Bethany College - Bethanian Yearbook (Bethany, WV)

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jai.iC :-s-j:;h-.:AS: L;.:- :.:;: i.:o;-l :v .li;.:vii:;:Soi. ' :,::tj.;.Jj; .;.ao:! . :i ¥j.:j . |,.: FINE ARTS DEPARTMENT DALE A. JORGENSON, Ph.D. Professor of Music Head of the Department JOHN D. BABINGTON, M.A. Assistant Professor of Speech and Dramatics GEORGE K. HAUPTEUEHRER, A.M Associate Professor of Music ALFRED RIGNER, A.B. Part-time Instructor in Music KENT K. McALEXANDER, M.A. .4ssistant Professor of Art «S!fl«WWV The Fine Arts Department has been greatly en- hanced this year by the addition of three new men: Dr. Jorgenson and Mr. Rigner in the Music De- partment, and Mr. McAlexander in the Art De- partment. The Music Department has been honored this year by the selection of Mr. Hauptfuehrer by the Senior Class for the Dedication of this year ' s Bethanian. Since the addition of Mr. Babington to the fac- ulty, the Speech and Dramatics Department has carried on a very successful program. This year the Department, working with the Music Depart- ment, ended the year with the fine presentation of Dido and Aenead in the Arts Festival.

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C. WILLIAM O ' NEILL. LL.D. Public Affairs Professor of Political Science TODD H. BULLARD, A.M. Assistant Professor of Political Science BENJAMIN C. SHAW, Ph.D. Professor of History and Political Science Head of the Department MATHEMATICS, HISTORY AND POLITICAL SCIENCE HKNjAMIN H. GRIFFITH, M.A. Part-time Assistant Professor of History Another of Retham ' s famil of outstanding scholars and educators directs the affairs of the History and Political Science Department. He, as we all know, is the author, traveler, and photog- rapher, Dr. Benjamin C. Shaw. Through the ef- forts of Dr. Shaw and the Administration of the college, this department has reached new heights of activity and merit with the addition of Mr. O ' Neill, Mr. Bullard. and Mr. Griffith to their membership. With a piece of chalk in one hand and the other on the math book, Mr. Tye leads the math students into the mysteries of the mathematical world. BRADFORD TYE. M.S. Associate Professor of Mathematics Head of the Department 19

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BIOLOGY AND CHEMISTRY MEKLE E. JACOBS. Ph.D. .issistant Professor of Biolog JOHN D. DRAPER. Ph.D. Professor of Chemislry Head of the Dejuirtment WILLIS D. RICHEY. Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Chemistry SHIRLEY W. CADDIS. Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Chemistry Upon entering Oglebay Hall at various times during the day. one is apt to notice some sort of foreign aroma permeating the building. This fra- grance is likely emanating from one of the labs in the building and is probably formaldehyde or sul- furic acid in one of its numerous mixtures. Chem- istry and Biology, the mainstays of Bethany ' s pre- medical training program, are headed by two mem- bers of Bethany ' s outstanding faculty. Dr. Weimer and Dr. Draper. Leading their students to an un- derstanding of the physical world, they prepare them adequately for the tasks which await them after college. WILMA SHANER. A.B. Instructor in Biology