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Division of Social Sciences In the Division of Social Sciences, the emphasis is on people. Through a study of history, geogra- phy, economics, political science, psychology, or sociology one is able to better understand the so- ciety in which he lives. Both the civilization and the individual become the objects of study; the relative importance of the past on the present and the future is a major consideration.
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Division of Natural Sciences The Division of Natural Science, including physical and life sciences as well as mathematics, pursues two main goals. First, the departments are concerned with instruc- tion about specific facts and principles. Second, the various departments emphasize the development of basic scientific attitudes and traits.
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Alpha Pi Iota Alpha Pi Iota is the organization for students majoring in pre-med, pre-nursing, pre-med tech, and other medical fields. Guest speakers are heard each month. ALPHA PI IOTA — Row one: Frank Fornian, Betty Boggs, Linda Smith. Patricia Moore, Mary Littrell. Sonja AmstLitz, Regina Smith, Ray Pierce. Row two: Walton Sharp, Debby Denny. Sally Heywood. Nancy Lowe. Diane Powell. Louise Miller. Jim Glenn. Row three: Ted Cryer, Ken Gessaman, Bill Andrews, Larry Wickler. Dwight Jacobus, Paul Rork. Daniel Ward. Gordon Men- denhall. Row four: Jim Hall. Jim Jerele. Paul Wright, Gordon E. Kriieger. Charles Webber. Charles Bruerd. Dan Schar. Dave Ep- pehimer. Prof. Gordon M. Krueger. Science Club The Science Club meets once each month to ex- plore various fields of knowledge. An outstand- ing meeting was a lecture given by Dr. Dale Heath on The Religious Implications of the Uncertainty Principle. Later in the year, a Bell Telephone re- searcher addressed the group on the topic of la- sers. Officers of the Science Club were: Larry Swanson, president; Dave Giegler, vice-president; and Diane Powell, secretary-treasurer. SCIENCE CLUB — Row one: Larry Swanson. Diane Powell. Marlene Fuller. Walton Sharp. Row two: Dave Steury. Dave Giegler. David Conover. Row three: Bill Kuhn, Steve Haiflich, Bill Andrews, Larry Fricke. Row four: Chuck Webber. Don Small, Paul Wright, Brian Heath.
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