Lewis and Clark College - Voyageur Yearbook (Portland, OR)

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Dr. John XVenninger and Dr. Richard Dales, standing; and Dr. Joachim Remak, Dr. Arthur Throckmorton, and Miss Martha Montague, seated, form the history department. In addition, Drs. Wenninger, Dales, and Remak participate as faCulty in civilization studies. F ACULTY Both reorganization of administrative per- sonnel and continued advanced training on the part of faculty members keeps Lewis and Clark College an institution of high academic stan- dards, a college designed for education for com- petence. The position of Dean of Instruction has evolved to give special attention to the eleva- tion and evaluation of the curriculum. Of six- ty-six faculty members, forty-three hold earned doctoral degrees; this constitutes fifty-seven percent,ehighcr than the national average. Va- rious fabulty members compose choral music, write college-level books, serve governmental and scientific organizations, and study here and abroad. MATHEMATICS: From left, Mr. Andrew Hall, Dr. Elvy Fredrick- son, and Mr. H. W. Kruger check with the book on a problem in- volving integral calculus.

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Members of the health and physical education departgmenti Mr. Fred Wilson, Dr. Warren Smith, Mr. Jim Goddard, Mrs. Lois Smithwick, and Mr. Eldon Fix, director of athletics, list future projects involving their department. F ACULTY Upper left, Mr. John Othus and Mr. Arthur Crookham, journalism, and Mrs. Gay Jen:- kins, publicity director, compare the Pie.- neer Log,s attributes of contrast and bal- ance with those of a commercial newspa- per. Upper right, Mr. Karlin Capper-John- son, international affairs, brushes up. on the geography of world conflicts. Left, Mrs. Emma Meier, German, Mrs. Elizabeth Groe- ning, Russian, Mrs. Corinne Pouteau, French and Miss Marines Medero, Spanish, examine an element of German culture.

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