Whittier College - Acropolis Yearbook (Whittier, CA)

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SOPH. SOC. SCI. COACI-IES-Rim.: I-Burlpnm Onclrnsilc, Marlene Drelier, Shannon Milmlcl. Row 2 Roger Spear. Sully Elninger. livggy Pnrlivr. Kay Turley. lVlnry Vvyall, Roger Frctlriclison. Row 5-'Ray Culxlmerly, Ar! Sviclvlnuun, Xvmlm- l'l-rllnml. Neill Riclmrcls. Row 4-Vince Devcncy, Dr. Nlcrrill, .lolm ljmlquisl, Conlon l Jiivrlis. Time marclies on, moclilying old systems. Tlre sulaject matter ol tlre integratecl Social Scienrc Courses ollcrs ample proof ol llxis quotation, as well as clo tlle changes witlmin llme History Dcparlmenl ilsvll. Dr. l'l. Clarence Nixon, prominent l1istorian ancl political scientist from Vanclerlnill University, spent tlie year with us as a visiting professor. Anotlmer clmange in llle clepartment was tlle absence of Dr. Harry Nerlloocl. wlwo :luring lliis your lravelecl tlrrouglr tlre Far and Nliclclle East. Dr. Vvaync lxflillcr i11ugl1l lllc Freslmum Social Science course in Dr. Nerl1oocl's alasencc. is . Vg., .. X , ,L .mg A M MGH D2 i is . , , - w E . 4,m: ' James lVlerrill 4 -- fr ss Vvayne lVliller V A fl N N dr s: 'pai oy flfgzy. ' l D73 ll gr K K? :gusts V , :Z X SX 1 i S I I Em! ' 5,1 K iff if , . S gd' 'l Y- tagging A? .ex gg 3 K 21 i, .. ' ' ' 5 ' 1. J.',.'.', W. fr l A Pf -'J .2'?Ll. '2f,1E.. . ' 4 RYL I ' .fs ig..-?sa'?f55i?i5s?Ef'Vl' -- W. E' V3 1L:: 'iiff fit f'f?H f- 1 l-.2.rffa1 'fZ 3-4 rl 'Q L: ,- . , , 4 ' ' K 7 ir ' Q !E'flii .w li. , Q ' ' 'iif,ilQy ' i if 1 l Zi' 1- i f-'13 -- .W,g,.:.-:ic.?mg:..- .4,41..s..s.- .:.1QLiA4..1rn Q. QA rg . I 51, :Ze 1 , 5:4 I f Ev s ,lm Q' M. . 1- -in A AL. ,Y , E 1,.. . Y 1 . A hx .. ul '-21:1 5 S. -I A .'1,l,:., ,- 4: -5:1 nigffiggff-flag ,,-Alf, . in I V . ,nag . 1 ,.5 :,.5ivv- . 6 v' Y V, ' 5 :ityfg --ix! Akglkr ii-. 4. 1, , f. . ' L X. ,QE I M .V -L. , e- Ae--r- , if -:sh r .nfs s ni! If jf ffl: is-:ffl un um rf X Afjflfi lTlOClCl'l'1 SOCIdl SLICHCC IEllJOIEllIO1y 1 ef ,.1.M- i 1. . . ' o 1.,-.J-1 ,Egfr xjl ? Fwrww-s-:af 4 nut 5 A or rw 5 im .wm?w.:- 4 lO0lx OD OLII' CEIITIPUQ IS CXClT1plll:l6Cl lJj these plans for a 4, ,, I - rn '1 4 7 .U f L L1 i ix J' 1. 1' -fa -X A' 1135 57' 'vii Y: 'f V if ? V .,., . , A t rr Q N Q- A-K J- 4 asf. .F 1 '-1 L f ' ' ' ' . , 1 ve. V It ,, V H ,L . A 'TV . , fu X X 1 p X Nm . ,,,, . 4 ,,., J.- Y 0 Y, . ,ani . ,r.:.' ' YQ ' 2, .. . ..---b -- --' ' 'L -- I 'L' N X 'N' r 4' r A--f-rv' fm wr- a- . A Trl er -4+ - ffffof 115315. if gf. .1f'.-1e..zifffa1 2 .. ' 1 ' X 'Sr U- 25 . 5143: V. ,V ,.'?:,. ., PC- s's 1 ' 1 I 133- crrgegk IT if ffl , , . . A, ., , . , 3 fffw f , . ,, 5 1? Pk' ., M . ..-..::....i' V V ' '-f f1'-1. '+g..W.,.-H. 4, - W-fir: -1 ' iT f'341'5-22 4 , T3 '-'gf' A q r s . A, . . T u Clarence Nixon I U I

