The physical realm of sensation is accompanied by another of intuition and reflection. Man wants to know - but also to feel and understand. Rational examinations of material and physical evidences are ever accompanied by estimations of meaning and relative worth. Contemplations of humanistic facts and values have led to scientific inquiries and inaugurated the cultural sciences. Development of these has enhanced discovery, invention and production in the former as man has sought utility in applying what he has learned. Sociology, a cultural science, devotes its inquiry to group life and human relations. It brings greater understanding of deviations in culture which threaten the survival of social order and in his search for happiness and security man often finds himself unhappy and insecure. Dr. Stephen S. Stanford Top Row: Kendell Hyde, Mathematics; L. E. Jackson, Microbiology; Earl Jenne, Zoology; Ann Jensen, Hospital Tech. Row Two: Emron A. Jensen, Zoology; Richard Jenson, English; Alva Johanson, Chemistry; Dennis Y. Kida, Hospital Tech. Row Three: Dr. Lachita, Microbiology; H. A. Lartzke, Hospital Tech.; Lynn Lund, Police Science; Ralph Marsden, Counseling and Testing. Row Four: Gail Miles, Mathematics; Dr. Richard Miller, Mathematics; Mildrep Miya, English; Dr. Monk, Assistant Dean of Arts, Letters, and Science. With the stress modern society puts on communicating with one another, I feel it's imperative that we can understand what has already been said. Someone once stated that when you write about your times - you write about all times," so said one English major. Such classes as Romantic Literature give students an in-depth view into not only the writings, but also the lives of such renowned poets as Shelly, Byron, and Keats. Or the English Majors study advanced composition in an attempt to express themselves in writing. Trying to keep up with the changing times some members of the department left for a year to work on their degrees while new professors were added to keep up with the rising number of students in the department.