Morehead State University - Raconteur Yearbook (Morehead, KY)

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Exum - Lemaster Harold C. Exum Military Science Dr. Daniel Fasko, Ir. Assist. Profi, Education Jean Flannery Residence Hall Dir. Carolyn S. Flatt Director, PDI' Dr. Donald F. Flatt Professor; History Judith A. Flavell WMKY Promotion b Development Director - Dr. William W. Flint , Assist. Prof, Education Dr. Ercy G. Fulbright , Profeasar ofMasic , Pamela L. Fultz ClerkITypist, Registrar W. Scott Gillock Asst. Prof, LE. b 13 Dr. Christopher Gallaher , Dept. Chair, Music Dr. Lawrence Griesinger Prof: Education Dr. Frances Helphinstine Prof, English Jack Henson Asst. Profl, Bus. Admin. Madonna B. Huffman Director of Residence Educ. Clyde 1. James Mgr. Univ. Ctr. Services 'Bart A. Jeffrey Military Science Dr. Larry Jones Dean, Professional Studies Dr. Roger . Jones Pro essor Art ' Joyce Y. LeMaster 1 Assoc. Prof, English ES. 8tAdmin. 38

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Applegate-Endicott Donald L. Apple ate Coordinator; Vet. Tee . Scott T. Arnold Assoc. Prof., Military Science Alan Baldwin Military Science Dr. Ray Bernardi Prof: Businesleconomics Dr. Michael Biel Assoc. Profl, R-TV Anita Black $96., Q5302 of Dean Dr. Bill Booth Professor of Art James R. Bradley I Stajf; Public Information Laradean Brown Assist. Prof, HPER W. David Brown ProfJoumalism Glenna E. Camgbell , , Assoc. Prof., Englia . - Judy Carpenter ' 8w, Faculty Senate Sandra B; GaStle CIerHTypist, Registrar - John E, Collis Director Univmitysmre - James P. Dahlberg Assist. Prof, Government Larry N. Dales Assist. Projl, Journalism Dr. Richard J. Dandeneau Dept. Chair, Communications Bernard Davis Kilpatrick Prof: of Banking Johnny K. Endicott Businesstconomics E381 Admin. 37

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On the move but, Very much at home Perspective and a supportive family keep every- thing running smoothly for Yvonne Baldwin, direc- tor of the Academy of Arts and a history instructor. Baldwin grew up in Yancey County, North Caro- lina where the closest town was twenty miles away. She obtained her bachelors degree in history from Eastern Kentucky University, Richmond, her mas- teris in history from this University, and is cur- rently working on her Ph.D. in history at the Uni- versity of Kentucky, Lexington. It was her husbandis work that brought her here three years ago. Her husband is Lieutenant Colonel Alan Baldwin, head of the Universityis Re- serve Officer Training Corps program. The Bald- wins have been married for 20 years and have two children, Matt, 14, and Amanda, 11. Baldwin has lived in Oklahoma, Germany ton three separate occasionsl and Morehead. She ene joys moving, and making new friends and making a contribution as an Army wife. Even though it is difficult to leave old friends. During her stay in Germany, she fell in love with the country and was able to study lancscape painting with Otto Martin, a well-known German artist. Baldwin is an oil painter who sometimes instructs art classes. The Academy, which she is director of, is a five-year-old, university-sponsored, non-profit organization. Its purpose is to give gifted people of all ages the opportunity to study with talented in- structors in the fields of music, dance, art and cre- ative writing. Baldwin hopes that through her history classes she is able to present history as being alive. She enjoys presenting a diiferent point of View, being outspoken, and challenging her students to think. Living in Germany has allowed her to present the German perspective on World War II and the Holoe caust, which most students have never heard. She finds the students to be the best part of the University because they are ambitious and on the move, and wishes that people would quit looking down upon the institution as just a regional univer- sity. - By: Christie Sheppard While in Germany, Yvonne Baldwin studied landscape painting with well-known German artist, Otto Martin. Baldwin teaches history at the University. PHOTO BY: jeffColquhoun F.S. 8t Admin. 39