SUNY Maritime College - Eight Bells Yearbook (Bronx, NY)

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DEPARTME OF H UMA ITIE DR. W. DWIGHT TODD Prfjkssor fNs Vyx, tg- a DR. OSCAR B. GOODMAN Chairman The importance of the Humanities Department at the Maritime College is based on a number of things. A sea-going man should have a fundamental knowl- edge of the history and cultural backgrounds of the various countries which he will be visiting. He must have a command of the English language and the background of U.S. Foreign Trade. These factors be- come ever more important when this man serves in the capacity of an unofficial ambassador, as Merchant Marine Officers often do. The Humanities Department, under the leadership ALBERT GARES Associate Pnjgyggf THOMAS HIDALGO Associate Pnwssor

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v A X 3 . '39 N S, A ' 2 S K. BERNARD F. LONG STEPHEN ROSEN VITO M. CIFICHIELLO Associate Preyfessor Assistant Prwssor Assistant Prwssor CHARLES THOR JOSEPH D. LONGOBARDI CYRUS ADLER Associate Prcyfessor Assistant Prcyfessor Assistant Prfwssor ROBERT F. STOUT RICHARD H. THUILLIER JOSEPH W. DRYER Instructor Instructor Science Technical Assistant 19

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JOEL BELSON ROBERT WAGONER ROBERT B. SENNISH Assistant Przwssor Assistant PTIWSSUT of Dr. Oscar Goodman, is constantly striving to fulfill these requirements. From the subjects taught by these men we learn three fundamental processes. From His- tory comes the advancement of ideas by way of analy- sis and refinement from a foundation already well established and ever being built upon. The studying of the English language enables a person to think clearly, express ideas precisely, and employ with facility a color- ful and expansive language. Familiarty with a Foreign Language permits these ideas to be clearly communi- cated to those who most need to hear them. Assistant Prwssor BERNARD B. HOOHMAN Instructor DAVID SOHULTZ JACK I. BARSOHI LESLIE OKIN Instructor Internc Instructor Interne Instructor