Wofford College - Bohemian Yearbook (Spartanburg, SC)

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The Faculty Through the years, WofforcVs strength and reputation has depended upon the dedicated men who served as faculty members. In a very real sense the faculty has been the college. This year the Bohemian, in an attempt to give due credit to all presents the faculty by departments. We believe the men pictured in the following departmental shots represent as fine a group of teachers as a school could hope to have. 20

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First Row: MRS. JULIA CATO DORIS ANNE BURGESS MRS. MARY LOUISE GAINES Second Row: MRS. GWEN PETTIT SHIRLEY COBB MRS. PEGGY BUCHANAN Third Row: MRS. ELIZABETH C. BRYANT EMMALA YOUNG MRS. BETTY FLYNN MRS. ELIZABETH MILLER BLANTON Secretaries CLAUDE E. AULL Assistant to the Director of Food Service G. S. COLEMAN Maintenance Staff Administration MRS. SUMTER WINGFIELD Assist a nt Libra ria n

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Biology The Biology Department, directed by Professor Leonard, is designed to train the student in careful and accurate observations, to familarize him with the more common aspects of nature and to give him some insight into the funda- mental laws of life. Many of the Biology majors at Wofford are preparing for the medical profession. LEONARD, PATTERSON, DOBBS LOFTIN, PATTERSON, GAVIN Chemistry Under the guidance of Dr. Loftin, the purpose of the Chemistry Department is two-fold. First, the department provides an opportunity for students majoring in other fields to become acquainted with the basic principles and concepts of general chemistry, and second, in the advanced courses such as organic chemis- trv, fiualitative and quantitative analysis, the advanced chemistry students have an excellent opportunity to prepare them- selves for professional work or graduate study.