Shepherd University - Cohongoroota Yearbook (Shepherdstown, WV)

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Through conferences for high school journalists, future teachers, dram atists, musicians, and athletes, Shepherd College encourages the devel opment of its resources in people for the future. Pictured are consultants for JOurnalism Conference, Industries, of vital importance to the College community, turn to Shepherd College to read the pulse of our growing area. Located on the campus is the Area Research and Development Center, using the facilities of the College and affording selected Shep- herd College students experience in research work, which constitutes a part of college course work and contributes to the Center's basic socio-economic study of the region. Stressing goals in recreation, industrial de- velopment, transportation, education, and planning, the Center continues its promotion of the economic and cultural welfare of the Eastern Panhandle counties. William H. B. Anders, Jr., Dir-ector Executive Committee Area Research and Development Center: Warren Lowry, Potomac Light and Power Company, Keyser, George l-leidrich, Realtor, Charles Town, Alan McClung, Assistant Director, William l-l. B, Anders, Jr., Director, Dr. Oliver S. lkenberry, President, Shepherd College, Bennett Taylor, Broker, Martinsburg, Wallace Reynolds, Secretary, Chamber of Commerce, Berkeley Springs, Professor James l-lafer, Shepherd College. .rw W .iii l l

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Beginning in the classroom with the capable counseling of able professors, the inspiration for personal fulfillment may lead the undergraduate to the expanded opportunities of a university seminar or to the enabling benefits of a graduate school fellowship. Our faculty members continue to pursue per- sonal improvement and fulfillment as they work for advanced degrees. Pictured are faculty mem- bers at various stages of professional experience: from the young instructor, currently taking grad- uate courses, to the full professor, who has served as a true pioneer in West Virginia education and now shares her training and experience with her college students. Improvement in Students and Faculty Members Miss Katie Jo Hicks Mr. Kenneth Riley Dr Sara Helen Cree Instructor Associate Professor Professor EBM EEE EE! ill ll -wif 5 .vi b V hu., 1 ,- . , ,. M., ....- ,- , , -