Frostburg State University - Nemacolin Yearbook (Frostburg, MD)

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Mr. Emerson peeps in on the mloineslie life of an annoelm. vm -1 ' N' ?'E.' i vi .ir . g 'N A .tis il it -ei GLENN 0. WOBKMAN, JR. -Associate Professor of Bi- ology. IIS., lVl.S., Wc'5l Vir- ginia Slate University. JACK M. llEAllINCWlnstrue- lor in Biology. B.S.. Juniata Qollegeq NLS., Pennsylvzinia blute University. WAYNE l . lVleDIFFE'l'-In- struetor in Biology. A.B., M-Sw West Virginia Univer- sity. - 'qw Joe Wcinkam and Henry Milne inform u class as to the properties of ping DON A. EMEBSON-Associate J. Professor of Biology. A.B., A.lVl., West Virginia University. RUSSELL SNYDERg Associate Professor of Biology, and Direc- tor of Alumni Affairs. BS., Frostburg State Collegeg lVl.Ecl., Erl.D.,' Pennsylvania State Uni- versity. 25

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l6'21lrfgy Department The De Jartment of Bioloff endeavors to ire are students for ro- l my I P P fessional careers in teaching, areas of medicine, and research. It does J so hy offering a variety of courses, ranging from fundamental l lant and Animal Biology availahle for all students, to Ornithology and Histology. Tlll'0ltgl1 field trips and lalmoratory experience, students make a practical application of facts, and experiment with new ideas. You dropped what new microscopcf' whispered Dr. Snyder. FRANKLIN C. LANE-Professor of H ogy, Head of the Department of B ogy and Head of the Division of Nate Sciences. HS., Wheaton Collegeg M .Ph.D., University of Illinois. ,-ijt ga get ww Hi. -ua' . Mr. Mclliffot leads us through lwlilllilltll zoos and hotau gardens. Inexhaustihle perseverance is char- acteristic of DR. ALTA E. SHROCK--Professor of Biology. AB., Yvuyneslnlrg College, lVl.A., Kent State University, Ph.D., Uni- versity of l'ittshurgh.

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VIRGINIA N. MILLS-Associate Professor of History and Political Science and Act- , ing Head of the Department of Hsitory. B.A., Emory and Henry College, M.A., Y.M.C.A. Graduate School, Ph.D., Amer- ican University. -gb flisfvry Deparfmvuf ,1 U X , f 1 . f- ' 1 Dr. Ramsay and a pyramid of culture charts. lrlifflil , u-su I 9 Students are encouraged to have a thorough background in the history of this country as Well as the rest of the world. The Department of History is broken into five divisions structured to fulfill this purpose-General Studies, Euro- pean Studies, United States Studies, Non-European Studies, and Readings and Independent Research. Survey courses in United States and European History help to stimulate campus-wide interest in current events. MARY E. MURRAY-Assisb ant Professor of Economics and History. B.A., M.A., University of Maryland. SUZANNE ST. JOHN-Im structor in History. A.B., Hanover Collegeg A.M., University of Cincinnati. DAVID R. REBAUT - In- structor in History. B.A., Michigan State Universityg M.A., University of Illinois. 26 HOWARD L. BRIGGS-Professor of History. A,.B., Ph.D., Johns Hopkins University. ESTHER I. DOERR-Associate Professor of History. A.B., Queens College, M.A., Columbia University.