Frostburg State University - Nemacolin Yearbook (Frostburg, MD)

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Q if Tho ncxl sound llml you lwar will ln' an l't'l'0l'liillgI,,n clnivkim Mr. EiD01'illll'li. MARVIN L VON DECK -Assistant Professor of Music. B.A., MA., Bos- ton University. i'Tinu: for one more concerto lxcforv my 8:00 class, yuwns Mr. Sager. CARL J. EBERHARD- Instructor in Music. B.M., M.M., Michigan State University. SARA L. PIERCE-Im structor in Music. B.M., F r i e n cl s Universityg M . M . , Northwestern University. JOHN L. SPRY-Instruo tor in Music. BS., East Carolina Collegeg M.M., West Virginia Univer- sity.

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Music Department The Music Department is responsible for devel- oping appreciation and understanding of music on the campus. This responsibility is realized through a vast program of study for majors as well as a few campus- wide required courses. A variety of solo and group performances by students and faculty members are conducted throughout the year in the hope of broad- ening student interest and background in music. WILLIAM F. BlQ'1 l'ER'l'ON - Associate Professor of Music and Head of the De- partment of Music. lI.Mus., M.A., Ph.D., State University of Iowa. Mtn-stro wields thc baton to bring forth thc sweet linrmonics of a universal Practice is the key to this ivory t0wCr. language. DAVID S. LEWIS-Assistant Professor of Music. IIS., Con- cord Collcgcg M.M., Univer- sity of Michigan. JAMES M. IJIICIICE-Assistant Professor of Music. HM., Friends Univcrsityg, M.M., Conservatory of Music, Kan- sas City. 28

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JAMES V. COTTON-Associate Professor of Geography and Head of the Department of Geography. B.S., State Teachers Col- lege, Slippery Rock, Pennsylvaniag lVl.Ed., Pennsylvania State University. 41 W' Mr. Cotton strikes a typical pose for our photographer. 30 Gwgnzplzy Department Although it has been in existence as a separate department for a short time, the Geography Department attracts an increasing number of majors each year. A wide variety of physical and regional courses-are offered in preparation for a teaching or other related career. A course in fundamental geography is available for all students in hopes of broadening their knowledge of the World as well as their immediate environment. ,my at i Y . M, W ,W tw I 2 5 7 I O , E W li U0 it an n as A r an ro go ' -we--.g-., No, dear, the Red Sea is blue like all the other seas! WILLIAM NIZINSKI - Assistant Professor of Geography. B.S., State Teachers College, California, Pennsylvaniag M.S., Pennsylvania State University.