McPherson College - Quadrangle Yearbook (McPherson, KS)

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Curriculum Expands Wz'th Larger Faculzjf Mac0llege's faculty expanded with the addi- tion of three full-time faculty members-Miss Edith Martin, Leland Lengel, and Dr. Wayne Miller. Noel Grove coached debate first semes- ter. Other part-time professors included Mrs. Olson, Mrs. DeCoursey, Mr. Rush, Mr. Sim- monds, Mr. Czaplinski, Miss Engel, Mrs. Brunsell, and Mrs. Ellwood. Replacements for faculty and staff were Miss Shu, Mr. Edwards, Mr. Yingst, and Mr, Reynolds. Dr. Metzler taught one night class. On sabbatical leaves were Dr. Raymond Flory, dean of students, who spent first semes- ter in California, and Miss Doris Coppock, who worked on her doctorate at the State University of Iowa. Others working on doctorates were William Brooks and George Arnold. Dr. and Mrs. Bittinger gave many talks on their world travels and their teaching in Taiwan. DEAN WAYNE F. GEISERT PRESIDENT DESMOND W. BITTINGER F

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Dotzour Hall conceals the women of Macollege and their secrets behind glass and brick walls. iN fi! College Courts, at the northeast corner of the campus, consist of young married couples and their families. for future years Kline Hall conditions young married couples for present happiness and 'l -..,,,,w,. ,A , K 715-

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KATHRYN BECHTEL Assistant Librarian KENNETH BECHTEL Sociology IRENE BITTINGER Foreign Language SARAH MAY BRUNK English JOHN BURKHOLDER Biology 9 ELIZABETH CHRISTENSON Student Union Director VLADIMIR CZAPLINSKY Foreign Language