1979 Miracle Yearbook

Psychology And Science The Psychology Department of Ce- darville College has the following objectives: 1) investigate Biblical material and psychological concepts from the standpoint of special and general revelation. In doing this our guiding principles is that"all truth is God's truth," 2)a study of the per- son from the wholistic perspective. In addition to analysis of many from the physical, emotional,and rational level, there is great emphasis on man's spiritual qualities. 3) Provide an intensive introduction to the basic issues of the science of psychology, their historical development, their THISPAGE:Dr. Ballard and Dr.Scott enjoy a basketball game;Dr. Braith- waite awaits another perplexed calculus student; Mr.L.Bert Frye, M.A.T.— Science. philosophical basis, and the important practical issues to which they are relat- ed. The purpose ofthe Science Department is to enhance the student's ability to think orderly and clearly through the use ofscientific and mathematical tech- niques. Approaching science and math- ematics as God's revealed truth,the de- partment seeks to aid the student's study through meaningful laboratory activities. OPPOSITE PAGE:ABOVE: Psychology — Robert Abbas, Ph.D., Stanley Ballard,Ph.D.,Jack Scott,Ph.D.;Science — Donald Baumann,Ph.D.,Edwin Braithwaite, Ph.D., Austin Elmore, M.A.T., Walter Griffeth, Ph.D., Larry Helmick,Ph.D.,Lawrence Killian, M.S.,Terry Phipps, M.S., Daniel Wetzel, Ph.D.;BELOW:Dr. Griffeth inspects one of his friends; Dr. Baumann looks as if another genetics student has let his Drosophilia out of the vial; Dr. Scott diligently marks papers; Dr.Helmick shows another Analytical Chem student how to use the polarograph. 148