St Pauls College - Tiger Yearbook (Lawrenceville, VA)

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THE SCIENCE AND MATH DEPARTMENT The Department of Natural Science has its main objective the training of students in the basic tools of science in order that each student may prepare to enter grad¬ uate school, professional schools, Nurs¬ ing and various Federal agencies. The Department is also trying to have all of the modern facilities in the area of nat¬ ural science in order to acquaint the students with computer science, etc. We all agree we are living in the space age. The department cannot afford to ignore the recent developments in the area of natural science, here our object is cer¬ tainly to prepare the modern competent Scientists for tomorrow. Co-Chairmen, Prof. Whitehurst Dr. Singh Dr. R. Singh and Prof. W. Whitehurst. Dr. O. Steiner, Dr. R. Singh, Prof. W. Whitehurst, Mr. H. Thurma n, Mr. H. Witten, and Mr. W. Humm.

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Father A. Easley, Mrs. A. Cooley, Dr. P. Chen, Mr. W. Packer, and Dr. B. Traun. THE SOCIAL SCIENCE DEPARTMENT. .. The Social Science Department hopes to achieve the following goals in the future: The first goal is to prepare students for service in three branches of society; namely, school, government, and industry. The program for the Bachelor of Science in Education with a major in Social Science is designed to pre¬ pare students for teaching history and other social sciences in high schools. In addition to this teaching program, the Social Science Department offers three areas of concentra¬ tion. They are History, Economic, and So¬ ciology. The second goal is to prepare stu¬ dents for graduate studies in institutions of higher learning. The Third goal is to de¬ velop the student ' s ability to solve social, economic, and political problems. The fourth goal is to develop leadership qualities. The fifth goal is to teach young people how to live an excellent life. It is with profound grace and humanity at heart that we endeavor to pursue the above. Chairman, Dr. Pearl H. Chen

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MUSIC AND FINE ARTS DEPARTMENT . . . Music and art have been integral portions of the liberal arts for many centuries. This department endeavors to play its role in help¬ ing to develop truly cultured individuals, never more needed than in the present era of emphasis on technology. While offering the pleasures and refining influences of music and art today, it strives toward the establish¬ ment of a professional program tomorrow. Mr. W. Merrel, Chairman Dept, of Music Fine Arts Mr. W. Merrel, Mrs. V. Smith, and Miss Y. Sakaoka. PHYSICAL EDUCATION AND HEALTH DEPARTMENT . . . The aim of Saint Paul ' s physical education pro¬ gram is to develop max- ium efficiency as depend¬ ent upon organic, bodily and mental poise and proper physical develop¬ ment throuth the activi - ties of education, hygiene and athletics. Mr. J. Thompson, Mrs. E. Young, and Mr. T. Morris.