Western Michigan University - Brown and Gold Yearbook (Kalamazoo, MI)

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- The trademark for Western . . . looking over the city of Kalamazoo for more than fifty years. And though the campus has gone modern, the old Ad Building will always be a sentimental memory of Western ' s exciting past. The sum of one and one started it and its cause is furthered by the Mathematics Department headed by Dr. Charles H. Butler. The courses of study offered are designed not only for those who plan a career in the field of mathematics, but to contribute to the general education of all college students. Row One: Jack Meagher, Pearl Ford, Carolyn Rieger, William Cain, Dr. Fred Beeler. Row Two: Dr. Herbert Hannon, Dr. An- drew Luff, Leslie Gunter, Dr. Charles Butler, Kim Peterson, Conway Sams, Dr. James Powell. PI C C f P ' i IB . dk„ iifflfftri J Km ° 1 J i K 1 ■ | ' IB • ' IB EfE339 f Ir5 m PftQJ Bf 1 %P : i c a SimhI Kb I mr n H 9 JTk. 1 V-; .M LJiwrjF-ii r - 24 -M

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Paper Technology ... a school with a world wide reputation . . . prepares students for management and sales as well as for the production and technical areas in paper. The department, soon to have its own modern wing at McCracken Hall, is headed bv Dr. Alfred H. Nadelman. Miss G. P. Trittin. Dr. R. A. Diehm, E. E. Stephenson, Dr. A. H. Nadelman and R. T. Ellas. The Psychology Department, headed by Dr. Stanley Kuffel, stresses the importance of phychology in in- dustry, education, business, in understanding the criminal, and in the principles of therapy. Emphasis is also placed upon problems of personal, educational, and social adjustment. Row One: Judy Hite, Dorothy McGinnis, and Charlotte Sumney. Row Two: Charles Darby. Homer Carter, Dr. Richard Schmidt, John Sielatyck, Dr. Franlt Fatzinger, Dr. Eston, J. Asher, and Dr. Stanley Kuffel. 23 Geography and Geology, a department headed by Dr. William J. Berry, is aimed toward a better under- standing of man ' s activities throughout the ages as effected by his environment. Focus is placed on in- dividual countries as well as entire regions, their climate, soils, minerals, topography, and biotic en- vironment on cultural developments. L to R: Dr. William R. Bruecltheimer, Dr. William J. Berry, Miss Marguerite Logan, Dr. Cyril L. Stout.

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The Economics Department, headed by Dr. Floyd W. Moore, is designed not only to fulfill the require- ments for training teachers in the field, but to furnish courses that explore the areas of economic thought which contribute to the general education of college students. Row One: Dr. Jared S. Wend, Marguerite Patton, Howard F. Bigelow Row Two: Dr. Robert S. Bowers, Dr. Theodore L. Carlson, Dr. Floyd W. Moore, Sherwood B Eck. The Department of Historv offers a wide variety of courses ranging from ancient Rome to modern Michi- gan. It covers the social, political, economic, and cultural aspects of nations throughout the world. This department is headed by Dr. James O. Knauss. Philosophy views man under every possible situation ... as a member of organized society, as an individual with or without design of living, and in situations of conflict and of freedom. The Department of Philosophy offers too, courses in religion as related to man of todav and vesterdav. Row One: Robert Friedmann, Margaret Macmillan, James O. Knauss, Robert R Russel, A. Edythe Mange. Row Two: Howard Mowen. Russel! Sei- bert, Charles Starring, Willis Dunbar, Edward E ' sasser, Alan Brown. 25