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

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Lewis and Clark is one of The few colleges in The wesT which permiTs sTudenTs To mo- ior in inTernoTional affairs. This unique area of The curriculum provides sTudenTs wiTh The opporTuniTy To learn obouT The criTicol sToTe of The world Today. Possibly one of The greaTesT Tasks of The deporTmenT is To pre- pare young people for compeTence in posTs of inTernoTionol imporTonce. Dr. Copper- Johnson, deporTmenT head, is now a mem- ber of a commiTTee To organize a new pro- fessional socieTy Tor professors of inTerna- Tionol affairs. Mr, Capper-Johnson MR. CAPPER-JOHNSON- chairman political science ' Dr. Donald Balmer chairman Drs. Balmer, CramTon; and Dubach prepare sTudenTs in The PoliTicol Science DeparTmenT for law school, governmenT odminisTraTion, groduaTe work and business careers. A major in This field is builT upon a liberal arTs ToundaTion. Field Trips, guesT IecTures and inTernships in poliTics and governmenT en- rich The academic experience. ExTensive ad- vanToge is made of The opporTuniTies To sTUdy poIiTics in The NorThwesT and The meT- POLITICAL SCIENCE: from left: DR. U. G. DU BACH, DR. DONALD G. BALMER, ropoliTon area of PorTlcmd. and DR. JOHN A. CRAMPTON. i h I. i? u T! 9;, E i i'; 3 3 E, St. a ?.V T ;. 33': 1:3; Ft Dr. Cloyd V. GusTofson chairman Drs. GusTofson and Kenyon conTribuTe To The ToTal plan of a liberal educaTion pro- gram by guiding sTudenTs To a more Thor- ough undersTonding of human socieTy and HS problems. The scienTific meThod is ap- plied To The explonoTion of human behavi- our, emphasizing especially social groups and culTural paTTerns. DR. CLOYD V. GUSTAFSON

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english and humanities, Dr. RoberT Dusenbery . chairman l The English DeporTmenT, headed by Dr. Dusenbery, is an essenTiol porT of The college liberal orTs program. If offers courses in ex- posiTory as well as creoTive wriTing, English and American liTeroTure, developmenT of long- uage, and a course in prepara- Tion for Teaching liTeraTure and composiTion. The Teaching sToff includes Dr. Broun, specializing in European IiTeraTure; Dr. STOT- ford, on ouTsTonding poeT; Dr. Johnson, specializing in Ameri- can liTeroTure; Dr. Harmon, deal- ing wiTh The developmenT of The English language: Dr. LuchT, specializing in SevenTeenTh Cen- i$ ,WJJ d. 2 ; W 'A Tury English liTeroTure; and Dr. Dusenbery, specializing in Nine- TeenTh CenTury American liTero- Ture. WLx. ENGLISH: lec'red, from lefT: DR. ROBERT DUSENBERY, DR. WILLIAM STAF- FORD, MR. KENNETH JOHNSON. Standing, from lefT: MR. JOHN BRAUN, MR. MAURICE HARMON. history and civi The HisTory DeporTmenT conTri- buTing To The liberal educoTion 0T sTudenTs, aids hisTory majors in finding posiTions in adminisTra- Tion, business, law, governmenT, and foreign service. Each mem- ber of The deporTmenT is en- gaged in scholarly pursuiTs in his porTicular field. Dr. J. Re- mak's book Saraievo, hos iusT .... been published. Dr. A. Throck- morTon's book, Frontier Mer- chants in Oregon, will appear in 1960. Dr. Dales hos iusT com- pleTed cm orTicIe on RoberT Gros- seTesTe, a medieval physicisT and osTronomer. HISTORY AND CIVILIZATION: from left: DR. ARTHUR L. THROCKMORTON, DR. RICHARD C. DALES, and DR. JOACHIM REMAK. NOT shown: MISS MARTHA MOUTAGUE, DR. JOHN WENNINGER.

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psychology dmmm Many of The sTudenTs who do moior work under Drs. Fow, Ennis, ond Hickman are working Toward groduoTe sTudies. They Train for such posiTions os psychologisTs in The fields of clinical, experimenToI, acad- emic, and indusTriol psychology. Some sTu- denTs go inTo branching fields such as so- cial cmd direcTorol work. AT presenT, The Toc- UITy members in This deporTmenT are work- ing on exTensive research proiecTs in The form of various TesT baTTeries. PSYCHOLOGY: from IefT; DR. VOLNEY E. FAW, DR. GEORGE W. ENNIS and DR. NORMAN W. HICKMAN. l thnsophy Under The direcTion of Drs. HorringTon and Boshor, The Philosophy DeporTmenT serves noT only The philosophy major buT also The sTudenT seeking a general educoTion. Dr. HorringTon has earned his BD and PhD from PrinceTon, along wiTh receiving a Ford Fel- lowship in 1952-53 and c1 DonforTh Foun- doTion granT in 1959. He has wriTTen one book, EssenTioIs of ChrisTion FaiTh. Dr. Boshor earned his BD from Pacific School of Religion and his PhD from Yale UniversiTy. iTWsYNXRo'WAN rehgion Dr. 'John Anderson I chairman The DeparTmenT of Religion operaTes in Three areas of endeavor: H iTiseeks ways of inTroducing To our sTuolenTs more effecTiver The noTure of The Hebrew-ChrisTion TrodiTion in our culTure, 2i iT operoTes To sTimUloTe a few people in The Theological currenTs of our own Time, and 3i iT seeks To equip some sTUdenTs To porTicipaTe effecTively in The ed- ucoTionol work of The church. Each man in The deporTmenT, however, has his own special field of endeavor. Dr. HoshimoTo is sTudying onol wriTing in The field of World Religions, Dr. Anderson is engaged in re- search in The reloTion of The Biblical foiTh To worship, and Professor Kinneor sTudies .4 RELIGION: from lefT: DR. HIDEO HASHIMOTO, religion, ' DR. JOHN ANDERSON, college Chaplin, and MR. KEN- prOblems in commun'COhoni ETH KENNEAR, ChrisTian educaTion.