Santa Monica College - Spin Drift Yearbook (Santa Monica, CA)

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COMMERCE Keeping their hooks straight. or rather showing students how to keep theirs straight. is one func- tion of the Commerce Depart- ment. Standing: Charles Olson and Thorvald ll. Johnson. Seated: lnez Grosfield. William J. Thack- er. and Ethel M. Thomas. Page Ten MATH Stressing the importance of mathematical thinking in the Atomic Age is the task of the very capable Mathematics and lfngi- neering Department. Pictured here are John lf. llowles. Edward XV. Franz. William Felix Vlverner. llohert P. Woods and l.. .l. Adams. PHYSICAL SCIENCE The fields of chemistry. physics and geology are ably covered hy the Physical Sciences Department. Perhaps no other field of study offered at S.M.C.C. has the timely importance this one does. Instruct- ing students in this field of theory and application are Lawrence E. Wilkins. William R. B. Osterholt. Gerald Viv. Hilbert, Roy Vi . Mc- Henry and Wvilliam S. Lockwood.

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.., 4. - b PHYSICAL EDUCATION Keeping youthful bodies healthy and active is the job of the Physical Education Department. In charge of the women students are Martha M. Hellner and Ann Calloway. Overall athletic director is Jim Cossmann. Besides the regular gym classes, all coaches handle one or more of the intercollegiate sports. Standing. David M. McNeil fhaseballj, Curtis L. Youel ffootballj, John Joseph fswimmingl, Sanger WJ. Crumpacker fhas- kethalll. Seated. Carl Merritt ttrackj, Ann Calloway IVVAAJ. Martha M. Hellner UVAAJ, and James K. Cossmann fdirectorj. SOCIAL STUDIES The Social Studies Department. which deals with almost every phase of history, current affairs, psychol- ogy and philosophy. is one of the largest on the campus. Its members. pictured here, include the following: Standing, Russel L. Lewis, Clive M. Warner, Ben A. Barnard. Rulon Smith. Seated. Roy G. Bose, Mary F. Carter and Lawrence S. Horn. Not pictured is Glenn C. Martin. Page Nine

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MUSIC and ART DEPARTMENT The Music and Art Department pictured here ollcr more than just a chance to enjoy life through the media of art ancl music. They also offer courses to prepare students for professional careers. Shown here are. front row: lfvan Bailey lirockett. Pearl Nlalsfaey lfollmcr. ll. Anthony X iggiano: hack row: llruce Tonn- sencl. Wava Nlcfiullough anal William Houarfl Wilson. ENGLISH and SPEECH DEPARTMENT ppnunuu-1' The everyday importance ol' lfnglish and speech make this one of the most active scholastic tlepartrnents. lies ionsilwle for those term- Ja mer lieaclaclicsu are. standinff: Warren tl. Thom ison. Daniel F. Graham. Hus- l , l l W z- W. l Q ' sell ll. lieulcema and J. lxcnner Agnew: se-aterl: bheltlon M. Hayflen. Gcnc Nielson Owen. hfltflll ll. Coulson and ll. lf. Fisher. Page Elf'z'z'1z