University of Wisconsin Stevens Point - Horizon / Iris Yearbook (Stevens Point, WI)

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History Students interested in History may take advantage of studies offered by the History Department in such areas as United States, European (and Non-Western), Afro-American, and Indian History. Two majors and a minor are available in the department. 1 1 The History Dept.: (sitting) C. Morrison, F. Kremple, W. Soroka, D. Dietrich, W. Skelton, and J. Paul (Chairman), (standing) H. Walker, R. Knowlton, S. Pistono, G. Gibson. R. Face, W. Stielstra, P. Merz, C. Rumsey, and D. Wrone. Writing papers is a common job of students enrolled in the required history classes. Oral presentation is also common in the history department.

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- I Business and Economics Students at UWSP may major in Business Administration and receive an automatic minor in Economics, or may earn majors in either or both fields. Choices of emphasis under Business Administration include accounting, finance and management, among others. Business and Economics Dept. (Jr) Row 1: J Jensen, D. Christie, L. Weiser (Chairman), B Jensen, D. Christie, L. Weiser (Chairman), B Sherony. Row 2: F. Murans, G. Haferbecker C. Jacobsen. A class in Statistics. An Accounting lecture in progress. A business student takes notes in Accounting. 71

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English The English Department has two types of majors: a general major and one for those preparing to teach at the secondary school level. Minors are offered in English and Writing. Studies include Drama, Literature and Writing Techniques. 1 — Walking through the halls, one may catch an English instructor dictating various points to include in her next paper assigned. 2 — Rows of empty desks in CCC marks the end of a busy day in the English department. 3 — Freshmen taking English 101 bite their nails, and pull their hair out trying to think of a good essay to write. 26