Erskine College - Arrow Yearbook (Due West, SC)

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,lzlwfory S X ., . , xw.N . . s s .asc : ' - QX X -- xx. N .5 . Qvlt , ..x. x x at X ei 55 Robert K. Ackerman James W- CGUYS, ll'- A.B., M.A., Ph.D., A.B., Doctoral Can- University of South didate Erskine Col- Cafoling lege, University of South Carolina The Department of History and Cov- ernment offers a program designed to emphasize the most important areas of the discipline concerned for the bene- fit of casual students. In addition, an adequate variety of specialized courses, including a seminar, are provided as a proper background for history majors, especially those contemplating pursuit of graduate Work. It is the policy of the department to emphasize quality rather than quantity of offerings. However, the program is balanced to stimulate the in- terest of students in an adequate variety of inquiries of historical significance. 18 Dr. Poole takes an open-minded view of current politics. 51961 .f- Family life of professors is a part of the Erskine tradition. --N Study is eos Small Class. A.. 'Ni Bemard L. Poole Lowry P. Ware Joseph Wightman Ph-B-, A-M-, Pho, A.B., M.A., Ph.D., A.B., M.A., Ph.D-, Yale University, Erskine College, Oxford University, U'fiUe -Sit!! of Illi- University of South University of Svllfh 71018, Unwefslfll Of Carolina Carolina South Carolina

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JOSEPH YVICHTINIAN Academic Dean A.B., M.A., Ph.D., Oxford University, versity of South Carolina ' Uni- CI-IARLES H. CARLISLE Business Manager B.S., M.A., Newberry College, University of South Carolina FRANCES CARDYVELL Dean of YVomen A.B., M.A., University of South Carolina University of North Carolina C. GORDON PARKINSON Dean of Men A.B., M.A., Ph.D., Erskine College, Colum bla University

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.-a ., WM' , . -4. ,i . LPI ml H9654 Nan H. Barmore A.B., M.A., Lander College, Furman University, Univer- sity of South Caro- X. . ' tina J Marian H. Cusac ...N A.B., M.A., Ph.D., Mary Baldwin Col- lege, University of North Carolina Elizabeth Donnald B.S., M.A., Green- ville Woman's Col- lege, Cornell Uni- versity iw, -:sr S K Herbert A. Ellis Q A.B., M.A., Pho, ,Ss l Dulce University, lg, i. University of North Z-is A-fy' Carolina L James S. Moffatt, Ir. A.B., M.A., Ph.D., Erskine College, Princeton Univer- sitll, University of North Carolina, University of Chica- go Stella Sutherland A.B., M.A., Ph.D., Queen's University, University of Chica- go, University of Il- linois Study is encouraged by our excellent library facilities. Four principal services are rendered by the depart- ment of English: to prepare its majors for continued study in graduate school, to train secondary teachers of Engish, to offer a broad cultural background for all stu- dents, to serve other departments through its courses in writing, in literary history, and in literary appreciation. Small classes enable professors to use the discussion method of instruction. 6,-- -