Maryville College - Chilhowean Yearbook (Maryville, TN)

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DR. MARiORIE KRATZ - She currently teaches History and received her B.A., 1959, and M.A., 1960, from the Univ. of Mass. and her Ph. D., 1965, from the Univ. of Oregon. Dr. Kratz belongs to the Organization of American Historians Women ' s Comm. of the Southern Historical Association, and is interested in Early Nineteenth Century Women Travellers. In her spare time she enjoys knitting, travelling, walking, and gardening. MS. EDITH D. lARCEN - She received her B.S., 1948, from Maryville College, and her M.S., 1951, from the University of Tennessee. Ms. Largen teaches physical education. In her ijoys crafts, reading, and golf. spare time she enjoys i MR. RANDY LAMBERT - He is MC ' s Physical Education Instructor. He received his B.A. from Maryville College and his M.S. from the Univ. of Tennessee at Knoxville. He enjoys golf, tennis, racquetball, and basketball in his spare time. MR. MICHAEL M. LEDFORD - He is an assistant football coach and Head Baseball Coach. Mr. Ledford received his B.S., 1975, and M.A., 1980, in Health and Physical Education from Tennessee Tech. University. His hobbies include tennis, hunting, and fishing. Faculty Staff - 27

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. ' DR. HARRY I. HOWARD - He teaches Political Science, Religion, and Interdisciplinary Values Course. Dr. Howard received his B.A., 1967, from Tennessee Wesleyan College, M.Th., 1970, M.A., 1971, from Southern Methodist Univ. and his Ph. D., 1980, from the Univ. of Tennessee. He is associated with the Bd of directors for children ' s Center of Knoxville and with Church St United Methodist Church Day Care Center MR. DAVID IRWIN - He received his B. Mus. in 1972 from Florida State Univ. and his M. Mus. in 1974 from Yale Universitv. He teaches orchestra, band, Music education, Fine Arts, and Clarinet. He is involved in the Maryville - Alcoa College - Community O rchestra and is a Faculty Advisor for Phi Mu Alpha. In his spare time he enjoys hiking and photography. DR. JAMES JOHNSTON - He received his B.A., 1973, his M.S., 1976, and his Ph. D., 1979, from the Univ. of Tennessee of Knoxville. Dr. Johnston currently teaches Human Anatomy, and Physiology, Comparative Vertebrate Anatomy, Exercise Physiology, General Physiology, and Kinesiology. He is involved in the Institute for Positive Hiring, the Construction of a Fitness Circuit for the Campus, Muscular Dystrophy Association and more. DR. YOUNC-BAE KIM - His education background includes: B.A., Yonsei University; M.A., Indiana University, 1965; Ph.D., University of Kansas, 1974. Besides teaching Political Science, he is actively involved with the International Club. 26 - Faculty Staff

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r 1 t i ' DR. WALLACE L. LEWIS - He received his B.A., 1957, and M.A., 1960, from the University of Alcron, and his Ph. D., 1969, from the University of Iowa. Dr. Lewis is a professor of History and Non-Western Studies. He is an advisor to Pi Gamma Mu, is the precinct democratic chairman, and is the Election Judge for the college precinct. In his spare time he enjoys gardening, war games, and travel. MR. GARY E. MOWL - He teaches American Sign Language and Interpreting and received his B.A , 1977, from Maryville College and his M.S., 19B1, from the Unrv of Tennessee He is associated with Sigma Lambda Kappa, the Tenn Registry of Interpreters of the Deaf, The Tenn. Association of the : Deaf, and the Knoxville Area Comm Center for the Deaf He is also involved in Research in Interpreters Aptitude and Research in AASL Ling. MS. KATHRVN MARTIN - Her educational background includes: B.A., Vanderbiit University, M.A., 1943, and 1949-1950, Vanderbiit University, Universidad Internacional Menendey y Pelayo, 1956; University of Madrid, 1956-1959, 1967-1968. At Maryville, she currently teaches Spanish and French. DR. ROBERT ). NAYIOR - He teaches Physical and Inorganic Chemistry and Astronomy. Dr. Naylor received his B.A., 1966, from Butler Univ., and his Ph.D., 1973, from Case Western Reserve Univ. He is involved in Research in Surface Diffusion Studies at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory, and also the use of Computers in the Chemical Classroom. He is associated with various Science Organizations 28 - Faculty Staff