NYU Washington Square College - Album Yearbook (New York, NY)

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I 5' . yu . -5 V V fn l 5 PROFESSOR ARLEIGH B. WILLIAMSON I SPEECH DEPARTMENT After more than twenty-five years as chairman, Professor William- son took his first sabbatical, leaving the department in the capable hands of Professor Fritz. Professor I-Iampton's drama classes pre- sented two programs in the Green Room. SPANISH - PORTUGUESE DEPARTMENT With the granting of two study fellowships at the University of Mexico, the department, under the chairmanship of Professor del Rio, passed another milestone in its efforts to Offer the student a practical application of the language studied. PROFESSOR ANGEL DEL RIO i Although the Italian Department, under the chairmanship of Pro- A fessor Ernst, was one of our smallest departments, it occupied an im- portant place in the curriculum of those WSC students majoring in romance languages. Professor Brussaly was adviser to the Italian Club. PROFESSOR FREDERIC ERNST l 1 I l I l l

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PROFESSOR ERNST Rosa GERMAN DEPARTMENT This year's agenda was highlighted by the unveiling of Professor Rabeis new painting, Christ In Gethsemane. Chairman Rose announced the winner ofthe Rose-Schuchard scholarship, determined by perform- ance in a competitive essay contest on Schiller-Poet of Freedom. PROFESSOR FREDERIC ERNST FRENCH DEPARTMENT ENGLISH Adding a new course in romantic poetry, the French Department, under the leadership of Professor Ernst, exceeded its own expectations in student enrollment. Professor Pauline Taylor, author and lecturer, was the recipient of a Fullbright Scholarship. PROFESSOR OSCAR CARGILL DEPARTMENT Professor Cordon Ray of Illinois was invited to WSC as the first recipient of the Berg Professorship. Among the many books published by department members this year were a poetry anthology edited by Professors Jameson and Rosenthal and a Blake primer by Professor White.

