Wheaton College - Nike Yearbook (Norton, MA)

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Mr. Goodwillie, Mr. Shipley, Miss Banning, Mr. Gilbert ay chology These women have sought to understand man, why he is the way he is, and how he relates himself to society. In so doing, each of these students leaves Wheaton not only with a deeper under- standing of human nature in general, but of herself as well. As a psychology major she has learned about human personality in all its respects. She has discovered that people can sometimes be best understood in the light of their childhood, and has been fortunate in her opportunities to observe and participate in activities of children not only at the nursery, but at the elementary and high school levels as well. A serious, stimulating major, psychology has endowed these stu- dents with a knowledge that will ever enrich their own human relationships. Mr. Shipley Linda Ann Bartlett Virginia Daniel Campana Shirley Ann Clark Page twenty-one

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Mrs. Geiringer on Sandra Elaine Seppala Page twenty Miss O’ Neill, Mr. Garabedian Lion es The mere mention of advanced algebra, trigonometry, calculus or spherical geometry is apt to produce the same effect upon those ignorant in this field as the financial page in the New York Times upon the untrained economist. But it is in these subjects that the mathematics major revels. Through this curriculum she has mastered concepts which were formulated centuries ago, and will build con- stantly upon what she has learned. She is now ready to use this know- ledge in solving the problems which will confront her throughout life. From her mathematics training she is able to think precisely, reason clearly, and possess an open mind toward the world. Eager for mental challenge, this major will persevere until the problem has been solved. wa é AS cA ( Cornelia Neff Washburn

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Patricia Jane Klumpp Anne Louise Knowles Sally Unfried Liddie Page twenty-two