.5.31 M.A.. Head. Music Department: Virginia Barrigu. STANDING: R. Henry Avkley. A.B.: Dunald W'. Rnhnisnn. M.F.A.. Head, Art Department: Anna M. Budde. B.M.: J. Herhert Springer. F INE ARTS The Music Department provides courses in harmony. keyboard harmony. musical form and analysis. and sight singing and dictation. Courses in drawing. painting. pottery. the history of art. and art appreciation offered by the Art Department stress the importance of art in the cultural life of today. ARMY ROTC Under the General Military Science program, men participating in the course are deferred from induction under Selective Service until graduation. provided they comply with departmental regulations and standards. The curriculum includes classroom lectures, recitations, seminars. and practical applications. SM'I'HD: Capt. Charles L. Andorsnn, 13.5.: Lt. Col. Eben R. Jones, A.B.: SFC Robert A. Fiseus. STANDING: NUSgt. Anthony J. Na- vickus: Capt. John A. Gladys, A.B.: NUSgt. Harold R. Everman. 13.5.; MWSgt. Jnhn DeBurtle: Capt. Cuinn E. Unger. AB.