Lyons Township Junior College - Tower Yearbook (La Grange, IL)

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I! -'I I puycda I .z A n Q 'SY' ii i TOP to I b F . Otfom: HiJEl?g, Pgha, Joyceli-iijkschedin, Rich SChUlt2,MarOl Pofem 1 ' :I0h11 Ch ard C311 D , r. Payne, 1,3521 Xgginia Kilfliberlain, Quoloxgld Meyers fefsema anaughi B Oufh, B bi 1 ferry BIO IUCC' F af 0-Irs. Ord: Nita This year, as has been the case in the last twenty-six years, the Psychology Club was again the largest club in the college, with some seventy memberS at the start of the second semester. Sponsored by Mr. Walter Payne, the club met once a month to hear infor- mative and entertaining discussions by experts in the various fields ofapplled psychology. In this way students of the psychology class could listen to everyday applications and witness actual conditions previously encountered only in class discussions. At the club's first meeting Mr. Payne explained the techniques of the lie detector. In November, Mr. Edward Zimdars of L.T.j.C. discussed The Psychology of Listening. 'The Rev. Earven Anderson of the La Grange Baptist Church gave hiS views on The Psychology of Religion at the December meeting.

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- ' - A' Quan..-ug-mtsqsfgicunwbv2z1,mtssra-l'4S1-N:1 4 '55:5 id1u1?gQ0Q.jr44g,gl Q7 C7 dev.. Hernfin L0ulS X Bob ' xS0nv. v h Dick Pauh pm Ca 6 Bulf ttom' Dorotbxvgaigisxa jetiloggfia LYHVRYRQRCSA, land ' e TOP toiriw, Sven? Sw Siifmamavr W Kam' dale Bfau ' Marion . der- La 'nga bb! Fen Bones, -C Rui-1 , Bo Ruhlgmlxugettv lo Eaken G00 t At the January meeting, Dr. Carl Winters, an international authority on crime and minister of the Oak Park Baptist Church, conveyed to the group the problems of understanding criminal acts, with his first-hand account of The Psychology of Crime. Mr. Dealy, in charge of the salesmen at Swift and Company, emphasized the importance of The Psychology of Salesmanshipn at the February meeting. In the first spring meeting Mr. Payne covered the amazing topic of the subconscious mind, using club members, under hypnosis, to demonstrate its unique powers. The last meeting of the club consisted of an excursion to Manteno State Hospital, which brought out the grave importance of psychology and left a lasting impression. A very important part in the organization and functioning of the club were its officersajerry Brooks, presidentg Nita Schultz, vice president, Laura Wiersema, secretary, and Bruce Ford, treasurer. - ,-.4-5, vm ws- '-'Ivy v- '55,-,-4-qgsq -4-1qr,3n-fran.-ass. 0055