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James Pearsall Earp, B.S., A.M .. Ph.D. John Bayley Jones, A.B., S.T.8 .. S.T.M. Unless one becomes a hermit he has to live among his fellow human beings. What, then, could be more vital than the study of his relationships to these people with whom he is spending his life? Sociol- ogy teaches him to understand these re- lationships, to see the ways in which man lives in his group, and to recognize the fcrces of society that shape his everyday behavior. Man has a role to fill in every group in which he moves. The interpreta- tion of that role determines the course of the group. Sociology is the science that defines and clarifies that role. Earp-with daughler. Ellen Jones ... AND HIS SOCIETY