Goucher College - Donnybrook Fair Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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F ine A rts and M usic Seated: Dr. OrtnmnneChainnan, Music De- partment. Standing: NIL johnson, Dr. Lert, Dr. Spencer-a Chairman, Fine Arts Department. The Search to Interpret and to Speak the Truth Appreciation is good, but the knowledge be- hind 01163 appreciation is something to be sought. Equipped with the Fine Arts and Music departments, Coucher can supply its students with such appreciation that many go on to study by themselves the works of masters. The proxinr ity of W ashington and Philadelphia has added much to the excellence of the Fine Arts and Music departments. The Arts have oHered us a finer appreciation of beauty. Philosophy and Religion have broadened our mental scopes. A series of philosophic react ings can not explain the universal problems, they can only reinforce 21nd otter suggestions as we develop our philosophies of life. Dr. Morris, Dr. A11drewseChainnau, Religion Department, Dr. Kraushaar, Dr. Hawes. Absent: Dr. BusseyaChairmau, Philosophy Department Religion and Philosophy

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Economics, Sociology and Anthropology Dr. Basebart, Dr. Pancoast Chairman, DL Mc-Duugfe, DI. Reuss. . . . for Comprehension, Appreciation, and Application Dr. CranCaChairman, Education and Child Development Department, Dr. WHnslow, bliss Quincer. Absent: Dr. Shields Chairman, Political Science Department. Education, Political Science

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Physical Education, Psychology, Physiology and Bacte riology lst row: Miss Umstead, Miss Reed, Dr. Crittezi- dcneChaimian, Physiology and Bacteriology DC- pzntmcnt, Dr. hhthiesenWChairmzin, Psyehoingy Department. 2nd row: IWiSs V011 BorrieSe-Chaimuiii, Physical Education Department, Dr. Rose, Miss Fusco. The Skill t0 Observe, Reason, You can always recognize a science major by her stately Lab. coat. The laboratory is as impor- tant to those interested in science as the library is to an English major. In Couchers academic world, the sciences are divided into four main parts. There is the Physiology department, also, the Physics, Chemistry, and Biology departments. Science is one of the most interesting fields and A pply taught. It stimulates, trains and develops the mind. It prepares one most efficiently in arts and techniques of the scientist. Coucher College is proud to be associated with a science depart- ment such as ours. Science is 21 held that builds its knowledge theory upon theory. Science has given us a Erin foundation. Chemistry, Physics, Biology, Mathematics Ist rmv: Dr. KellyeChairman, Chemistry Depart- ment, Dri TONC'Vh-Cllc'liflllall, Mathematics De- partment, Dr. Otto, Dr. Crouse. 2nd row: hrlrs. Diekc, DI. Frchafcr, Dr. Schmidt, DrV BartmieChainnau, Physics Department. 3rd row: Dr. Lloyd, iWiss Gumma, Dr. AIOIHCHt -Chnir1nnii, Biology Department, Dr. Langdon.