Carthage College - Driftwood / Crimson Rambler Yearbook (Kenosha, WI)

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New members of the Carthage College Faculty The new Dean of Students at Cadhage College, Dr. Robert H. Zeller, comes to the Carthage faculty from Alton, Illinois where he has served the public schools as an adminis- trator and teacher since 1948. D1: Zeller is a graduate of Shurtlefl College in Alton and received his Master of Science degree from the University of Illinois. He recently received his Doctor of Education degree from Washington University in St. Louis. During the past two years, as assistant principal of the junior high school in Alton, Dr, Zeller has been responsible for the supervision of teaching, personnel, discipline, supplies and equipment ordering, extracurricular activities, counseling, and scheduling. Another addition to our Carthage faeulty- this year is Miss Wilma Newberry Assistant Professor of Modern Languages. She graduated from Western Reserve University in Cleve- land, Ohio, and received her Masterls degree from the University of Washington, Seattle Miss Newberry has spent some time in Mexico, Guatemala, Cuba, Spain and other ceuntries of Western Europe. Miss Ann Shcaly has been appointed an instructor in English at Carthage College. She is a graduate of Winthrop College in South Carolina and received her Masterls from the University of South Carolina. Miss Shealy comes to Carthage from Mitchell College in Statesville, North Carolina, where she Served as head of the English department. Joining the Carthage College faculty as an instructor in music is Mm. Bethe B. Benjamin who tomes from Huntington West: Virginia. Mrs. Benjamin received both her 1m. and MA; from Manhall College in Huntingtdn and has also studied voice end pige organ in Germany. She has had a. wide range of profesaaonEl experience as a vocalist and has taught privately and in various public school systems. For the past two years. Mrs. Benjamin has performed with the National Grass Roots Opera Company, singing lead roles with the touring company in 38 states. Two new assistant librarians have joined the Carthage faculty. They are Miss Elnora Tucker, formerly of Macomb, Illinois and Miss Faith Anne Searle of Pasadena, California. Miss Tucker was graduated from Western Illinois State Liniwzrsityr with 23. degree in education and is Currently working towards a library science minor at Western Miss Tucker has gained some experience in working with high school libraries. Miss Searlc received her degree in music education from the University of Redlands in California and her Mastcrls from the University of Southern California in Los Angeles. Miss Scarle has a major in libraryr science and has done additional work in cataloging The newly appointed Associate Professor of Physics at Carthage, Leon S. Smith, comes from Fresno, California where he Was teaching at Fresno State College. Mr. Smith is a. graduate of Albion College in Michigan and received his Masterls degree from the University of Michigan. He has clone additional work at the Sorbonne in Paris, France, and the University of Chicago. Joining the Carthage faculty as assistant professor of mathematics is Harveyf E. Glaess, who has been with the Armor Research Foundation of the Illinois Institute of Technology in Chicago. Employed as an associate chemist he also taught evening courses in mathematics at Chicago Technical College during the past academic year. Mr. Glaess graduated from Valparaiso, Indiana, and he earned his masterls degree in mathematics from Loyola University in Chicago. Claire Vt Dorst has been appointed assistant professor of art at Carthage College. Mr. Dorst will be the chairman of the schooPs art department and will be responsible for integrating art courses with the colleges humanities division Mr. Dorst has been teaching art at Wayne State Teachers College since 1953. Many of his paintings have been entered in numerous art shows in. the Midwest and have won several prizes. Mr. Dorst graduated from Beloit College and earned his masters degree from the Slate University of Iowa. where he has also done additional work toward his cloctomte. Merrill Brown of Council Bluffs has laden appointed assistant professor of music. He was the high school director of the hand and orchestra in Council Blufls and will be the director of instrumental music at Carthage College. Mr. Brown graduated from Simpson College, Inclianola.J Iowa, and received his M.M.Et from Drake University. While in College he was selected to Whols Who Among Students and was also a member of Phi Kappa Lambda e honorary music fraternity. Recently Mr. Brown was elected the vice president of Iowa Music Educators Association. The new housemother in Denhzu't Hall is Mrs. Lillian White. Bolorc Coming to Carthage she was the housemothcr for the Alpha. Omicron Pi sorority at the University.r of Georgia. Previous to that she was employed by the deiense department in Washington D C. in the office of the Chief of Ordinance.

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GUIDE US Warren Schulstad, Student Council President These two deans are here to help the student grow spirituallyJ academically, socially, and emotionally Dean Keane and Dean Zeller operate on the Hopera door policy?I and are extending an invitation for you to drop by to see them. Their interest in the students is sincere. As the main mediator and communicative link between faculty and students, the Student Council president has no small job. Warren Schulstacl has this post. His chief job is that of organization - govern- mental organization of the student body in order to create a better working arrangement among students and fatnlty; social organization to insure smooth running of campus activities. Working as a representative of both groups, he acts as chairman of the Senate and conducts the business meetingst The responsibilities of this office are many. Dr. Robert Zelltr, Dean of Students

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No more muddy shoes; thanks to the Turtles. PLAY SCHEDULE Arthur Millerls .................. All My Son: Oct. 9 8L 10 Eugene Ioneseols . . The Chair C43 Victim: of Duty Dec. 2, 3, 4, 81 5 A Musical Comedy March 4 8L 5 Wm. Shakespearels . A Midmmmer Nightly Dream May 6 8L 7 MORE CHANGES Ml C.?s for New Faces and their escorts This year chapel services will be held at 9:30 on Tuesdays and Thursdays and the convocations every other week on Friday. The mason for this change of time acmrding to Mr. Olson, is that last year a whole morning period was used for the services, thus decreasing the time for classes in the morning This year by moving the chapel service to Tuesday and Thursdayr and having the convocations at different times on Friday, another hour of class time was added to the morning schedule. It has been arranged that the convocation will occur at diHcrent times during the day so that no class will have to be canceled more than once during the se- mester. Also the number of convocation has been decreased to eight this semester, nThis is to increase the variety and the caliber of the programs, Mr. Olson explained. The first convocation was the annual Honors Day Con- vocation, at which time honor students of the past academic year were recognized. This year Dr. Walter W. Weir, Associate Professor of Philosophy, and Director of Honors at the University of Colorado, was the guest speaker. Among the artist to be featured later in the semester are Theodore Ullman, pianist; The After Dinner Opera Company; and the Midwest director of the Arab League Information thcel According to Mr. Olson, this series of convocations promises to be among the best Carthage has offered.