Judson University - Lantern Yearbook (Elgin, IL)

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-41 'gn' AAA 1'P f'A 2. 3. MUSIC DIVISION FACULTY 1. CRAIG JOHNSON - Instructor of private brass lessons 2. ALICE THOMPSON - Private Voice, Vocal Literature. Degrees: Wheaton Col- lege - A.B. and B.M.E. , American Conservatory of Music - Mus.M. , Northern Illinois University - CAS Candidate 3. EDWARD THOMPSON - Music History, Ear Training, Choral Conducting, Voice Lessons Cprivatey, Choir Director. Degrees: Wheaton College - A.B. , Northern Baptist Seminary, Th.M. , American Conservatory of Music - Mus.M. , Ameri- can Conservatory of Music - D.M.A. 4. ELOISE LEFTROOK - Private Piano Technique, Piano Technique and Literature. Degrees: Chicago Musical College - B.M. , Temple University - M. M. 5. ROGER W. WISCHMEIER - Harmony I, II, Advanced Harmony Form and Analy- sis of Music, Counterpoint, Composition, Organ 'l'echnique!Literature, Church Year Repertoire, English, Canadian, American Composers, Early Composers. Degrees: University of Nebraska, B.M. , M.M. 27 I

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,WW , 'haf 2 f if , 'R Ifz ' ' -Luz 1' 1 i 1. ., W. 1 pf ' , A . - fig, BS' 9 v , ' , ,Win 1 1. 1. CLARENCE YOUNG - Art History I, II, Fundamentals of Visual Expression, Graphics, Painting, Advanced Visual Art, Fine Arts and the Church. Degrees: Wheaton College - B.A., Wheaton College Graduate School - M.A., Northern Illinois University - M.F. A. 2. PAUL SITZ - Drawing I and II, Sculpture, Ceramics. Fine Arts FINE ARTS includes courses in Music, Visual Art and Theatre . Students of the arts look into the his- tory of the arts to see how man has musically and visually sought to describe each passing era. Emphasis is placed on creativity and individuality in all areas of art. Mr. James Cramer is chairman of the Fine Arts division, and assistant professor of drama. In the music section there is Ed Thomp- son, professor of music, assisted by his wife Alice Thompson, instructor in vocal music, Roger Wis- chmeier, assistant professor of organ and compos- ition. In the visual arts, Clarence Young, assistant professor of art and Paul Sitz, instructor of art, fill out the fine arts faculty. Craig Johnson is an instructor for private lessons in horns fbrassj . 26 2. Dartmouth College - A.B., University of Chicago - M.A. JAMES D. CRAMER - Theatre History I and II, Theatre Production, Theory and Technique of Acting I and II, Play Directing, Fine Arts and the Church. Wheaton Col- lege - A .B. , University of Georgia - M.F.A. 3.

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Human lnsiiiuiions The division of HUMAN INSTITUTIONS offers courses in his- tory, government and economics-business. Economics-Business is a new development replacing the former Economics area of study. Assistant Professor Ron Richards is in charge of the new courses. Dr. Iohn Iuergensmeyer, is a specialist in governments and law. Assistant Professor Marc Cleworth teaches courses on European histories. Dr. Richard Clossman, chairman of the division, specializes in American history and current trends. 1. RONALD RICHARDS - Basic Economics, Money - Banking and Finance, Theories of Marketing, Management, International Trade and Finance Accounting. Wheaton College - B.S. , Northwestern University - M.B.A. 2. DR. JOHN E. IUERGENSMEYER - Political Parties Seminar, International Politics, Seminar: Poverty in America, University of Illinois - B.A., Princeton University - M. A., Ph.D. , University of Illinois - I.D. CL.L.B.J 3. MARC CLEWORTH - Evolution of Europe I and Il, Seminar: Poverty in America, European Colonialism. Morningside College - B.A. , University of Chicago - M.A. 4. DR. RICHARD H. CLOSSMAN - Rise of the U.S. as a World Power I and II, Institutional Christianity, Seminar: Poverty in America. Bob Jones Uni- versity - B.A . , Northern Baptist Theological Seminary - B.D. , Ohio State University - M.A. , Ph.D. 3. 4 28