Methodist University - Carillon Yearbook (Fayetteville, NC)

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l 9 Dr. Charles G. Rowe Professor of Foreign Languages Mrs. Joyce E. Porter lnsTrucTor in French OT all The areas, The LANGUAGE area has rece-nTly experienced The greaTesT expansion, growing from one faculTy member To six. The language offerings now in- clude a major and minor in French, a minor in Spanish, and liberal arTs requiremenTs in German. The purpose of incorporaTing language sTudy in The liberal arTs pro- gram is To promoTe an inTeresT and appreciaTion of oTher languages, liTeraTures and cusToms which will become a permanenT parT of The sTudenT's culTural background. As There have been only Two language majors To graduaTe Thus far, iT is hoped ThaT more sTudenTs will be inTeresTed in a language major or minor and ThaT The area can be expanded To keep pace wi'Th increased inTeresT. An ouT- growTh of The language area has been The formaTion of an acTive Spanish Club. Mrs. Nancy C. Holmes Instructor in French and Spanish

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if 5 .ics Xqyfic if .sfiug-N Dr. Willis C. Gates Professor of Music Mr. Alun M. Porter lnsfrucfor in Voice MeThodisT College's ART deparTmenT came inTo exisT- Tence wiTh The addiTion of Mrs. ElizabeTh V. Garihly To our faculTy Three years ago. During her years on campus she has enioyed seeing boTh The college and her deparT- menT expand and maTure. She expresses hope ThaT a major and a minor will be offered in The near fufure. The laTesT developmenf wiThin her niche on campus is an arT club, The FifTh Dimension, whose purpose, as implied in iTs TiTle, is To provide opporTuniTy for The increase of breadfh of undersTanding and appreciafion of The arTs as relafed To social and culfural Trends of The TwenTieTh cenTury. Campus inTeresT in arT is sTimulaTed Through The pre- senTaTion of arT shows feafuring work done by sTudenTs in various classes. For The MUSIC maior or minor, The deparTmenT offers a balanced curriculum involving performance as well as Theorefical and hisTorical knowledge. The program of insTrucTion adequaTely prepares sTudenTs who wish To confinue in graduaTe sfudies leading ToThe MA. or The M.A.T. in Music. In addiTion To numerous sTudenT reciTals, The deparimenf annually presenTs an Oraforio, performed ioinily by The College Chorus and The l:ayeTTeville Symphony OrchesTra, and a spring chamber music program. Fufure plans include The addiTion of a Fine Arfs building and expanded offerings in insTrumenTal and vocal music. All professors are very acTive in The music life of The communiTy. Mrs. Jean B. lshee lnsTrucTor in Piano and Organ X ' -is Mrs. Elizabeth V. Gurthly AssisTanT Professor of Arf 34 J