Mars Hill College - Laurel Yearbook (Mars Hill, NC)

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English, Speech, and J. P. Schubert, M.A. . :gas ,ag 7 33 rat Chairman 1 X .. .. an E. R. cheek, Pho. 3 -4- i..s.eodwin,M.A. '- i C. Cross, Ph.D. 'Q 3 B. J. F. Hughes, M.A. J.. s- 'P A. erams,iv1.A. i - ' E 1 ' lah N. J. Kinnamon, M.A. 5 2 ' , if 3 Not pictured: D. G. Holcombe, M.A. , -K 'A 5, W- J. W. Thomas, M.A. E. W. Watson, M.A. ' '-'-Q fj. -' QQ, ' 'f .. 5 . QF' 4 . mga: f- ?. ' t Effective communication is essential to effective living in this modern age. Through its three divisions the Department of English strives to give Mars Hill students an excellent education in hearing, seeing, understanding, speaking, and writing effectively. A humanities course, replacing the traditional sopho- more literature course, was inaugurated during 1968- 69. ce,

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Education UPW ARI gf .: ,,- ,,,,., :mr.,,.,.., q-1-fm-' ii f S A federally-financed Upward Bound Program for 55 disadvantaged high school sophomores and juniors in Madison and Buncombe . . . K . counties has brought new vigor and enthusiasm to the total program of the Department of Education. Here Dr. Hough and atie Swofford, who serves as a tutor-counselor in the Upward Bound Program, talk with several ofthe youngsters involved in the program. The department progressed in 1968-69 as one of H the largest, most diverse, and best branches of the college. Mr. Godwin gained professional certification as a psychologist, Dr. Sears brought a fresh new , approach through his teaching and his work on ' A ' student teaching and placement, and Mrs. Sears showed keen interest in the outreach of the depart- ment and the college through her work with Upward ' ' Bound students. -': .. JN ' .' , - jx V? , '- g,.Y N..- M 7. at I 1 1 A , 'MN' 'P 331 2 PA' 305' ' 5 Y 6:4 J. M. Hough, Ed.D. L. B. Therrell, MA. W. J. Sears, Ed.D. 1 ' f- . J. Godwin, Med. M M Y Moser, M A If . D, E. Walker. M A. J. H Sears. MA . If S M. Crowder, M.Ed

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History and Political Science An exciting presidential campaign, a cliff-hanger of a national election, continued fighting and con- tinued talking in Vietnam, student expression ot these and other timely topics - such was the back- drop of current events for students of history and political science during 1968-69. Blessed with a faculty of youth and experience, having a wide variety of viewpoints and a wealth of enthusiasm, this department is helping bring Mars Hill College into a closer relationship with the people of Madison County, Asheville, and the surrounding afea. A' pf -ul K' la.-i xi' r nn .., n an a an '+ l l . :nl u-'- be - '- 3'-!Z !!: E. Underwood, Ph.D. Chairman J. Chay, Php. H. E. Jolley, Ph.D. J. H. Buchanan, M.A B. C. Jolley, M.A. S. D. Knisley, M.A. Not pictured: R. L. Hoffman, MA.