Whittier College - Acropolis Yearbook (Whittier, CA)

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i ART CREATIVITY IS ONE OF THE KEYNOTES of the Art De- partment. Not only the talented but all students are urged to express themselves in the various mediums. The majoring students have an opportunity to fix kilns especially when they want the pots baked. Through the Fine Arts program the lower division students get an opportunity to become acquainted with the Art Department. Future teachers gain a great deal of valuable experience learning to do crafts that they will have their classes do such things as making hand puppets. Miss Elnora Laughlin contributes, to the value of the department by having traveled around the World recently visiting numerous art centers. ,J Both skills and expression are learned in the Art Department. Elnora Laughlin Chairman 510' lr ,, ., . The kiln is the final step to the finished it R'-a V A product. xx l X X Geanne Bergstrom

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BIOLOGY HARD WORK AND FUN FOR EVERY- ONEN is the Biology Department's unwritten motto. The students in the department have many treasured hours of laboratory work where they come in contact with many various plants and animals. The department has many valu- able aspects, the most noticeable is an excellent stall. All have done extensive research work. For example, Dr. Iohn Arcadi is currently engaged in research on cancer. Mr. Thomas T. Harriss has done research on hemorrhagic fever in Korea and the Orient in an effort to aid the protection of the American troops. The members of the staff are also active in other fields aside from research. Dr. Lois Iames belongs to quite a few professional organiza- tions. Dr. Inez Hull finds time aside from her many duties to work with the Camp Fire Girls and the Boy Scouts. K, Q . ..g.. Q. Practice makes perfect.