Rollins College - Tomokan Yearbook (Winter Park, FL)

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OUTSIDE CLASSES HUMAN RELATIONS Perhaps the most outstanding achievement of the Rollins Conference Plan is the opportunity for the exchange of ideas in the Human Relations Division. Business Administration is well taken care of hy Dr. Melcher and Mr. Crawford, who teach their students how to invest their money and successfully operate a business. Principles of Economics, the production and distribu- tion of wealth, is explained b Dean Enyart and Dr. France. When it comes to Education, Dr. Packham steps in with sound advice on teaching. A practical application of the newest theories are tried out on the nearby grammar schools. To understand the world about us, we must first understand how it came to be. History fulfills this need, and the studies of governments give us a clearer percep- tion of our democracy. We learn this under the able guidance of Dr. Hanna, Dr. Smith, Dr. Hasbrouch, Dr. Young and Dr. Crow. Encouraging us to build our own interpretations of life, is the keynote of the Philosophy courses taught by Dean Stone, Dr. Waite and Dr. Fort. Since one ' s life is bound to those of others, he must learn to understand the actions of others. Our professors in this are Dr. Packham, Dr. Waite, Dr. Fort and Mr. McDowall. Dean Enyart opens a new road to us in our Religion courses. Upon interpreting the teachings of Jesus and applying them in our lives, we feel a new sense of strength and security. The development of our social consciousness is the prime object of the sociology department under Dr. Clarke. INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS

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The French department again dis- tinguished itself under the leader- ship of Baroness van Boecop and Madame Eugenie Grand. Le Cer- cle Francais was even more suc- cessful this year than last. Its out- standing feature was a bazaar and program at the Woman ' s Club; the proceeds of which were used to buy equipment for a children ' s hospital in France. These meetings included a variety of programs: French plays enacted by the stu- dents, lectures about the various aspects of France, and lastly group singing. mm . i GERMAN CLUB 21

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PHI GAMMA MU Pi Gamma Mu, National Honorary Social Science Fraternity, has for many years enabled Rollins students to become acquainted further with problems in the field of Human Relations. In meetings, outside speakers and round-table discussions provide outlets for any questions and new ideas the students may have. Before a student may be invited to become a member of Pi Gamma Mu, he must be in the Upper Division, have twenty hours in the field of Human Relations and have a B average. Officers for the past year were: Jean Woodfill, president; Nancy Corbett, vice- president; Dr. Clarke, secretary-treasurer. HUMAN RELATIONS FACULTY 23