Bethel College - Log Cabin Yearbook (McKenzie, TN)

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,L T Robert Prosser X. Nw! Ran Ying Porter Hometown: Berjing, Peoples Republic Degrees: BD. from Memphis Theological of Ching, Seminary- Classes: International Culture: China Hometown: McKenzie, TN MA. from U.T. Knoxville - Philosophy. Classes: Sociology, Philosophy, Bible Religion. 'V' ,, 9 'P 7' Z -Oval' 'Q 'E rl .. 4. 3 , Q Robert Valentine Hometown: New York City, NY Degrees: B.S. History: MA. Communication Classes: Oral Communication, History of the Theatre I and ll. . T' 'l 1 ' M is-M ll T 'I

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'St' Raymon Burroughs Hometown: McKenzie, TN Degrees: M.D., Vanderbilt University: M.A. Western State University Classes: Religion and History Q Kathy Sacks Hometown: Avenel, New Jersey Degrees: B.S. Bethel College Graduate work at Newark State College and Murray State University Classes: Art Education, Drawing Figure Drawing l, ll, Calligraphy I, ll and Design Dr. Isobel Wheeler Dr. Wheeler is a person well loved and respected on this campus. At first 1 glance she may appear absentminded and her office certainly looks as if a answered correctly. hurricane tore through it: but, if you look a little closer and listen a little more intently you will soon find that Mrs. Wheeler's maxim, 'tThere's a method to this madness. is more true than you would think. Dr. Wheeler is a busy person who loves her work. She is one of three English professors at Bethel and has been teaching for fifteen years. The excitement Dr. Wheeler has for teaching overflows during class. She often cheers enthusiastically whenever her favorite quotes are recited or questions are Aside from Dr. Wheeler's class responsibilities are the many extracurricular activities and professional organizations that she manages to find time for. tMany students think she has actually found the secret to a 36 hour day.i Dr. Wheeler is a co-sponsor for Lambda Sigma: advisor for the Creative Writing . Interest Group, the Bethel Beacon and the Society of Collegiate Journalists. 1 Any spare time she has left after these is spent with the First Methodist G yi 4 f , 1 Church in Paris, the Paris Women's Club, Bethel Dames, the AAUP, the MLA, the SAMLA, and the National Council of Teachers of English. . it Devere Ramsey Hometown: Tucaloosa, Ala. Degrees: B.A. Biology, University of Alabama M.A. Presbyterian School of Christian Education Classes: Christian Education my ,.k i f FF ww-W' Ruby Krider Hometown: Paris, TN Degrees: B.A., Murray State University: M.A. Northwestern University Classes: Basic Interpretation, Advanced Interpretation Voice and Director of Readers Theater Creative Drama, Communications Bill Kreuter Hometown: Memphis, TN Degrees: B.S. Bethel College Classes: Basic Photography, Dark Ftoom classes, Color Photographs 3 AW Ann Taddie Hometown: Moultrie, GA Degrees: B.A. and M.A. in Music, Iowa University Classes: Voice, Piano, Fundamentals of Music Class Voice and Class Piano

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K ..Vk. Km'i Kh1h F . i h h' . F- n f- - ':... - :f5.g. ' - - :KJ I i f A in . Q W .A .1 A A A Dr. Norman Campbell Mr. Norman Greer is a name to be reckoned with on this campus. Why? Computer Science! Mr. Greer is one of the men responsible for teaching classes in the new Computer Science major. He often astounds students with his great ability to unravel the problems with frequently occur in the contrary machines on campus. This high acumen comes from his college years when he received his B.A. and M.A. from Northern Illinois University and includes the years he spent with lBM before coming to Bethel in 1984. Mr. Greer's teaching objectives include enlightening students' knowledge of the data processing environment and better use of computer systems. Gaye Heikkinen is his faithful assistant in helping him accomplish these goals. Beyond Mr. Greer's class commitments are his involvements with the Athletic Affairs Committee, the Black Student Union, and the Judicial Board. He was even a judge in the Womanless Beauty Review of 1984. Off campus Mr. Greer is actively involved in the community through church, coaching a softball team, and listening to music. l Dr. Howard Freeman Dr. Campbell is one of the most interesting professors on campus. Yes! Good old 8:00 on-the- dot Campbell. For nine years Dr. Campbell has endured class after class of assorted students who come in and use his room for an early morning nap. However Dr. Campbell perseveres because he knows that out of every class there are two or three who actually come to learn. On these two or three Dr. Campbell centers his many years of teaching expertise, having taught 33 years at the University of Tennessee at Martin before coming here. From this great storehouse of wisdom comes the remark that students at Bethel need to learn the fourth R - responsibility. At Dr. Campbell's side are the ever-faithful student workers Connie Cross, Sandra Pugh, and Tim Barker. They help Dr. Campbell in well planned laboratories to help young people acquire knowledge of science, and develop the attitude of scientific approach. However Dr. Campbell's accomplishments do not stop here! He is also Chairman of the Natural Health and Sciences Division, a member of the Academic Affairs Committee, and a member of the International Rotary Club. Mr. Norman Greer Dr. Howard Freeman is literally a crazy man, but he is serious about his favorite subject - Biology. He has a B.A. in Biology from Fairleigh Dickinson University in Madison, New Jersey, M.A. in Zoology from the University of Kansasg and a Ph.D. from Rutgers University in Zoology. ln addition to his class schedule Dr. Freeman is a member of the Academic Affairs Committee, Computer Competency Committee, the faculty advisor for the Biology Club and the Young Republicans Organization, announcer for the men's basketball games, fprofessionallyj a member of the Society for the Study Evolution, the Society of Systematic Zoology, the American Society of Zoologists, the American Association for the Advancement of Science, the American Association of lchthyologists and Herpetologists, the Society for the of Amphibians and Reptiles and last but certainly not least the Herpetologist's League. His list of hobbies includes hunting, especially deer hunting, fishing, reading and collecting science fiction, nature photography, watercolor painting, specifically of wildlife subjects, home computers, developing programs that deal with class material, building computer peripherals, and a four year home building project. Dr. freeman's favorite quote says something about a man with as diversified qualities as he has: A man who does things makes many mistakes but he never makes the biggest mistake of all - doing nothing.