John Carroll University - Carillon Yearbook (University Heights, OH)

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SOCIAL C V I E N C E S s x JosephE Bender Rev F A Blttenz SJ John R Carpenter TomJ Cole PhD AM AB MS mEd EclD Assoc Professor of Asst P1 ofessor of Asst Professm of Assoc Pwofessm of Soczology Theology Soczology Educatzon '27 ,,,, y N . . . . I , . . - .

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l . H Ns . jig. 33.-1 . 'iss X . is lm Ewa ii s s I s M s w giflgrd J- Spath Ygdmund Thirlkel gfilgam J. Ulrich - ' - - h. . ASSQU- Pwfessor and Assoc. Professor of Asst. Professor of History Director, Department of Philosophy Classical Languages The chief glory of every people arises from its authors. Even the most uninformed student knows Dr. Arther S. Trace as the author of the book What I can Knows That Johnny Doesn't. What he might not know is that Dr. Trace is an asso- ciate professor of English and fac- ulty member of the Institute for Soviet and East European Studies. Though the closest he came to Rus- sia was the Western Front during the second world war, Dr. Trace is an eminent authority and critic on the literature and education system of the Slavic peoples. The universi- ties of Denver, Columbia, and Stan- ford are the sites of his formal edu- cationg from the latter he attained a Ph.D. in 1954. John Carroll was proud to have Dr. Trace join its fac- ulty in 1956. He has since given new character to and appreciation of the University. Samuel johnson In addition to his recent best seller, he is co-author of a textbook and has plans for another book, Ivor Win- ters: An Introduction and Interpre- tation, due in 1963. He is in demand as a lecturer on Ivan, and makes frequent appearances on television and radio. As a reputable writer, Dr. Arther Trace's bi-line can be found in Saturday Evening Post, Modern Languages, Modern Age, and a host of many outstanding publications. Dr. Trace is a noted scholarg his specific areas in the English curri- culum are Renaissance Literature, Literary Criticism, and Russian Lit- erature. Having facility in foreign languages, he reads in German, French, Spanish, and Russian. A pianist and artist, Professor Trace is an adept person in many cultural pursuits. Robert A. Valyo A.M. Asst. Professor of Speech Mary Ann Whitney A.M. Instructor in English Frank J. Wiess A.IVl. Assoc. Professor of English Robert R. Yackshaw Ph.D. Assoc. Professor of Engl-ish 26'

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Rev- T- D- Ewillg, SJ- Rev. J. D. Gerken, S.J. Frank J. Heintz Franklin J. Henry Ph.D. S T D Ph D P70ff?SS0T of Theology Instructor zu Theology Asst. Professor of A282 p,-Ofessm. of Polfitical Science Sociglg-gy Nicholas S. DiCaprio Ph..D. Asst. Professor of Psychology William R. Dando Instructor in Physical Education John J. Connelly A.M., M.S.I.R. Asst. Professor of Sociology To kill a wife with kimlnessf, Dr. Robert B. Carver, as co-instruc- tor of the Marriage and Family course, has had six years of clinical study as a married man and father. He uses this experience to provide his classes with practical fact more than theory. He began his studies at the Uni- versity of Notre Dame Where he took his A.B. in Sociology in 1942. After three years in the Air Force he trans- ferred his graduate study to the Uni- versity of Pittsburghg there, under an assistantship grant. he received his Master of Arts in 1947 and Ph.D. in 1953. Until 1955 Dr. Carver worked in the civilian ranks of the army, which William S bakespeare he left for a teaching position at John Carroll. He is an active member in the Air Force Reserve education program as an assistant training of- ficer. His interest in the ROTC pro- gram at Carroll is expressed in the Robert B. Carver award which is given to an outstanding cadet each year at Federal Inspection. Professor Carver, through his graduate Work, is a teaching author- ity on anthropology. First a teacher, his psychology of learning, for which he is Well-known, it to incite class in- terest by satire and Wit. His energy is his identifying trait, for Dr. Rob- ert Carver never stops moving to bring strength of mind to his classes. 28