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

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Language and the Humanities GARLAND O, GUNTER B.A. Wake Forest College M.A. Columbia University Head of Department The Liberal Arts area has one third of the total enrollment of York Junior College. The students in English and the Humanities have a wide range of subjects in which they may choose basic courses related to English, history, languages, psychology and philosophy, music and drama, teaching and commercial art. There are many positions available in the Liberal Arts field and many related areas are open to Liberal Arts majors. For the student who is interested in the cultural aspects of civilization, a rewarding field awaits him upon graduation. New Experiment in Freshman English: Instructor lectures to large class and college graduate lay readers correct then Gates, Mrs. Clyde Stambaugh, Garlond O. Gunter, Mrs. Eliotl Miller, Bair.

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Krug, Paules, Davis, Freed. Science Challenges Physics Students

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Art — Man ' s expression of himself, his world and his faith. ' Mary Ann Fallabel John A. Jones, Jr. Herbert L. Leopold Helen M. McNitt Donald J. Miller B.M. Muskingum College B.A. Lincoln University Pratt Institute B.A. Wilson College B.A. Franklin and Mar sliall M.M. Illinois Wesleyan M.A. Middlebury College American Artists Scliool M.A. Pennsylvania State College University of New York City University The noblest of arts A sincere observation by the music instructor: The universal love of music and the frequent possession of musical talent among students make performing in music not only valuable from an educational standpoint, but increase the capacity of all to appreciate music. Rec- ognizing beauty through this one medium de- velops the ability to recognize it in other ex- pressions of art. Thus, our Orchestra and Glee Club provide the opportunity for all students to participate in various musical ex periences. 15