Coastal Carolina University - Atheneum Yearbook (Conway, SC)

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Coastal Classes Leave the Classroom T 11121 i to 8 4 765 iphoto courtesy Bill Scrogginsl 9 2 3 Professor Joyce Par- ker's Children's Literature class decorated the Sin- gleton House in Conway in a Mother Goose motif as a class project. Children from the community were invited to participate in a game or teaching tool to emphasize the story, and also received a small gift from each of the charac- ters. A tour of the house took about 45 minutes and included puppet shows, refreshments and nursery rhymes. A nice change from a traditional final exam. The Anthropology class at Coastal Carolina found pieces of Indian pottery dating back to 1000-5000 B.C. on a site off US 501 near Waccamaw Acad- emy. According to Dr. Reinhold Engelmayer, instructor of the class, an Indian settlement was once located on the site. A fire place area was also unearthed. Left to right: Dr. Reinhold Engel- mayer, Dave Wilkie istandingl, Laurie Geddings, Michael Gas- que, Floss Morrison, Tony Edwards idiggingl, Tucker Gore, and Steve Benton.