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

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Mr. STonley L. Glorum chairman The ochievemenTs of The various members of The music sToTT are widely known, and Lewis and Clark enioys a repuToTion of having a very fine deporTmenT in This field. The aim of This deporT- menT is To provide culTurol and professional Train- ing for young people of suiToble TalenT in The field of music who may desire To become per- formers, Teachers, composers, or simply inTelIi- genT lovers of music. MUSIC: seated, from left: MR. GEORGE BISHOP, bonds; MRS. CARROLL TOWNSEND, Theory and piano. voice and modrigols; DR. JOHN RICHARDS, director of Standing: MR. ROBERT STOLTZE, Theory and piano; MR. STANLEY GLARUM, director of choral music; DR. REINHARD PAULY, music history and ensemble; MR. JAMES WETTY; organ. Dr. CliTTord Homor chairman Dr. Clifford Mr. Beinoro Hmsnow chairman I ART: from left: MR. NORMAN PAASCHE; MR. BERNARD HINSHAW; and MR. IVAN HOUSER. The ArT DeporTmenT under The direcTion of Messrs. Hinshow, Houser, ond Poasche, serves The enTire college by sTimuioTing on x Qek K Nge xkaxxngY e we T Q xx ON? T xx inTeIligenT inTeresT in The visual orTs as one of The essenTioIs of a liberal educoTion. The deporTmenT offers opporTuniTies for Those xgxxx xx e Hy h i h X who plan a career in orT To develop The fun- s$ o $ V X Qxx 9x Ax Rx W x x X x x XE x X o R $ 3x M X domenToIs necessary To Their careers, and also provides courses in orT necessory Tor elemenTory and secondary Teacher Training programs. 15 h K xX Q? TN Q kx $8 xxx xx N $ T? 1 X1 h xx $ XXX e h kg; x XK $ :To

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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.

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speech arts The Speech ArTs DeparTmenT, under The dir- ecTion of Drs. Sabin 0nd HarcourT, aims To Turn ouT people who are fluenT in The arT of communicaTion. Through excellenT sTUdenT leadership, The Speakers' Bureau, speech TournamenTs, and radio sTaTion KLAC serve To Train sTudenTs and To carry a parT in good will adverTising for Lewis and Clark. Dr. Sabin is PresidenT of The lnTercollegiaTe For- ensic AssociaTion of Oregon, and is spon- sor of our chapTer of The ncTional speech honorary, Pi Kappa Deng. SPEECH ARTS: from IefT: DR. CLIFFORD HAMAR, dro- matics; MRS. ESTHER HARCOURT, speech arTs; and DR. NEIL SABIN, speech arts. Dr. STeinhardT works in Teaching economics To provide The necessary background for undersTonding The acTiviTies and insTiTuTions developed by man in his search for livelihood. This program makes possible em- Dr. Hermann Steinhgrf ploymenT in boTh civil service car- chairman eers and in The field of privaTe bus- iness. A greoT mcmy economics ma- jors go on To graduaTe schools of- Ter compleTing Their work of Lewis and Clark. Professors Jenkins and Crook- hom lead The iournalism deparT- menT in iTs ocTiviTies preparing young people for compeTence in The field of wriTing and manag- ing prinTing esTablishmenTs. Ma- iors in iournalism musT have a sTrong background in The social sciences, as well as in Technical skills of The prinTing vocaTions. JOURNALISM: from left: MR. ARTHUR 7 ' ,. v ' ' W H w, CROOKHAM, MRS. GAY JENKINS, pub. ' . v . 16 IiciTy director, and MR. JOHN OTHUS.