Frostburg State University - Nemacolin Yearbook (Frostburg, MD)

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Speech Ana Drama Department By offering courses ranging from basic public speaking for all students to technical aspects of theatre, the Speech and Drama Department provides the opportunity for students to study the various fields of public communication. In addition to course work, the Department is responsible :for the various productions, dramatic and otherwise, which take place on stage in Compton Auditorium. ii! 'l FCS. Miss White takes five for coffee and conversation. versity. 'Cif' HUBER W. ELLINCSWORTH-Professor of Speech and Drama and Head of the Department of Speech and Drama. B.A., Pacific Univcrsityg MA., State College of Washinfftong Ph.D., Florida State Uni- versity. D Dr. Ellingsworth, our communications chief. DOROTHY S. WHITE-Assistant Professor of Speech and Drama. A.B., A.M., West Virginia Uni- HAROLD R. OAKS-Assistant Professor of Speech and Drama. B.A., MA., Brigham Young Uni- versityg Ph.D., University of Minnesota. 3I

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JAMES V. COTTON-Associate Professor of Geography and Head of the Department of Geography. B.S., State Teachers Col- lege, Slippery Rock, Pennsylvaniag lVl.Ed., Pennsylvania State University. 41 W' Mr. Cotton strikes a typical pose for our photographer. 30 Gwgnzplzy Department Although it has been in existence as a separate department for a short time, the Geography Department attracts an increasing number of majors each year. A wide variety of physical and regional courses-are offered in preparation for a teaching or other related career. A course in fundamental geography is available for all students in hopes of broadening their knowledge of the World as well as their immediate environment. ,my at i Y . M, W ,W tw I 2 5 7 I O , E W li U0 it an n as A r an ro go ' -we--.g-., No, dear, the Red Sea is blue like all the other seas! WILLIAM NIZINSKI - Assistant Professor of Geography. B.S., State Teachers College, California, Pennsylvaniag M.S., Pennsylvania State University.

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WA R R E N L. FLEISH- ROBERT L. BERNER-Asso PAULINE HOBBS-Associate g . . ., Goucher College, M.A., Johns Hopkins University. EDWIN V. HOLLAND-As R THOMAS HUTCHESON- University of Maryland. JOHN .l. HALLIGAN--Im Sngbsh Department The English Department recently underwent a change in the arrangement of curricula. At pres- ent it is able to offer a program including basic background courses fundamental to the knowl- edge of every college student, a variety of litera- ture courses geared to those students who major or minor in English, and courses covering the history and structure of the English language. Along with the new program, English majors in their senior year are given the opportunity to do independent reading while under the guidance of a competent Department member. CHAUER - Professor of English. BA., Michigan State University, M.A., Co- lumbia University, Ph.D., Western Reserve University. t ciate Professor of English. B.A., M.A., Ph.D., Univer- sity of Washington. Professor of En lish AB sistant Professor of English. B.A., Maryville Collegeg M.A., Indiana University. Assistant Professor of Eng- lish and Assistant Director of Admissions. B.A., M.Ed., structor of English. B.A., Duquesne University. The lamp of knowledge llcrncrs hard and bright and clear