University of South Carolina Spartanburg - Carolana Yearbook (Spartanburg, SC)

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1 . 1 ANDREW T. CROSLAND George Peabody College, M.A. English DONALD R. KNIGHT University of Tennessee, M.A. English H. M. HAMMOCK East Tennessee State University, M.A. English CHARLOTTE SHUFORD Vanderbilt University, M.A. English ENGLISH, our national language and a proud heritage, provides a key not only to the past but to the future as well. Hidden between the covers of books are the thoughts of those countless numbers who went before, and these thoughts are the foundation for knowledge to come. To the English professors we express our gratitude for teaching us to read with mature understanding and to communicate effectively and coherently. E! p . j H I T X H 1 P i K I P l 1 ic i l Jj«l5 ELIZABETH ANN SIKES Duke University, M.A. English 24

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John H. Dowling GUIDANCE COUNSELOR Betty Ebert FACULTY SECRETARY Marian Murph SECRETARY TO DIRECTOR Jeanette Baldwin BOOKKEEPER Phillip Fernandez JANITOR Haley McCoy JANITRESS 23

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ROSS C. CLARK University of North Carolina, M.A. Biology ROBERT L. HARVEY Oregon State University, M.S. Chemistry DAVID E. TAYLOR Appalachian State University, M.A. Biology P 1 D ' £ k JmJf M tJ SfjeL u Wx- ' jM f Tj SCIENCE . . . from atoms and amoebas to E = MC and DNA, our never-ending quest for know ledge may be scientifically fulfilled. PAUL LITHARD Universities of Bogota, Freiburg, Strasburg Licence Spanish, German, Philology French — German MARTHA CAROLYN WYNN University of Georgia, M.A. Spanish LANGUAGE professors are those v idelytraveled and interesting people who guide us through the com- plicated grammar and vocabulary of another language until it becomes a traveling companion. Along the way we develop a deeper understanding of other countries and other people with different beliefs and traditions. 25