Frostburg State University - Nemacolin Yearbook (Frostburg, MD)

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DR. GEORGE S. BARBER-Head of Division of Humanities as well as the English Department, en- joys .elevated atmosphere of a faculty teag also plays a mean cello. FILMER HEVENER JR.- lnstructor of English. B.A., Washington Missionary Col- legeg M.A., Madison College. 3 l 1 5 l Q 1 s s 1 l l All mimsy were the horogroves And the momc ratlis outgrabcf' Have you ever read Tea Leaves? PETER A. PORTER-Instructor of English. B.A., M.A., Univer- sity of Buffalo. TIMOTHY M. SHELDON-Irv structor of English. B.A., Hav- erford Collegeg M.F.A., Yale University. LUCIA C. TANC-Instructor of English. B.A., Mount Mary Col- legeg M.A., John Carroll Univer- sity. 33 Q

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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

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Modern .?m'ig14 language The Modern Foreign Language Department pre- sents the cultural and practical aspects of lour lan- guages-French, German, Spanish, and Russian. Courses are structured to include literature as well as conversation and study of structure. The language lahoratory, installed last year, has proven to he a great help to 'students in comprehension and pronun- ciation of the spoken language. Mr. Trilhe parleys Mademoisellcs Langhams and Murray over petit dejeuncr V-f'. I Yb- qg A-. ,' II' .'. nrt... IN-14 . '-'. 1 ef M 34 A X.. 4.40 4 I X I 'R '31 1-.ff Q- l'Sx.l wlf ul ' 'Y i '1 Dr. Rudolph Bremen-Acting President and professor of French- enjoys ll few words with Mr. Allison and Elliot Weiner, Woodrow HHUSM 13 vista and fvfuny HO Wilson Fellowship nominee. IRENIC L. KIRKEBY-Associate Professor of French. AB., Mount Holyoke Collegeg lVl.A., Middle- hury College. H. GERTSELL SlVlITH-Associate Professor of German and Rus- sian. A.B., Johns Hopkins Uni- versityg Ph.D., Harvard Univer- sity.