Kutztown University - Keystonia Yearbook (Kutztown, PA)

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Dr. Joicphinc C. Moyer, Head of the Geography Department : Left to righti Mr. Sordo, Dr. Moyer. Mr. Tvtko. GEOGRAPHY Weather condition, population problems, world pressure spots — these are the prov- ince of the geographer. Geography majors at KSC can be seen busily working over the light table in Dr. Moyer's office preparing projects or on the roof of the library adjusting meteorological equipment in the college weather station. Under the expert guidance of Dr. Moyer, these majors are directed in the study of current geograph- ical problems. Assisting her this year in the absence of Mr. Max Slick ore Mr. Peter Sardo ond Mr. Stephen Tutko. Moyer, Joicphine: B.Ed., Clork U.; M.S., U. of Pa.; Ph.D., Clark U. Sordo, Peter: B.S . Kulitown SC; M.A., Clark U. Slitk, Mox: B.A., PSU; M.S., Northwestern U. Tutko, Stephen: B.S., Muhlenberg C; M.A., Clark U. 24

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left lo right: Dr. Coulter, Dr. Welsh, Mr». Memming, Mr. Hedrick. Dr. Homer C. Wel»h, Head of the Foreign Longuoge Deportment FOREIGN LANGUAGES Coulter, Mory: B.A. Well» C.; M.A., f h.D., U. of Southern Colifomio. Hedrick, Henry: A.B., Muhlenberg C.j M.A., Lehigh U. Memming, Agnet: BA. Albright C. Wel»h, Homer: A.B., U. of Komo» Cityj M.A., U. of Michigon; Ph.D., U. of Colifornio. Expansion is the keyword in foreign languages at KSC. This year saw the addition of three new members to the foreign language faculty — Dr. Welsh, French ond Spanish; Dr. Coulter, French and Spanish; and Mrs. Memming, German. With the new omphoses on foreign language, as of September, 1961, every student regardless of curriculum will be required to fake at least one or two years of a foreign language. This instruction will be greatly facilitated by the newly opened language laboratory which is housed in Room 138 of Old Main. 23

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LIBRARY SCIENCE Mr. Nicholo» G. Sloven», Hood of the library Science Department Horace Mann once said, A home without books is like a room without windows. One could extend this comment to include a college without a library is like a man without a heart. Members of the KSC faculty ond student body arc extremely fortunate in having os the heart of their college a fine library housing over fifty thousand volumes. Using this excellent store of books as a workshop library science majors take courses dealing with the vorious facets of library organization and earn a Bochelor degree in library science education. The li- brarian has assumed a place of major importance in tho modern secondary school. left to right: Mr. Steven». Mr». Mock. Mr». Yo»f. Mr». Mojorie Compton, Mi»» Mengel. Mock, Soro: B.S.. KutitOwn SC; M S.. Columbio U. Mengel. Mildred: B S., Kutrtown SC,- MA, George Peobody College for Teochert. Steven», Nichola»: A.B.. AM, U. of Pitfjburgh; A.M.I.S., U. of Michigan. Yo»l, Ruth: A.B. Ur»inu» C; BS.l.S.. Drexcl ln»titute; M.A.. Lehigh U 25