Washington and Jefferson College - Pandora Yearbook (Washington, PA)

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Leff to right: NIR. GLONIEK, DR. FOUST fcililiflllilll of the Dcpzlrtmc-ntl, DR. CROUSE. PULITICAL SCIENCE dictatorships and democracies PSYCHOLGGY libidos and conditioned reactions Lfft to righl: UR. XVEINER cchiliflllflll of the Departmentj, DR. SWIFT, NIR. FRANK. 24

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Stanrling: MR. BLAKER, DR. NEXVHALL fChairman of Philosophy Depart- mentj, MR. HARDER. Sitting, I. fo r.: DR. HEI.LEGERS CChairman of Re- ligion Departmentj, DR. FRENCH. Leff Io right: DR. BELL cCh2llfIHilI1 of the De- partmemj, DR. HILL, DR. LoNo. PHILGSOPHY and RELIGIO metaphysics and meditation PHYSICS molecules and the mechanics of life 23

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25 l IRA 'W. LEECH, C.P.A. Administration As one turns the pages of this Pandora of 1952, it will soon become evident that behind the ac- tivities and the teaching there is a well organized and efficient driving force-the administration. Helping students with their problems, seeking prospective students, publicity, selecting the curriculum and the methods of teaching, de- termining the athletic policy, administering financial affairs, carrying on alumni relations 5 make up only a part of the many functions of this branch of the college community. From the time a man expresses his desire to become a stu- dent at Washington and Jefferson College until he goes out into the World as an alumnus, the administration plays an intricate part in his re- lationship to the college. Headed by a new presi- dent, Dr. Boyd C. Patterson, the administration has worked unceasingly this year on its many tasks. An enjoyable and profitable college life is dependent on the effectiveness of this adminis- tration. Standing: MR. FARREL, MR. VVIEAND. Sflfing, 1. 10 r.: NIR. ER, M R. ANDERSON.