Catawba College - Sayakini / Swastika Yearbook (Salisbury, NC)

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FACULTY First Row: Kenneth E. Aekerman. M.A.. As- sistant Professor of Chemistry; Nita Andrews. Ph.D.. Professor of Romance Languages: Carl G. Bickers. Jr.. M.A.. Assistant Professor of Commerce; Clyde Wilson Diggers. M.A.. As- sociate Professor of Physical Education and Head Football Coach: John J. Carey. S.T.D.. Assistant Professor of Religion and Chaplain; Mary Ruth Clark. M.S.S.A.. Instructor of Secretarial Science: James Arnold Colbath. M.F.A.. Assistant Professor of Drama and Speech; Lilyan Colson. M.A.. Associate Pro- fessor of Speech and English: Edith B. Corriher, B.S.. Instructor of Home Economics. Second Roiv: Carlyle Cross. Candidate for Ph.D.. Assistant Professor of English: Samuel D. Duncan. Jr.. Candidate for Ph.D.. Assist- ant Professor of Romance Languages: Lucile Epperson. M.M.. Associate Professor of Music; David Earl Faust. Ph.D.. Professor of Bible and History: Mary V. Fisher. M.S.L.S.. Reference Librarian : Katherine French. M.A.. Associate Professor of Home Economics: Hans W. Gerhard. Ph.D.. Asso- ciate Professor of Commerce; George William Greene. M.A.. Professor of Social Science; Frank B. Greer. Ed.D.. Associate Professor of Education. Third Row: David V. Guthrie. Ph.D.. Profes- sor of Physics: Nell Harden. M.A., Assistant Professor of English: Arthur William Hartung, Ed.D., Professor of Education; Burnet M. Hobgood. M.F.A.. Associate Pro- fessor of Drama and Speech; Jane P. Holt. M.S.. Assistant Professor of Biology; Thomas M. Holt. M.M.. Associate Professor of Music; Forrestine Holt. M.A., Assistant Professor of Music; Reid Jann. M.A.. Associate Professor of English. Registrar, and Director of Ad- missions: Raymond Jenkins. Ph.D.. Dean of the Faculty and Professor of English. PAGE 12 .

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93E5 1 -: To the Members of the Class of 59 Dear Friends: I congratulate you upon having successful com- pleted your undergraduate course of study. I also commend you upon vour good judgment in hav- ing chosen a liberal arts college and. of course. specifically Catawba College. I am confident that as the years pass, whether they be headlined with news of moon rockets, space transportation, or underwater sea lanes, you will be increasingly grateful for your basic training in the liberal arts, for I heartily agree with President Griswold of ale when he said: The purpose of the liberal arts is - - to awaken and develop intellectual and spirit- ual values in the individual before he enters upon his chosen career, so that he may bring lo that career the greatest possible assets of intelligence, resourcefulness, judgment and character. our successful completion, therefore, of your four years at Catawba College is not to be attest- ed to by anything as tangible as a diploma or anything as fleeting as a mass of standardized information. You have been successful in vour college experience only if it has helped you to develop those qualities of mind and heart that are basic to constructive thought, unselfish mo- tives and an ever growing dependence, not upon man or governments, but upon God. Please know that we shall always be interested in learning of your activities and your progress and that the welcome which awaited vou when you first matriculated at this institution will not milv remain constant but will progressively grow as time marches on. And do make it a habit to return to this campus and to your many friends year after year. I pray Cod ' s blessing upon you and upon the work which you will undertake. Most sincerely, A. R. Keppel President A. I!. Keppel, LL.D. President of Catawba College

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JE rj« Q A Fourth Row: Raljjh R. Johnson, M.A.. Assist- ant Professor of Mathematics ; Daniel E. Kirk, Ph.D., Professor of Biology: Mars Emma Knox, U.S.. Dietitian; Hoyt McCachren, M.A.. Instructor of Drama and Speech: Edmond Bruce Newell, M.S., Associate Professor of Biology : Thomas G. O ' Neal. M.B.A.. Asso- ciate Professor of Commerce: Lulu Ruth Reed. Ph.D.. Librarian and Professor of Library Science: Marion M. Richards, M.A.. Associate Professor and Director of Physical Education: Earl B. Ruth. Ph.D.. Professor of Physical Education. Director of Intercol- legiate Athletics. Head Basketball Coach.