Gettysburg College - Spectrum Yearbook (Gettysburg, PA)

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Dr. Wade Franklin Hook has been at Gettysburg Col- lege since 1967. He was chairperson of the Sociology department from 1968 to 1978. Then he took up the position of acting chairperson in 1983. Dr. Hook received his undergraduate degree at New- berry College and his Masters of Sociology at the Uni- versity of South Carolina. He later received his PhD from Duke University and a degree from the Southern Lutheran Theology Seminary. Dr. Hook was an inde- pendent while in college. Dr. Hook grew up in Colombia, S.C. and has been, married since 1950 and has three children. In his spare time he enjoys working in his yard. The magazine Ger- ontologypublished one of Dr. Hook's reports in March of this year. Dr. Hook feels that the undergraduate experince is only the beginning of a life long pursuit of the liberal arts. On advice to graduates, he believes that career satisfaction is very important. Although retiring this year, Caroline Hendrickson has been a member of the faculty since 1959. A graduate of Wellsely and Columbia, Caroline is now working on her doctorate from the Johns Hopkins University. Her interests lie in Spanish and Latin American architecture and music. Originally from Baltimore, Caroline is married and now resides outside of town. Some of her hobbies include cooking, photography, tiles, and music. Finally, she hopes that graduates will develop their minds and bodies- the mind is limitless . James Slaybaugh Education Barry Streeter HPE Political Science Religion Spanich English HPE Lewis Smith Carloyn Snively Frederick Speck Roger Stemen Robert Strandburg Military Science Classics Music History Psychology Donald Tannenbaum Robert Trone Janis Weaner Cheryl Weissman Richard Wescott Faculty 29

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Two news have occurred in the chemistry department- plans for a new building and a new chairman, Dr. William Parker, who will lead the activities in this new building. Dr. Parker was born in New Jersey and raised in Tennessee. He began his formal studies in chemistry at Haverford College, but he re- ceived his B.A. degree in mathematics. After earning his M.S. and PhD at the University of North Carolina, he began his teaching career at Gettysburg College 17 years ago. His term as chairman of the chemistry department began in the fall of 1982 Dr. Parker's research interests include kinet- ic studies of the oxidation of metal complex- es and also the applications of symmetry to solving problems in the physical sciences. Dr. Parker enjoys spending his free time with his family, camping and travelling with his wife, Frances, and two children, Jenny and Andy. He also enjoys the weekend music of Sigma Nu and Lambda Chi. Furthermore, he is a very accomplished tennis player. Looking forward to occupying the renovat- ed Breidenbaugh Hall in 1985-86, Dr. Parker has this to say: We are looking forward to increased enrollment in the chemistry de- partment due to the modernization of these facilities. John Shand Daniel Shaw Psychology Philosophy 28 Faculty Richard Rogan German Kathy Shelly Spanish Alex Rowland Chemistry Howard Shoemaker HPE Emile Schmidt English Lee Siegal Businesschonomics Allen Schroeder Biology Ashok Singh BusinesMEconomics

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Dr. Ralph Cavaliere is a leading authority in his field, Marine Microbiology, as well as be- ing a dynamic asset to the Biology depart- ment. To the students of Gettysburg Dr. Ca- valiere is a fantastic professor. Dr. Cavaliere is originally from New Haven, Connecticut. He was born the seventh son of a seventh son.'He began his formal bio- logical studies as an undergraduate at Ari- zona State University. Upon the completion of his graduate work at Duke University, Dr. Cavaliere began his teaching career at Get- tysburg a little over fifteen years ago. He has served as biology chairman since 1975. Dr. Cavaliere has published numerous re- search papers and has just completed a field guide to the plants and animals of Bermuda with Dr's. Barnes and Sterrer. At the present time he is in the process of writing a refer- ence text on marine microbiology with Dr. Hendrix. Dr. Cavaliere enjoys spending his free time with his wife and three children. Dedicated to the growth of the College community, Dr. Cavaliere has served on numerous student and faculty committees. At present, he is the advisor to SAE, a member of the pre-med committee, and the teacher committee. For his dedication in 1983, Dr. Cavaliere re- ceived the faculty appreciation award pre- sented by the Student Senate. Finally, he offers this piece of advice to the students of Gettysburg: Take advantage of the time you have at Gettysburg. Work now and play later. Dexter Weikel Music Emily Wenk Computer Studies L ?! X Philip Witmer Businesschonomics .3 John .Winklemann Biology Robert Zellner Music