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J Pnomssson PHILIP JAMES USIC DEPARTME T The WSC Chorus and Orchestra gave 'three concerts this past sea- son under the baton of Dr. Frederick Kurzweil. The department, led by Professor James, participated in the American Music Festival radio program which broadcast original compositions by WSC students. I T PROFESSOR l5l. W. JANsoN A new oflice in the Main Building and a new studio at 12 Univer- sity Place helped increase interest in the Fine Arts Department. The Warburg Institute published Chairman ,lanson's latest book, Apes and Ape Lore in lhe Iwiddle Ages and Renaissance. LASSICS DEPARTME T , Professor Johnson's Classics Department continued to stimulate interest in Latin among high school students through the annual Baird Memorial Latin Contest. A Guggenheim Fellowship for re- search on maritime commerce in the ancient world was awarded to Professor Casson. Puoi-'sssou jo'rnA xx Jon Nsow ,aww-,1-aw., W w:11e-11:1-- 1 .s 1 . .11 ' - - .- 2.4 . N , 1.1.1 .11 . . +-:ess 1. 1' z -1 1 2' ' , -ff ...wig li-:E' '-:Ai ' ' ' 1 - .- 1. W A1 H 1,.w .1 1' 1 W 111' 1' .Z -511--.11 1 M- . 1- 3113143321-153 . 1 515' ., L' , ' , .11-,js I 1. a 1 or 4- . . 41 i ' . 11 .,-11s131.+1fQ1. .1 'X ati: 11 1:1 1 11 ' '-E i? 11. -1-sep.,-1-4'f i. aa' :ga-. 1 .-: gs ' t.1v1.:1.:s:-2:f:f1z11a:wb wma 1 11, 1 1- 1. 1, W , .-1-1 1- ,1.:a-:afr .w1'..:e:1.f1-:.-1-11:41. 9, :ef ww- gf If - 1, as-an 1... 1,1 1-- , 1 as-1: ,-ffs1f.i:gg1g32W1 w'fi'SEIL. .11 1, 1, 1, .::21.af1.-31: 1111511-n a.: ' -11 ,..:s2111, .- .-4-.S 1 1 ----1 I - 1 1- 1 1 M 9 f 1111 11 M1114-1:-3-'ff'f' '-:fa-1-..-.1.3 ?- WW .... ,,.,.-1.1 11 1. ,f Qt? I V11 f 1 -x'- A 1 ., . 4-' sf ' Z! 4 .4 1 .it 1 . Q 4 Y 1 f w. 1 M I 1 1 f ' X 1 25, 1-4 a .,-.- - f,.,.g1,y1 K fax, tg 1111 :ff ' s ul S .1 , , 1 qi , 1 , 11. .,-, in-11. 1.1 -az gym: . 1 1111. 2511, :gaa i iis ms- 1, ..,..f-:ara ' ' 1'1s:S:i5 1 1115 72 -1.1zffik15' wa.. I y My 1 , 1.11. a . . -. ,,.? .. X.. 44. .1. . J ,B f 11 11111 1 121 gr- 1 ssafesf 1s 11a1'1111111f1'111s 1 - 1: 1 :1'1'1 ? 121 M 8 . 1 11p11am:..'111:.. -111111111 11: 1. 1s11 11 5.1 '1-11L:1a::i:21s 4,4 s A ,, 'xv-11:51 s e: 1 1111.1 .1- 41111 11111 1 111 .-1-1-.:.efm:1:c1-11-1-:. . 1 ':111 15i fg2j1' i121Fl11 1 1 11-3 ,Q 1 111 :1 11 31 ' ,:-Sf! ' r E311 fl. 5 s f .11 4 A P, . . . 1 ls 342, 5 - - A - sa m ma y .1 vi W - 1 sf - 1- ,rf f. 1 ygqgiit-431-f-w.4' as 11 U: -. v-I' .i 4 lf' 82 ff':'z7X9 V1.3 .. '- ffl fy J 4' 111. ' , .11 S1 6 1 aa:::5f:- 5 ff Q, 1174? 2 .1 . f if . 1. .. 1, 1 1 .1 . 1 i. ,fyf 1. f2w3eq.w,...1. ,.,.1..m.- .vim-,W-.1. .. , A 1. , . 1. 1 1.1. .1 1 , ,-1.,. .0 1f..- . ......1.., ...1....1:.,.. W. A' . . ff ,5? g'.wa,m - H1 11 'Q 1 'NYM 4 'YQ -1 F 4 E 1 1153 Qfxj 4 s , A 4 4 , f' ' as X ' -E1 if - 1 1 ' 1' j f r- ' C1-i1:z: E1:,t , ' 3 11 11 111151521 ' ' 2: 'ft' 1-.2 f l-'1 111:11f '11: 1-'f ' Y' 4 -Gif i:bL '2f5f'.'7?'I FI f25.:.5:' 3-1 ,:1'1 , ,.1j::'ir5Lj f'f': f. fit.. '2.5.: H 11 0 1:12,-.11-ff 1 fi'-:sa14-fa. 1.11, S5 5 -, - f 3-as-11' 11 1 :su ' ' 2 'ffiif 4 if pig 1 3 1 Q ' 5 3' 1 11 1, H s 1-' 1- -1:-a.11aa1f2f.:i.'s-1 '1 . ' H ' . . 1 - .2 ..f1.,1.1.z1e,- ,?2m,111.yf1 .. .- I 1 i1 . wifi .wazf1'a:1f1s.f2za.1-1:21511' .- cf i Q 1:..v I .31 .1 I V ? fa? . 'L 1rE54z2Z2'2'.. .fe' - ' , rx, 432: f f ' , ia , 5 1.552 1' -. 1.11 1 ' 1:11-121-'H'-4154 z f ,:. 41'-1 - 1:fw:1u--4 N Ki-1 1- 3:11, 1 1 11' r 5 gg 551 1' f 31111 5 5 . ,S 3 35515 - ---1 A ' ai if W 92 -' 1 - 12111 'f' Nm 1, ' J V If 'M' f 'we .4 4' if xfy? begs , 9 1., Q f-'fri' 1i. 1':1v K A ,vfw , - it-1