Gettysburg College - Spectrum Yearbook (Gettysburg, PA)

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FACULTY PHYSICAL EDUCATION The Healfh and Physical Educalion DeparfmemL offers a complefe +eachers' fraining program approved by The Pennsylvania S+a+e Depar+men+ of Educafion. Those en- rolled in Hue program, open +0 bofh men and women. musf mee+ all requiremenfs for fhe liberal arfs degree in addifion +0 courses required by +he deparfmenf. Sealed: Grace C. Kenney. A.M.; Henry Tl Bream. A.M., Head of Depart- menf; Faye Luckenbill. Ed.M. Standing: Clarence Barfholomew. Ed.D.; Mary Ann George. Secrefary 90 Mr. Bream; Eugene M. Haasy A.M.: John M. Yovicsin, M.S, Sealed: Capf. Vernon F, Hornig, 8.5.; Maior Karl C. Teufel; Lf. Col. Donald G. Williams, A.B.; Capt. Richard T, Andrews. A.B.; Capt Monroe D. Zariman. B.S. Standing: Sngf. Thomas G. Gimpel, NVng. James A. Walkerb MlSqf. Dan J. Warringfon, 559?, Thomas H. Lane, TlSqf. Joseph McCainn. AIR ROTC Dividing ifs program info lrwo courses. +he Air Force Reserve OHicers Training Corps begins by Jreaching fresh- men and sophomores a general basic course. Those who have complefed +he basic courses and show proficiency and leadership abililies are permiHed +0 enroll in fhe advanced courses. 21 8.5.; Maior Leonard O. Peferson. 8.5.; Capt Charles L. Anderson, 8.5, SPand- ing SFC Robert Jackson, MlSqf. John DeBorde, Jr., SFC Acie T. Marx- berry, NVSqf. Anthony J. Navickas. Sealed: Capt James M. Gridley, B.S.; Lt. Col. Eben R. Jones, ARMY ROTC Army ROTC'S courses include classroom lecfures. reci- +a+ions, seminars. and pracfical applicafion. Under +he General Milifary Science program. men parlicipafinq in fhe courses are deferred lrom Seleclive Service induc- Jrion unfil gradua+ion so long as +hey meef all depaer menfal regulalions and sfandards.

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is Paul R. Baird, A.M.; Philip Johnson. A.M.; George R. Larkin,' A.M.; Esther V. Howell, Ph.D.; Chester Jarvis, A.M.; Milfon L. Siokes, Ph.D.. Head of Deparimen'; Conway S. Williams, M.S. hDied January 2l, I956. SOCIOLOGY AND PHILOSOPHY The funcfions of +he groups which make up sociefy. +heir habifs. and insfifufions, are Jrhe concern of Jrhe so- ciology deparfmenf. Book work is supplemenfed wifh educafionai field Jrrips. Bv confemplahng fhouths of +he philosophers of +he ages and by s+imula+ing +heore+ical discussions. +he phi- losophy deparfmemL affempfs +0 s+ir +he sfudenf in +he invesfigafion of +he fads and principles of reaiify. hu- man nafure. and conduct Fronf: Roberf Forfenbaugh. Ph.D., Head of Deparfmenf; Rober? L. Bloom. Ph.D. Back: Basil Crapsher. Ph.D.; Charles H. Glaffelfer, Ph.D. THE ECONOMICS AND POLITICAL SCIENCE Organized wifh +he purpose of insfrucfing Jrhe sfudenf in +he iundamenfals fhaf guide large scale or localized economic behavior. economics courses give a back- ground in business adminisfrafion as well as applied eco- nomics. Designed +0 familiarize fhe sfudenf wi+h our coun- fry's polifical framework. Jrhe polifical science deparf- menf offers courses in preparaiion for responsible cifis zenszhip. W. Richard Schubarf. A.M.; Norman E. Richardson. Jr.I Ph.D., Head of Philosophy Deparfmenf. Heinz Langerhans, Ph.D.; M. Esfher Bloss' Ph.D.I Head of SOCioIogy De- parfrnenf. HISTORY Thaf his'rory is an imporfanf influence of man's fu+ure as well as a record of pasf civilizafions is +he dogma of +he his+ory depariment Courses are designed in +he be- Iieit +ha+ one may guide his life more infelligenHy if he has some concepfion of +he influence of pasf evenfs on human life.

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BOOSTER CLUB Firsf Row: Larry Gaenxle, Milton UmbenhouorI Bob Haar. Second Rnw: .Iana Banan Rnherf Philson. Jack Black, Helen Bag- doyan, Grace Wagner. Lee Hibbard. Third Row: Sue Volh, Jeanneife Zulick. Jane Bannister, Ginny Lammey, Sue Gibble, Sandra Schildnechf. Shirley Cashman. Fourth Row: Russell Bower. Joan Shimkus. Jean Eckerf. Lyn Zwahl. Joy Sieidle, Don- na Deiberf, Phyllis Ball. Leddie Smifh. Fiffh Row: Paf Sfoner. Shirley Bollinqer. Fran Haldoman, Margie Schuler, Joan Renfer. Carolyn Close. Sixfh Row: Nancy Hunfsberger. Maryallen Relnsmifh, Eunio Elwood. Barrie Hoffman, Bikle Hoen- niger, Lyn Trainer, John Beniamin. Seventh Row: Margie KinRfrifk, Sue Sfeinbach. Diane Shaffer. Diane Craine. Nancy Wahaus. Bruce Hamilfnn, Rush Barr. Eighth Row: Ken Alexan der. Ed Bachman' Ken Andersoni Jack Richard, Ron Ford, Fred Weiser. Ninth Row: Carol Birchfeld, Sally Shirk, Bilsy Owens. Jeannette Woodrow, Debbie Sfelfzer. Slimulafing college spiril and increasing afhlefic in- feresf wifhin +he eruclemL body are +he main Tuncfions of Boosfer Club. l+ sponsors pep rallies and publicizes afhlefic evenfs and olher school funcfions. hoping +0 in- crease alfendance aJr +hese evenfs. This club also sup- porfs fhe cheerleaders. ll holds Jrhe annual Floaf Parade during Homecoming lWeekend. Concession slands af +he foolball and +he bas- kefball games provide money +0 pay for publicify and some major proiecf which will beneihL +he enfire college. During +his coming summer. Boosfer Club will help +0 build a new press box. Top to boHom: Jan Sachs, Wayne Ewing, Margie SchulerI Allene Brown, Winnie tharnr. Noll Hannina. The peppiesf cheerleading squad ever is responsible for Jrhe spirif af +he pep rallies. send offs. Tloal parades. and all home and away Toolball and baskelball games. Anyone who has been al Gellysburg for one year is eli- gible +0 fry oul Tor Hie varsify squad. Each spring. fry- oufs for varsify cheerleading are held. The freshmen squad is chosen by The varsify cheerleaders. several members of +he facully. ancl Jrhe presidenl of Boosler Club in Jrhe early fall. Keys are awarded To each senior cheerleader for fwo years of service by +he Boosl'er Club. CHEERLEADERS