Lebanon Valley College - Quittapahilla Yearbook (Annville, PA)

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RESIDENT HEADS: Marie Hall, Lounge Hostess,- Mrs. J. E. Alexander; Mrs. O. R. Brooks; Mrs. William Brooks; Absent: Margaret Sullivan. DINING HALL: Charlotte Reese; Margaret Millard, Dietition. INFIRMARY: Carol Baxter, Nancy Ford; Absent: Mrs. William Tredick, College Nurse. PUBLIC RELATIONS AND ALUMNI OFFICE: Moble Ulrich; Beverly Dohner; Bruce C. Souders, Director of Public Relations; Mrs. Rodney Kreider, Alumni Secretary. MANAGER OF BOOKSTORE: Lillie Struble. GROUNDS: Frances M. Zarker, housekeeper; Absent: Ralph B. Shanomon, Superintendent of Buildings and Grounds.

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ADMINISTRATION AND PERSONNEL BUSINESS OFFICE, SEATED: Irwin R. Schoak, Business Manager; D orothy Ovecko. STANDING: Helen Bell, Gloria Featherstone, Mary Hartmon, Louise Boyer. Gladys M. Fencil, Administrative Assistant DEVELOPMENT OFFICE: Lois Wisler; Wayne V. Strasbaugh, Director of Development LIBRARY STAFF: Ellen Hoffman; Donald E. Fields, Li- brarian; Elizabeth Wilson. REGISTRAR ' S OFFICE AND DEPARTMENT SECRETARIES, STANDING: Doris Hower; Barbara Melhorn; Morion Starr, Registrar. SEATED: Marion Loy, Charlotte Allwein. PRESIDENT ' S AND DEANS ' SECRETARIES, SEATED: M. Alma Heilman, Lillian Ditzler. STANDING: Jeanette Bender, Naomi Venzke. « 16

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DIVISION OF HUMANITIES The Division of Humanities introduces the student to man ' s quest for values. In these departments — art, foreign languages, religion and philosophy, Eng- lish, and music — the student experiences and pon- ders the thoughts and expressions that influence the world culture in which he is immersed. He finds the opportunity to enhance his knowledge of the subject matter in his particular area of study and to attain, too, a wider perspective for understanding the intel- lectual and aesthetic development of man. Art Art instruction at Lebanon Valley College is pro- vided through the current course in beginning painting and the projected course designed to familiarize the student with the history and appre- ciation of art. While the former features the appli- cation of the principles of art, the latter offering will stimulate an appreciative attitude toward art by a study of the major trends of the Western tradition; by attention to the significant artists in painting, sculpture, and architecture,- and by em- phasis upon the inter-relation of art, music, and literature. William A. Batchelor Art instructor Foreign Languages The goal of the Department of Foreign Lan- guages is the student ' s practical knowledge of the languages he chooses to study. By providing the op- portunity for him to investigate foreign literatures, the department enables him to achieve understand- ing of the cultural patterns of other peoples and appreciation for his ideas that have shaped these peoples and the roles they hove played — and are playing — in history. The student specializing in one or more of these languages — French, Ger- man, Spanish, Greek, Russian, and Latin — may prepare for a career which requires a thorough language background. Frances T. Fields, Ruth E. Butler, Sara E. Piel, chairman, Ferenc Schwanouer 18