Abraham Baldwin Agricultural College - ABAC Yearbook (Tifton, GA)

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1 I I MISS GAYE E, ELDER VINCENT A. KESSEE Kathy Kort sketches in charcoal during drawing and painting Instructor of English Assistant Professor of Art class. MISS ROSALYN RAY IAMES E4 STUART Assistant Professor of English IWSUUCIOV Of En8I'5I'I MRS. HELEN L. STRICKLAND IAKVE I- WHITEHEAD Instructor in joumalgm Assistant Professor of Speech and Drama Mr. Ernest Edwards, division chairman, secures audio-visual equipment for class.

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Foreign Languages, Dther Courses Expand Program Offered ln Humanities Division fitifr l-.J i ' i . ' 'Z AF l' 1 T l rn W. fit , J, it it K ga, Kg, . . 'N , ,w fi iw ,L t .J t KF as ,att i. J' a ERNEST EDWARDS LEW s. Axim Miss FLORENCE BAXTER ASSOUAFQ profeswr Of Instructor in Speech-Drama Assistant Professor of English Humanities and Chairman of Division of Humanities A new division chairman, the addition of foreign languages, and an expanding curriculum highlighted the program offered to students in the Division of Humanities. Being a student in Humanities means the development of creative abilities, the exploration into other cultures, the adventure of understanding oneself, and a search for universal truths. Course offerings are art, composition, journalism, literature, mod- ern languages, music, philosophy, speech and drama. ln addition to classroom work, the division offers students participation in academically-related activities including the Ctlee Club, which presents musical concerts, the Drama Club, which annually produces two major plays, and student publications, which offer creative outlets to writers, photographers, and artists on the college newspaper and yearbook, i Drama and speech students participate in production of Inherit the Wind. 122 MRS, SYLVIA G. BURTON IERRY G. CARR Instructor of Reading Instructor in English 11 Miss Elder counsels with student during English conference.

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Additional Machines Contrbute to Business Division's Program Having grown consistently in the number of students seeking an education in the field of business, the Division of Business Administration continued its program expansion during 1968-69 with the addition of new faculty members, course offerings, and more modern business equipment. Students enrolled in the division study in one area of concentration from among several options - Business Administration College Parallel, General Business Technical, Distributive Education, Data Processing and Accounting, Computer Science, and Secretarial Science. ids .f Zi L K rf. 'Vi if ,WM K -'tif K I., ' If DR. MARY M. LEMAR Chairman of Business Administration Division GEORGE EVANS Assistant Professor of Business Administration L ,I GQ!!-Msg - is I ' if A E-Jess -ff, - f 'f + WALTER I. BURGESS Assistant Professor Business Administration Iiigzsfresft v A fyfrvvg' 'if fir-dey., 'LT' iivvgf, 21 4 471,-fn' gf'7ff 'Ulinl' x 'vvfys 4'1nf.,' 'MMU fvvq gl' 71114, a.,' f'vvl 0 fflnaqg 4411 Q, annggff vu gan, MRS. CAROLYN H. LANIER Instructor in Business Administration my rv- MISS BETTY CLAXTON Associate Professor of Business Administration Wan WILLIAM F, MUTH Assistant Professor of Business Administration -21224 x .ns 'I' Students work with the division's newest business machines and equipment. ff' ..