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A CAPPELLA CHOIR-Row I-Sari Kane, Geri Hargis, Carol Burr. Cliarlollc Owens, lvlary VVollc, Pam Slicrman. .lan Holm. .lacquie Xvilson, Barlmrn Simonlon. Alison Riclclle. Cllcryl Boole, .lan ilorclan. lvlr. Riddle. Row 2-nlacliic Lime, Luana lVlilliguu, Yvonne Fill, Darolrl Gross, Wlilie Armor, Don Vvesncr, ilim lvlarslers. Frank Sclicris. Ron XfxlCShCI'. Marvin Read, Juicy Scliarer, Karel l'loulz, lvlarioric Parlicr, lxflnrgc: Rnney. Row 3-Pllyllis l..ullier, Alias Hcwlcll. Slmron Rosson, Bnrlsara Nlurgan. Pliyllis Vvinslow. Donna Soaring. Diane Passage, ,lacquie Slanley, Karla Lf-cr. .ll-anno Howzirrl, Lois Roop. Arlinc Volaw. Pauline Rziylzurn, Slmron Nvatls. Row Al-Paul Bremer, Bill Thomas, Balm Perry. Dan lVlcCauglma, Blain: Runcorn, Neill Riclmrrls, Roger Frmlricrlison, Xvarrcn Newman, Bill Pllurnm-r, Bruce lVlr:Clellaml, Dave Boliclc, Vvnync Allen. This year's A Cappella Clioir was one of flue ljinesl clloirs Vvlxillier College llas ever liacl. Uncler ll1e clireciion of Mr. Eugene Riddle, tlle memloers practiced until llmeir repertoire ol folic songs, spiriluals, novellies, ancl classicals was nearly perlecl. Tlie clloir lravelecl all over, malcing many appearances laelore service groups in cllurclmes and in Disneylancl. Tlue liiglzliglrrl ol: the year was llle annual tour lo norllrern California, wliere tlwey perlormecl in sucll places as San Maleo ancl Qalclancl, ancl were enllursiaslically acclaimecl. M455-2 ,g , u- mamma aww ' ' ' mama an . W as a ' 2 rw M2 we NIR. RIDDLE laaits llie clloir willl nl NEXIX7 SOUNDS are crralccl lry clmir olliccrs, Franli Selieris, Ron Vvesncr, Dan bel you a nickel you WV0n,l get il righl' -lxll'CRlIgllIN1, Pliyllis Xvinslow, Alison Riclclle. Xfvarren Newman, and lxflargc Raney. ll'llS lll'I'lC.u

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lvlilo Conniclc Nellie Slater A search lor real meaning hy the stuclents led to a close fellowship ancl inlormality in the Religion De- partment. Dr. Conniclc, the worlcl traveler, gave interest to his courses lay supplementing seminars and term papers with his personal olxserva- lions and slicles. Some ol the rlepart- ment's majors have haci marlccci suc- cess in the top-ranlcing theological schools ol the country: some have securecl fellowships and have graclu- aleol summa cum laucle. Handles empiricism we lit into Philosophy lo unclerstancl the world . . . naturalism, theism, transcencienlalism, rationalism . . . Rellection ancl discussion to test our icleas anel see how ancl contriloute to our worlcl . . . These are the chores of philosophy. students traceci the intersecting lines of great men and icleas from the past, with their locus on the conllicts and changes in present life. Men who had ClH.SS. ERUDITIGN AND relaxation lalenrl in this out ol-cloors meeting of the History ol Philosophy 1 '-. K-,, . rms' Qi ,--.i ,f 1 is great ideas, who pondered. wrote. ancl acted on them, and how stuclents can use their heritage in their present Search for aclequate personal. social ancl intellectual stanclarcls for our time were brought out in this department. Religion-Philusoph Robert Bohilin