Wofford College - Bohemian Yearbook (Spartanburg, SC)

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' IHK AH ' IS WD J (:iENCES seem in complete agreement on the value cofiee . Sociology and Government In the Sociology and Government Department, headed by Dr. Norton, our world is examined in both its social and political lights. In the introductory courses the student studies the basic principles and concepts involved in soci- ology and in the more advanced courses he studies the significance and applica- tion of these concepts and principles in our world. In such courses as Social Problems, Criminology, Race Relations and American and State and Local Gov- ernments the problems and changes in our society are studied. In such courses as Marriage and the Family there is an attempt made to help the student make the correct adjustment in these chang- NORTON, DOBY

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Religion The courses in the Rehgion Depart- ment at Wofforcl under the leadership of Dr. Nesbitt, are designed to help prepare a leadership of trained clergy and intel- ligent laity for the church in order to carry on effectively an increasing pro- gram of Christian service in our world. In both the required and advanced Re- ligion courses the student is encouraged to do his own religious thinking and not to accept at face value any idea without examining it in its proper perspective. NESBITT, ALLEN

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I, Dedication To achieve success requires hard work — to achieve greatness requires something more. We hke to call that something dedication. This year, the editors of the Bohemian are proud to recognize a truly great man, a man who for almost forty years has dedicated himself to VVofford College — Dr. C. C. Nokton. Certainly, we are not the first to recognize Dr. Norton or his contribution to our college and Southern education in general. Throughout South Carolina and neighboring states, he is — and has been for some time — well known in educational circles. We rather like, however, the idea of getting on a winning bandwagon . And so, to Clarence Clifford Norton — educator, traveler, cartoonist — we dedicate the 1956 Bohemian.