University of Redlands - La Letra Yearbook (Redlands, CA)

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Lx EDWIN GAUSTAD Dr. Edwin Gaustad, associate pro- fessor of philosophy and humanities, is well known alike by underclassmen, juniors and seniors, for his lectures in those two fields. The Phi Beta Kappa member is the author of a book, The Great Awakening in New England, and and is a member of the Faculty Council. -M .41 1 , f X . 'A - 'csyrc afeci kr FREDERICK MAYER Professor of philosophy, Frederick Mayer, has written many books and has had published over two hundred articles on 'the subject of philosophy. He lec- tures in humanities and in philosophy. Dr. Mayer is a graduate of the Univer- sity of Southern California and received his Ph.D. there. He has been with UR since 1944. plmilosojrlnj, gociologlj Instructing classes in sociology is Charles Hobart, associate professor of sociology, graduate of UR. Dr. Hobart takes an interest in, each of his students, both in and out of class. Being a popu- lar speaker, he is often called upon to speak before UR groups. William Klausner, associate professor of sociology, joined UR faculty in 1948. His duties include instructing classes in crime and delinquency, social psychology, and directing a research seminar in sociology. He is a graduate of UR and received his Ph.D. from USC. CHARLES HOBART WILLIAM KLAUSNE

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LESLIE SPELMAN usic Wlalzefzs . . . ,OHNGOQ can Leslie Spelman, director of the School of Music, has a national reputation as an organist and teacher. He instructs in aesthetics and organ and has had two volumes of American organ music pub- lished. This past june Dr. Spelman was the recitalist for the national conven- tion of the American Guild of Organ- ists in Texas. Associate professor of church music is William Jones. He has led the Uni- versity Choir to new heights of musical attainment. Their contributions to wor- ship in Thursday chapel are recognized and greatly appreciated by all attending. Mr. Jones has been at UR since 1945 and has added great musical inspiration , throughout these years. 2 WILLIAM JONES Having studied the piano throughout the United States and Europe, john Robertson is serving as assistant profess- or of piano and theory at UR. He ,P msimua .ir fini' was trained at Harvard University and has received a diploma from the Con- servatoire Nationale de Paris. Although not a teacher of composition, he has composed an original trio work that has received Wide acclaim. Serving as an assistant professor of the organ, Margaret Dow instructs courses in the organ and in related fields. She is a member of Phi Beta Kappa and Pi Kappa Lambda and is a member of the American Guild of Or- ganists. Miss Dow has written organ compositions and numerous magazine articles about the organ. JOHN ROBERTSON MARGARET DOW ohn Golz is filling the position of assistant professor of the violin. H instructs students in the violin and also gives private lessons. Known as one of the outstanding violinists in Southern California, Mr. Golz isa veteran mem- ber of the University trio. Instructor in the cello, Frances Crane, is a member of the University Trio. She is the first cellist in the University- Community Orchestra. Mrs. Crane studied at Whittier College and has had private lessons from joseph Tullio. 'Q' tl ...J