Huntington College - Mnemosyne Yearbook (Huntington, IN)

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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

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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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1 -it , 'QW 4... ...s 'Qt RICHARD E FAYE CONNOR NORLAN C. HENDERSON KLOPFENSTEIN As college librarian, Miss Connor also teaches as associate professor of library science. She received her A.M.L.S. from the University of Michigan. Our physical education director is Coach Klopfenstein. He serves as as- sistant professor of physical education having received his M.S. and PE. Dir. from Indiana University. Mr. Paine is associate professor of history and political science. He re- ceived his A.M. from the University of Pennsylvania. Mrs. Riddle is assistant professor of music. She received her M.M. from the Detroit Conservatory of Music. Mr. Smith received his S.T.B. from Westminster Theological Seminary and serves as assistant profeisor of music. its-vi Mr. Henderson is assistant professor of biological sciences. He received his AB. from Asbury College, Kentucky. Dr. Lefforge is associate professor of sociology. Slte was graduated from Boston University with DRE. Mr. Pfister teaches in the Seminary as associate professor of doctrinal theological and Christian education. He received his B.D. from Hunting- ton College. Miss Shipley is professor of mathe- matics. She was graduated from the University of Chicago with her M.S. Mr. Thomas is assistant professor of English. He was graduated from the University of Michigan with an A.M. ,gn...an-an-. ROXY LEFFORCE A: ' . ff Q9 g J i ROBERT H. PAINE 'NGY5' J. RALPH PFISTER '1! ? 'fT ' SHIRLEY RIDDLE M. EDNA SHIPLEY CHESTER BURL SMITH WILLIAM j. THOMAS, j