Western Kentucky University - Talisman Yearbook (Bowling Green, KY)

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Broadening the education of students. Individual voice lessons enhance oneis self. The learning done on one's own is most beneficial. Lectures help to present an overall 'view of the subject. l .avzfxvsfayisian-lllmsz.,sf-n,..n,..fsn1 ,'-f First Row: LEO FERNANDEZ, Art, E. C. MONROE, Art, NEIL PETRIE, An, WALTER PLACE, An, IVAN SCHIEFERDECKER, Art, LYS- BETH WALLACE, An, WILLIAM WEA- VER, Ani, ROBERT ADAMS, English, TERRANCE ANTONUCCI, English, JOSEPH BOCCS, English. Second Row: GARY BRADFORD, English, DORIS BROACH, English, JAMES BROWN, English, RANDALL CAPPS, English, KEN- NETH CLARK, English, MARY CLARK, English, HAZEL COTHRAN, English, EDITH CURRY, English, DONALD DeMEULES, English, FRANCES DIXON, English. Third Row: JUDY ECKER. English, WILFORD FRIDY, English, PAULINE GRIFFIN, English, FRED HAAS, English, KATHLEEN HICKEY, English, ADDIE HILLIARD, English, AD- DIE HOCHSTRASSER, English, MILDRED HOWARD, English, WANELLA HUDDLE- STON, English, CARRIE HUME, English. Fourth Row: THOMAS JONES, English, EDNA LAMAN, English, T. C. LEWIS, English, L. R. LITTLE, English, CAROL LOCKHART, English, GEORGE McCELVEY, English, JUDITH McCLEARY, English, WILLIAM McMA- HON, English, RUSSELL MILLER, English, LUCRETIA MORGAN, English. Fifth Row.- WILMA RABOLD, English, JOHN REISS, English, WALTER RICHARDS, English, JANET SCHWARZKOPF, English, JOHN SPURLOCK, English, MARY STRAHL, English, SUZANN TUCK, English, JON WALZ, English, ROBERT WURSTER, English, JAMES BABCOCK, Foreign Lan- guages. Sixth Row: JOHN BRATCHER, Foreign Languages, REMO FERRANTE, Foreign Languages, JOHNNIE HUEY, Foreign Languages, JIM MILLER, Foreign Languages, HERBERT ROONEY, Foreign Languages, CLARICE SCARBOROUGH, Foreign Languages, WAL- TER STORER, Foreign Languages, BENNO TREU, Foreign Languages, B. BENNETT, History, JOHN CABLE, History. Seventh Row: JAMES CALLOWAY, History, PAUL COOK, History, CARLTON JACKSON, History, PRESTON MALONE, History, JOHN MIN- TON, History, FREDERICK MURPHY, His- tory, DONALD NEAT, History, JACK THACKER, History, GERTRUDE BALE, Music, BENNIE BEACH, Music. Eighth Row: MARY CHISHOLM, Music, JAMES GOD- FREY, Music: VIRGIL HALE, Music, DAVID LIVINGSTON, Music, OHM PAULI, Music, BETTY PEASE, Music, EDWARD PEASE, Music, RUSSELL PUGH, Music, EDWARD THADEN, Music, JERALD RICH- ARDS, PhilosOphy.JOHN STAHL, Philosophy.

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M'.,,.f Creativity is an attribute stressed in all the advanced music classes on campus. The Potter College of Liberal Arts is basically a grouping of the humanities departments. Included within the college are the departments of Art, English, Foreign Languages, History, Music, and Philosophy. A synopsis of the functions of each of the departments follows. The programs presented by the Art Department are planned to meet the needs of the classroom art teachers and creative artists. The English Department, in addition to the major and minor areas offered. makes a significant contribution to the general education of all students with its debate team, dramatic productions, and creative writing ventures. The desire for a knowledge of a language for professional or personal reasons is the purpose fulfilled by the Foreign Languages Department. The stated purpose of the Department of History is to acquaint students with historysthe story of man from the beginning of time to the present. The Department of Music exists primarily for the purpose of training music teachers. However, it also provides an opportunity for all students to develop a musical heritage. The courses in Philosophy aim to help a student to understand the meaning of life, to think correctly, and to evaluate such principles dealing with life intelligently. To learn from the past all history courses. so as to free the future from mistakes is the aim of 1. - lf le Q

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