Elizabethtown College - Conestogan / Etonian Yearbook (Elizabethtown, PA)

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FACULTY— Department Heads A SIGNIFICANT PART of the growth ol oui college has been due to the influx oi new faculty members. The original facultj oi Elizabethtown College in 1900 consisted of onlj three persons, lodav with tins vi.ns increase of twelve new individuals more than eighty serve on the staff. Among the recent additions are Mrs Neff who has now completed her tnsi year as Assist. ml Dean of Women and director oi residence al Royer Residence and Prof. Bom- who joined us this war as head of the De- partment oi English. Other new faculty members include Professors Campbell, Copeland, Eisenbise, Hise McLaughlin, Poe, West, and Zaccano and I ibrai ians Slatei and Cohee. Professors not only meet their classes, but also attend meetings, advise clubs and activities and oc- ( uj) an eminent position as members of the total I imily, Mam of us will remember such in- delible incidents as Dr. Schlosser ' s enthusiastic lectures, Dr. Apgar ' s biology labs, and Miss Engle ' s helpful advice in the confusion of registration. msiderable number of faculty members are presently pursuing graduate work during the sum- mer months. Their working for degrees which will give them professional status plus their knowledge imparted from years of experience is of great bene- ht to the student. [he special interests of the staff vary as widely as do its professional pursuits. Several times this h I i I |» i formed on his bagpipes and harpsii ord while musical talent of anothei sort was shown by 1 ' rofessors Shull. Weaver Wykofl and I is, noise in tin ir p. mi. ipation in the Fai ultj Quartet. During the hist semester Professor Libhart gave a demonstration on oil painting; several oi his fine paintings have been exhibited on the campus at various times. Travel is another attraction for main faculty members [Tie Grand Teton mountains Mt. Raniei and Disneyland were ,i few highlights of a tour through the United States which Dr. and Mrs. Apgar took last summer. Miss Eastlack, who studied in Spain in the summer of 1961, decided to remain in the United States last summer and settle for a trip to Maine. Dr. Byerly and his family will be leaving this summer to spend a year at Philipps-Univc xsitat in Marburg, Germany. This year Dr. Byerly held the office of Chairman of the Faculty Association, a professional organiza- tion which meets once each month to discuss con- cerns of the faculty and encourage professional growth. Professor Armon Snowden acted as Vice- Chairman of the group and Professor Kathryn Herr served as Secret a i v . It is initially these individuals, those who meet the students in the classroom, and transmit the principle of our college motto, namely, to — Educate for Service. Enjoying a scholarly chat over coffee are Richard M. Bomberger, English, Donald R. Vosburgh, Sociology, and Edgar T. Bitting, Business.