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

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Behavioral Sciences Carmen Owen Department Chairman M.A., Duke University Psychology Sidney Dashevsky Ph.D., University of Ro chester Sociology Charlotte Gotwald M.Ed., John hHopkins University Psychology Ruth Ka+herman Aloysius Nosal Nafez Abdullah M.Ed., Millersville University of Lille, M.A., Graduate School of State College France Public Affairs, Albany Psychology Anthropology Intercultural Studies iln Hlomnriam The unexpected death of Professor Thomas Narus has left a real void in the York family, hlls place in our hearts will be hard to fill. Dr. Robert Fried of hlunter College de- livered a guest lecture on Current Re- search in Behavior Therapy. ' 23

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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

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Division of Science and Engineering The Science and Engineering disciplines have pushed man beyond the wildest dreams of philosophers, from deep within the earth ' s crust to the outer reaches of space. They have probed the minuteness of sub-atomic structures, as well as the magnitude of a Van Allen belt. They have enabled man to build sub-miniature electronic devices that used together propel a multi-tonned payload into a pre-determined orbit around a specifically stated object. The scientist and engineer work together to push back the frontiers of the infinitely small as well as the infinitely large. They are both con- cerned with new knowledge and of what use this knowledge can be for man. While the philosophers dream of new worlds to conquer, the scientists show the way and the engineers get the job done. At York College, we hope our students find in their niche that way in which the world may be better for their having lived. 24 Carl L. Scheirer Division Chairman Ph.D., Pennsylvania State University Chemistry Joseph W. Grosh Ph.D., University of Utah Physics George Bergey M.A.T., John Hopkins University Mathematics Ronald Dewees M.Ed., Shippensburg State College Mathematics ' VIV Albert King M.Ed., Cornell University ' lology