Bethany College - Bethanian Yearbook (Bethany, WV)

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Dr. Shaw is the author (if several books, including Hellenistic and Roman Civilization. Mr. Young became chairman of the cultural activi- es committee this year. He coordinates the main )nvocation programs which draw nationally known ithors. artists, industrialists, government and labor aders. and other scholars. Mr. Patterson is director of the Falk Foundation rogram in Practical Politics. His students have taken mr trips to Charleston. W. Va.. and to the nations ipital at Washington. D. C. Mr. Sellers is leaving the history department, and ethanv. after two years to resume his own studies at ie University of Kentucky. Mr. Mitchell spent last summer studying at Oxford niversitv. He plans to resume work toward his Ph.D. sxt year. B. CHANDLER SHAW, Ph.D. George T. Oliver Professor of History and Politieal Science Head of the Department ' A AMI m v i 1 ' m k A WILLIAM L. YOUNG. M.A. Associate Professor of History and Political Science JOHN G. PATTERSON. M.A. Assistant Professor of History and Political Science R. MONROE SELLERS. M.A. Assistant Professor of History and Political Science R. JLDSON MITCHELL. M.A. Instructor in History and Political Science 25

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■ r m . GEORGE K. HAUPTFUEHRER, M.A. Associate Professor of Fine Arts Acting Head of the Departments of Fine Arts and Iusic KENT K. McALEXANDER, M.A. Assistant Professor of Art Head of the Department Mr. Hauptfuehrer this year was elected treasurer of the College Music Society and re-named associate edi- tor of Symposium, the CMS journal. The concert choir and male chorus, conducted by him, toured eight states. Mr. Alexander displayed his works of sculpture in art shows here and elsewhere. He also designed the new art studio. Mr. Franklin returned to Bethany in the fall after a summer as technical associate for the Huron Play- house in Ohio. His graduate school thesis, now re- worked, is being used by many of the 55 community theaters in Ohio. Mr. Kaminsky, a versatile musician who performs with the Wheeling Symphony Orchestra, teaches musk theory and handles instrumental music instruction. H« has organized various musical groups in the college and high school at Bethany. WILLIAM FRANKLIN, M.A. Assistant Professor o: Speech and Dramatic Head of the Department i » rj I y - Ifl 1 ■K i tz. 1 m L % : ■ . s-C 5 T |f t 1 mimJj p w 15 ABRAM KAMINSKY, M.M.E. Assistant Professor of Music JOSEPHINE B. THOMS, B.A. Instructor in Art HELEN P. ELBIN, A.B. Instructor in Music 24

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EARL D. McKENZIE, Ph.D. Professor of Foreign Languages Head of the Department Dr. McKenzie is a member of the executive board of the Regional Council for International Education, and he is in charge of the educational program of foreign students on the Bethany campus. Miss Woods retired officially in 1961, but still con- tinues to teach three courses. She is a versatile linguist in her 20th year of teaching at Bethany. Mr. Ferris, in completing requirements for his Ph.D. from the University of North Carolina, has devoted part of his time this year to edit a manuscript of John of Canterbury in Anglo-Norman. He is secretary- treasurer of the Bethany Chapter of the American As- sociation of University Professors. Miss Grey is a Phi Beta Kappa scholar. Formerly she was a teaching assistant in the language laboratory at Tulane University. Miss Girard, a Fulbright scholar who is completing her Ph.D. at the University of Pittsburgh, joined the facultv this vear. MARGARET R. WOODS, M.A. Associate Professor of Foreign Languages Emeritus WILLIAM N. FERRIS, M.A. Assistant Professor of Foreign Languages CORDELIA L. GREY, M.A. Instructor in Foreign Languages MARGUERITE M. GIRARD Licence des Lettres Instructor in Foreign Languages 26