Lebanon Valley College - Quittapahilla Yearbook (Annville, PA)

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Cluing in spot for all students in history and sociology courses. Maud P. Laughlin: Professor of History Alex J. Fehr: Instructor in Political Science Social Studies The social studies department establishes con- tact with all students in the college through courses such as History 24 and Integrated Studies 30. These courses are of great cultural benefit to non-social studies majors. For majors in this field the department affoWs both an interesting and intensive program. Ralph S. Shay: Assistant Professor of History Alice iVI. Brumbaugh: Assistant Professor of Sociology

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Elementary Education The Department of Elementary Education at Lebanon Valley is responsible for the protes- sional training of future teachers. Since its in- troduction into the Valley ' s course of study last year, the department has expanded considerabl) and now has an enrollment of more than forty students. The elementary personnel pride them- selves in the broad liberal arts background which is provided in their curriculum, stressing both the cultural phase and practical application of various methods and techniques. On this dual basis it is believed that students of high academic standing and versatility will be graduated from the department. . Rita Jean Castiglia: Senior in the Elementary Education Department and victim of lesson plans

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Business and Economics The Business Department, which prepares students for the very broad field of economics, has shown considerable growth and improve- ment during the past few years. Aided by seminars of successful economists which are held on campus at. the invitation of the department, our business curriculum has achieved a high standing among economics insti- tutions in the United States. C. F. Joseph Tom: Assistant Professor of Eco- nomics and Business Administration Robert C. Riley: Associate Professor of Eco- nomics and Business Administration Psychology Due to the endeavors of the Psychology De- partment, every graduate of Lebanon Valley is fully informed about the basic principles of this comparatively new field. Majors are further trained in methods of testing besides the par- ticulars of psychology. Dr. Jean O. Love: Assistant Professor of Psy- cfiology Elizabeth! D. Taylor: Assistant Professor of Psychology