Wheaton College - Tower Yearbook (Wheaton, IL)

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OU COU ee eT Better investigate that head ANTHROPOLOGY A aadtseaias datas. GEORGE HORNER, M.A. aS CHARLES FOWLER, EARNEST YOUNG The history of the human family with its diverse cultures is an intriguing story. It is especially fas- cinating to those who are planning to work as missionaries and educators among ethnic groups whose customs seem peculiar to us. In the de- partment of Anthropology, students explore the origin, physical makeup, and distinguishing char- acteristics of men from all countries and races. This year the Anthropology Department has added new and significant names to its teaching staff. Ernest Young, of Westmont College, was visiting instructor in Evolution for the first semester. Charles F. Fowler, better known as ‘Bud’, ably guided students in the cultural branch of anthropology, while George Horner took his place as instructor of physical anthropology. The department is preparing scholars to fill needs in the fields of Christian apologetics and missions. B.S.

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SHER. 41500. Your point is well taken Tabernacle Tips RAYMOND LUDWIGSON, A.B. EDITH TORREY, A.B. ALICE SPAULDING, B.D. i) I

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ARCHAEOLOGY Once upon atime... . The confirmation and illumination of God’s Word is the primary purpose of the Bible Archaeology Department. Under the able leadership of Dr. Joseph P. Free, assisted by Mr. Arthur Burton and Mr. Carl DeVries, students of archeology have brought to light evidence upon evidence of the reality of the truth of the Scriptures. They have in imagination dug deep into the buried cities, and uncovered ancient civilizations. Always to be re- membered are Dr. Free’s exhaustive tests. DOSEPASEREE Ph.D, ARTHUR BURTON | What’s on the bulletin board this week? At present, plans are being formulated for two projects which are concerned with the Archae- ology of the Bible lands. The first project is the resumption of the Wheaton Bible Lands Cruise trip which includes travel to Palestine, Syria, Egypt, and the other Bible lands. The second project in which Wheaton plans to participate is the arch- aeological excavation of an ancient buried city in Palestine. Dr. Free favors the city of Dothan as an interesting possibility.