York College of Pennsylvania - Horizon Tower Yearbook (York, PA)

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Chemistry Zank Kalffman Franklin and Marshall, B.S. University of Kentucky, M.S. General Inorganic Chemistry is recommended for all science majors, all engineers, pre-medi- cal, pre-dental, and pre-veterinary students, and all others whose curricula call for Chem- istry courses beyond the freshman year. Mr. Kaufman presents the subject by lecture demonstration on the fundamental laws and theories of chemistry, the non-metals and their compounds, and the important industrial metals. In addition to college freshmen, workers in industry need chemistry. As an example, the United Piece Dye Works of York is making it possible for ten of its employees to study chemistry on Saturdays, using the YJC chem- istry laboratory facilities. 2 1 t t f -t ncr Mr. Kaiilman, Lorna Gross Zest Zubes The Lab. for Chem 101 16

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JCet ' s into classes GERMAN 201 Hll DF Jaixkil Ph. D.. L ' nivoisiiv of Bresliii] Dr. Jaeckel teaches French, German, and Spanish. Each class starts exactly when it ' s supposed to. and ends exactly when it has to — that ' s Dr. Jaeckel, squeezing the most out of her hou r. Dr. Jaeckel is an advocate of a sure-fire method of learning, and she strongly advises its use not only in her classes but in other subjects and in life in general. She tells her students to work, work hard and long. She tells them to study, for that ' s the way to learn. Then she piles on homework and makes them work — that ' s Dr. Jaeckel, squeezing the most out of her students. Dr. Jaeckel. Willium l.chr, Rodney GohrechI, Willi;ini Alli.son, Philip Swisher, Philip Sweeny, Vincent Kingston. 15

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Uiology Gary Zimnieiman Dr. Lenore Ward Indiana Slate Normal, A.B. UnivL-rsily of Michiyan. M.A.. Ph. D. Richard C. Paul Lehigh Universitv. A.B.. M.S. In General Biology lectures, Dr. Ward and Mr. Paul, the instructors, introduce the student to the mechanics of evolution and the life relationships of plants and animals. In Anatomy and Physiology, the students study the structure and functions of the human body; whereas in Microbiology, the student is interested in important microorganisms aflfect- ing our modern living, such as bacteria and viruses. The medical secretaries in Clinical Lab- oratory Methods study blood cells, and make many microscopic and chemical analyses. and Pungent romas Dr. Ward. Betty Smeltzer 17