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

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Philip C. Marshall Department Chairman Ph.D., Rutgers University hHistory Charles W. Boas Ph.D., University of Michigan Geography Richard Coulter Ph.D., University of Virginia hHistory Carl E. Hatch Ph.D., State University of New York Government Paul Minnich Leonid Murog M.A., Lehigh University M.A., St. Louis University History hHistory Robert Terry M.Ed., Shippensburg State College hHistory History and Social Science ' Alfie, the Town Crier of London, provided a re- freshing break from the usual history lecture.

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Everett G. Beckman Liberal Arts Chairman Ph.D., University of Pittsburgh Philosophy — Religion Division of Liberal Arts Ever since hHomerlc days education in the Liberal Arts has been the hallmark of the educated person. While the pres- entation of these studies has suffered some alteration since the golden era of Athens, nonetheless, the pursuit of a well- rounded education has always included a sprinkling of subjects which in themselves yield no skill-producing training. And yet, a question could be raised: Is not the art of thinking and thinking rationally, a skill to be prized above all others? And again, is not the capacity to dream great dreams the product of a broad knowledge of man ' s past achieve- ments, a sense, a feeling of history? At York College, the study of the Liberal Arts is offered to those whose academic bent points them in this direction. But selections from the Liberal Arts roster of courses are also infused in the curricula of other disciplines, for here we like to think of our students as knowledgeable people who offer so- ciety useful skills informed by an understanding of what man has been, and what he can become. Foreign Languages Patricia Dei-h Department Chairman Ph.D., University of Iowa French Ann Baker M.Ed., Duke University Spanish — German Alejandro de Vanguardia B.S., Naval Academy Cadiz, Spain Spanish — French Heinz Hosch M.A., Brigham Young University German 20

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Van R. Baker Department Chairman Ph.D., Columbia University English Literature English A visit by Lesley Frost gave students a better understanding of the world ' s great literature. Hazel Bowman M.A., University of Florida History of the English Donald Holroyd M.A., Claremont Graduate School Composition Jan B. Lawson M.A., University of Tennessee World Literature Robert Lesman M.A., Niagara University World Literature Language Helen McNitt Louis Perrott Ruth Trevehtan Barbara Walsh M.A., Pennsylvania M.A., University of M.A., Columbia M.A., Louisiana State State University Pittsburgh University University World Literature Composition American Literature Speech 22