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

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Dr. Elvy Fredrickson chairman The maThemaTics deparTmenT of Lewis and Clark College has been growing sTeadily during The lasT few years. Because of increased inTeresT in maThemaTics ThroughouT The counTry and The 'lsTepping up of maThemaTics programs in The high schools, Lewis and Clark, for The firsT Time This year offered calculus for freshmen. Courses are designed for The sTUdenT who desires some maThemaTics in his liberal educaTion as a Tool for use in allied fields, as well as for Those who de- sire preparaTion for advanced work in maThemaT- ICS. MATHEMATICS: from left: MR. ANDREW HALL, DR. ELVY FREDRICKSON, foreign languages Mrs. Emma Meier v f? I chairman 52': g In The Foreign Language DeparTmenT The E5 lo Mmes. Meier, Groening, and PouTeau Teach :3 ' German, Russian, and French, respecTively. E 1 Their purpose is To help sTudenTs become 7 rs proficienT in speaking as well as reading g 1 These languages, which also include Span- ish, LaTin and Greek. FOREIGN LANGUAGE: seated: MRS. EMMA MEIER, German. STanding, from lefT: MRS. VANNA BELLUGl, LaTin, DR. JOHN ANDERSON, Greek, MRS. CORINNE POUTEAU, French, and MRS. ELIZABETH GROENING, Russian. 'lHealThy bodies To house healThy minds is The firsT aim of The HealTh and Physical EducaTion DeparTmenT, as They carry ouT Dr.Warren SmiTh Their program of exercising and Training Lewis and Clark sTudenTs. The faculTy in This deparTmenT follow Their aim by Teach- chairman ing To all sTUdenTs The basic principles of personal healTh and hygiene. HEALTH AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION: from left: MR. FRED WILSON, DR. WARREN SMITH, MR. JIM GOD- DARD, MRS. LOIS SMITHWICH, and MR. ELDON FIX, director of athletics.

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BIOLOGY: from left: DR. EUGENE KOZLOFF, biology, DR. FRANCIS GILCHRIST, biology, and DR. JAMES STAUFFER, bi- ology and geology. Dr. Witlliam Shearer chairman The aim of the Chemistry Department is to give the student an understanding of the fundamental principles of chemistry. Courses, under the direction of Drs. Shearer, and Thayer and Professor Van Fleet, pre- pare the student for teaching, for advanced work in graduate fields, and for industrial laboratory positions. I CHEMISTRY: from left: MR. DOUGLAS VAN FLEET, physical sciences, DR. WILLIAM SHEAR- ER, chemistry, and DR. LEWIS THAYER, chemistry. Waw Dr. Francis Gilchrist chairman Activities in Peebles Biology Building take place under the direction of Drs. Gilchrist, Kozloft, and Stoutter. Here most geology, biology, and pre medical students spend much of their college life, carrying on varied research work and experi- ments. Life in the department seems almost as varied and unpredictable as life itself, the sub- ject of its study and research. I Dr. A. A. Groening chairman Since the war, Lewis on Clark College has graduated over 100 physics majors, many of whom have gone on to do graduate and research work. As a'smoll college Lewis and Clark is fortunate to have such facili- ties as C large general physics laboratory, on optics laboratory, 0 research laboratory, and 0 machine shop. Thimg'u. hum :eft: MR. VERNON LONG, phy- sics, MR. JAMES KARLE, astronomy and mech- anical drawing, and DR. A. A. GROENING, phy- sics.

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