Fairmont State University - Mound Yearbook (Fairmont, WV)

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DIVISION OF FINE ARTS WELLOCK, RICHARD Assoc. Prof.; Music Chairman The Division of Fine Arts houses the departments of Music and Art. Fairmont State College offers studies in art leading toward the degrees of Bachelor of Arts in Art for non-teaching, and Bachelor of Arts in Art Education for teachers. The Art curriculum and activities support a commitment to provide the highest professional education for the creative artist, the art teacher and the scholar of the arts. The Music Department offers a major and minor in the Bachelor of Arts degree and a comprehensive music major and a music minor and elementary specialization under the Bachelor of Arts in Education degree. The department provides excellent musical instruction for its students through a highly qualified professional staff of performing and teaching professors, a constantly improving and varied curriculum, and a series of sequential musical experiences and studies in all music degree programs. ASHTON, JOHN Asst. Prof.; Music BROOKS, JAMES Assoc. Prof.; Art GRAY, LOWELL nstructor; Music HAMILTON, DONALD Asst. Prof.; Music MIECZNIKOWSKI, RICHARD Asst. Prof.; Art MOERK, DR. ALICE Assoc. Prof.; Music MOODY, FRANCES Assoc. Prof.; Music SCHOOLEY, ANNE Instructor; Music SCHOOLEY, JOHN Asst. Prof.; Music SPRINGMAN, CHARLES Instructor; Music TAYLOR, DR. JOHN Asst. Prof.; Music 29

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DIVISION OF EDUCATION The education of teachers at Fairmont State College is designed to utilize the cooperative functions of the several subject matter areas and the division of professional education. The philosophy of the College is that adeguate preparation for teaching reguires rich and comprehensive experiences in the area of general education, concentration in a comprehensive or in two of the subject matter fields, and the development of certain attitudes, skills and understanding which characterize effective teaching. Fairmont State College offers teaching curricula leading to the degree of Bachelor of Arts in Education. Students satisfactorily completing the teaching curriculum in a given area will gualify for a Professional Certificate grades K-8, 1-9, 1-12 or 7-12. HADLEY, DR. HARRY Assoc. Prof.; Education Chairman ARNOLD, EUGENE, DR. Prof.; Education BURGESS, WAYLAND JR. Assoc. Prof.; Education CLARKE, DR. PAUL Prof.; Education CUNNINGHAM, DR. GLENNIS Prof.; Education DOOLITTLE, DR. MARGARET Prof.; Education FITZGERALD, RUSSELL DR. Asst. Prof.; Education GRELLA, MICHAEL Asst. Prof.; Education JOHNSON, DR. LOWELL Asst. Prof.; Education Mclaughlin, dr. earl Prof.; Education NAILLER, BARBARA Asst. Prof.; Education PHILLIPS, DR. WILLIAM Assoc. Prof.; Education PRIESTER, HARRY Assoc. Prof.; Education WILLARD, MARGARET Assoc. Prof.; Education 28

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DIVISION OF HOME ECONOMICS Home Economics has the dual role of first developing concepts, skills and values that contribute to family life and secondly, teaching these skills for gainful employment. It has drawn basic principles from the fine arts, physical sciences, social sciences and practical arts, applying them to human development and family living. Home Economics includes a study of: enjoyable foods that are nutritionally adeguate; artistic clothing that is inexpensive; convenient houses that are comfortable; consumer knowledge of time, money and energy; and families in which child rearing and relationships are understood so as to improve family life. HESS, MELVA Assoc. Prof.; Home Economics Chairman NESSELROAD, JOANNA Asst. Prof.; Hom e Economics RADCLIFF, JUDITH Instructor; Home Economics RYMER, JEANNE Instructor; Home Economics SKAGGS, RUTH Asst. Prof.; Home Economics Fashionable FSC coeds model clothes they have designed by themselves. 30