Erskine College - Arrow Yearbook (Due West, SC)

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in making Erskine an outstanding college NANCY M. ANDERSON Secretary to Director ol' Admissions IDA CASKEY Dormitory Counselor ELIZABETH K. FRASER Dormitory Counselor DIANNE GILES Secretary to Vice-President for Development NELLE G. HAGAN Recreation Center Hostess ALICE HINTON Dormitory Counselor SHIRLEY H. HOSKINS Secretary to Director of Alumni Affairs CLEO HOXVELL Recreation Center Hostess MARILLA B. JOHNSON Donnitory Counselor SHIRLEY LAMPTON Domiitory Counselor JULIA McKEE Secretary to the Dean of XVomen JUDITH PRUITT Secretary to the President -I ,..E, ,M .Le rx Q -2- :V , Jay. . Q 4':'.1'- -'- 4: I '. ',' ' ,I Xvgtw N XX-: , A rifnywffjr-' 1'...J:,:V- -C' It .l-rx. .Jw -?P5Nv1'w A 4 7 5 ' Y.-.AQQ 'H ' f .... 5 -N ave' 'UN Qpsi -1 if XJ Hs, '1? +

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0 The college statt plays an important rule fmk I 4 ...Q so A-9nm4v1W, Wf, 91:6 ppQg,. . BETTY J. ASHLEY Bookkeeper BESSIE B. CLARKE Seminary Librarian DON C. CRUM Cashier K. WAYNE FINLEY Assistant Business Manager LILLIE V. HUTSON Student Center Hostess IDA LYLE MOORE Nurse FRANCES C. SLOAN Nurse DAVID H. WRIGHT Director ofthe Student Center JERRY R, WRIGHT Associate Director of Admissions

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Department of Art and Music Famed E. Power Biggs performs on Heltkamp organ l Cl lr l E i . f 1 ,XX -,'fk,, ',,:gx . , X-ff-'gr ' 1 ' f' , 4 lla' ' ' Q fh 'M' f' -'4 .! ' 45 ii- 'VX 31 -nw if l 'a f's1,! 4 W s , , X F I ' ... f We ' .L .., W, U Wes,- 'i 'SWA my News f'F 'uQ S The Art Department moved into a refurnished Long House in the fall of 1966. Long-range plans announced for the college call for a new Art Center which will house under one roof all art classrooms and a new exhibition center. Under the supervision of Mr. Bauer, the Erskine College Exhibition Center, now in its tenth year, continues to supplement the courses offered by -the department. Through the Fine Arts Program the Music Department presents performances enjoyed by the entire college com-' munity. This year the series included such varied programs as a concert by the famous organist, E. Power Biggs, and a musical comedy, The Boy F riendf' In addition, the music faculty displayed their own talents in concerts, using the new Holtkamp organ and the new Bosendorfer piano, which were obtained last year. Mr. and Mrs. Claud Powell joined the department this year, replacing Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Owen, who took a leave of absence to pursue further study. Bauer Brawley Lampton McCluer Powell FELIX KARL BAUER, M.A. Associate Professor of Music and Art M.A., Vienna Institute of Technology. JOHN GRAY BRAWLEY, jR,, M,M, Assistant Professor of Music .5.B., Erskine Collegeg M.M., Indiana mVef51fY, Doctoral Candidate, Yale University SHIRLEY LAMPTON, M.M. Assistant Professor of Music B'M-, Cincinnati Conservatory of LUCY ANNE McCLUER, M.M. Assistant Professor of Music B.M., Lindenwood Collegeg M.M., Indiana University. Q CLAUD POWELL, M.M. Assistant Professor of Music B.M., Texas Wesleyan College, M.M., Wichita State University. MARY C. POWELL, M.M. Instructor of Music B.M., East Carolina College, M.M., M - - - usic, M.M., Oberlin C0f1S6rvat0ry of VVitchita State University. Music. o Ellle works on her mosaic.