Lincoln College - Lynxite Yearbook (Lincoln, IL)

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1' 71?- sf' Rf 1P ' ,I-,... Business and Math ffirst row from leftjz Mr. John Swart, business, Mrs. Beulah Aide, typing and shorthand, Mr. Dale Brummet, business, Csecond rowj: Mr. David Russell, math, Mr. Ronald Thompson, math, Mr. David Castillon, math. Business, Math Are Paths to Future Leaders A variety of courses for future businessmen are in the catalog, including accounting, business law, bookkeeping, and business management. For the prospective office manager, shorthand and typing courses are invaluable. Mathematics courses are well chosen, with basic arith- metic, through college algebra, calculus and trigonometry. All in all, the fundamental skills are available for the businessmen and scientists of tomorrow. Finally, in the field of economics, there is a one- year sequence designed to de- velop a basic understanding. MR. JOHN LAUER Economics I8 Career Day Brings Top Businessmen to Campus As a project of the Par- ents' Council, and under the auspices of Mr. Thomas Bartel of Geneva, the first annual Career Day was an eventful success May 5, Eleven midwest business executives held group meet- ings, followed by panel dis- cussions, in as many fields of interest. Keynote speaker was Rod- ney B. Lundy of Naperville, trustee of the college, while those who participated were Mr. Bartel, Vaughn Bennion, transportation, Milton Bryce, data processing, Jean Clark, fashions, Fillmore Galaty, real estate, Ross Pilling, advertis- ing, P.A. Mack, financing, Ed- ward Mertz, production, Ed- ward Mosher, retailing, Janet Ricketts, secretarial.

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ffsfi 1 is Social Sciences ffrom lefty Dean Frank Loos philosophy, Mrs. Lucy MacVane, sociology, Mr. Winfield Scott, basic studies Mrs Violetta Robinson sociology Mrs Ella Pascale, psychology, sociology. MR TUNNELL MR CHAMBERS MRS ALLISON MR. WADE MRS. BALOF Political Science Psychology Home Economics History History Social Sciences are the Backbone of a Cultured Man's Education The socialsciences, not really as scientific as we might wish nor as social as Dr. Kinsey purports them to be, nonetheless are the backbone of a solid education. Psychology, sociology, marriage and the family, philosophy, history - all play a role in turning out the well rounded college graduate, capable of think- ing on his own two feet and for himself. The political scientist, the humanist, the histor- ian, even the home economist find answers to how people act and interact when they look at the world through the eyes of the study of people, the flexible eyes of social sciences. it J