Whittier College - Acropolis Yearbook (Whittier, CA)

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.SONGLEADERS AND a parade greeted former Student Body President Richard Nixon as tie returned to Whittier cturing his national campaign. The department of Political Science and international Relations presents a general curriculum of cultural and civic value anct provides a background in civit ancl international administration, business, journalism, teaching, law, research, and pulatic relations. Vvittw twice as many majors in this department as previously, it has expancicct its seminar classes ancl has actciecl new courses. In addition to this. time ctcparlmcnl sponsors two campus organizations, the Political Science Honor Society and time XMI1iltiCl' College Ntoctet United Nations. iotln Schulz J. Xvitiiam Robinson Ben Burnett Puliiicai Science

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if 1. FIRST-HAND EXPERIMENTS in the lalaoraiory make Zoology more meaningful. Tom Harriss Lois James JW E S 5 A 5 ' i Aiifillli 1 BIOLOGY CLUB-Row If-Holi Rivers, Emi Vvynlioup. Rulocrln Gnrrell, prcsimlunl: Claire Neal. Peggy Slioup, Donna Curry. Row 2-Bernie Berger. lvlcrmlilli Kimlmll, Bull Putin-rson. lla Fosler. Dave Bcelme. Rum 5-Winry Pal Powell, Carol Pinrllv. Karen Slalians, Margery Brown. Ecl Rae. Row 4-1 Eloise Bomlaaliclii. Alice Hewlvll. Elizalaelli Buse, JoAnn Barry, Glenna Hunl. Nlicm llleugwu, Don Alllnrcl. Row 5-Pllyllis Lullwr, lrois .lanms, David Slillf-r, Gene l,.nBlnml, Ronalrl Sclinilgvr. Riulnaril Xvillizuns. Ran' 6-Sinn Davis, Gary Gall, Dr. llarriss, Bnlx ljcnsv, Billing Besiclcs lpecoming well acquaintecl willi llle common frog. loiology siuclents learn many olller phases of science io prepare Iliem for a career in medicine, researcli or leaciliing. Biology vluln aclivities inclucleci lielcl trips to surrounding areas, a clinner liclci eacli somesler, and al llle encl ol' ilie year, lime Senior Dinner preparecl ancl given lay llie laculiy and gracluale slu- clenis.