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HUMANITIES

The purposes of the Humanities Depart­
ment are two-fold: to supplement the curricu­
lum with academic and cultural experiences
which do not fit easily into the traditional
five disciplines, and to give students the
opportunity to define HUM ANITY in per­
sonal terms as well as in those that have been
conventionally set for them. This department
offers course in music, art, dramatics, reli­
gion, film study, logic, ethics, philosophy,
and even thanatology. This year the classes
have taken field trips to the city hall, art
museums, and a funeral home.
Mr. Jaswinski’s class on visit to city hall and Mayor Virginia Young.

L to R: Mario Pena (Chairman), Richard Mitten, Doug Evans, Ron Krikac, Anthony Jaswinski, Harriet McMillin. N O T P IC TU R ED — Leon Bryant,
Jam es Rodgers, Stephen Thompson.

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