Huntington College - Mnemosyne Yearbook (Huntington, IN)

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Dc. Zdmez Z-aeciez Dr. Elmer Becker, president of Hun- tington College, devotes much time and interest in performing the duties of ad- ministering a Christian College. Along with his many duties at the college, he makes appearances during the year among the churches of our denomination. Dr. Beclcer is an alumnus of Huntington College as a graduate of the class of 1923. He has served as President of this college since 1941. His leadership ability and his religious convictions are an admirable example to the student body and faculty. iii ,. 1 'A -0' '-1 ...,. wg .,..,,. Q! . ,.. sy, :' Q: ,, Xb hx

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Dc. Wdffaw 77. WWJQILGU6 Dr. Musgrave was graduated from I-Iunt- ington College in 1928 with an AB. de- gree. I-Ie received his A. M. at Indiana University and his Ph.D. at Pennsylvania State College Ufinstitut d'Education Fran- caisel. In the summer of 1940, he did re- search in education at Indiana University. I-Ie received a certificate in graduate studies at the University of Geneva, Switzerland, in the summer of 1952. I-Ie has advanced this work by attending the N.C.A. Work- shop at the University of Minnesota in the summer of 1946 and 1947. Dr. Musgrave has served as Associate Dean and Dean of the College since 1945, and Director of Institutional Research on the N. C, A. Study of the Liberal Arts Education since 1945. Under his direction a number of research studies have been carried out prior to the present Institutional Self Studies, in anticipation of regional accreditation in the North Central Association. I-Iis devotion to this great task commands the respect of the supporting denomination, as well as the student body and alumni. Dean Musgrave's high Christian principles are a true inspiration to all with whom he comes in contact at Dean of the College, and the high academic standards of Huntington College are a reflection of Dr. Musgrave's leadership. We, there- fore, the Mnemosyne staff of '56 dedicate this yearbook to the Dean of our College, Dr. Musgrave.

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WILFORD P. MUSGRAVE -r p IRENE F. BERGDALL e .,f?'. RALPH G. EEALER v fv' DAWN BETTERLY MELVIN I. BURKI-IOLDER CARL D. ZURCI-IER WEBSTER C. MUCK jr Dr. Nlusgrave is Dean of the Col- lege and professor of foreign lan- guages. He received his Ph.D. from Pennsylvania State College and a Certificate in Graduate Studies from the University of Geneva, Switzer- land. Mr. Zurcher, the registrar, is also assistant professor of speech and Eng- lish. He received his A.M. from Northwestern University. With her duties as Director of Stu- dent Life for Women, Miss Bergdall is associate professor of mathematics. She was graduated from the Uni- versity of Micliigan with an A.M. degree. Miss Betterly is instructor of sec- retarial science with her B.S. degree from Huntington College. Dr. Chiu instructs as associate pro- fessor of chemistry with a Ph.D. from Cornell University. Dr. Burlcholder serves as Dean of the Seminary and is professor of practical theology. He was graduated from Northern Baptist Theological Seminary with a Th.D. Administratively Mr. Muck serves as Director of Student Personnel, in addition to his worlc as associate pro- fessor of philosophy. A graduate of the University of Buffalo, he has an A.M. degree. As associate professor of biblical languages and literature, Mr. Bealer has his A.M. from Butler University, School of Religion. Mrs. Carpenter is the resident coun- selor at the hoy's dormitory, Milton Wriglit Memorial Hall. Dr. Coleson is professor of educa- tion. He has recently received his Ph.D. from the University of Michi- gan. x Ward' NHS ,: 'NAs-aawzib- HAZEL CARPENTER YAN TSZ CI-HU EDWARD P. COLESON