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The Reporter, September 1972

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  • The Reporter is a publication produced by Western Carolina University featuring news, events, and campus community updates for faculty and staff. The publication began in August of 1970 and continues digitally today. Click on the link in the “Related Mate
  • 42 NEW FACULTY MEMBERS IN 20 DIFFERENT DEPARTMENTS Forty-two new faculty members - joined the University this fall for the beginning of the 1972-73 academic year. The newcomers reported to 19 departments and the Economic De­velopment. Center, with 22 of them going to the School of Arts aria Sciences, nine each to the School of Business and the School of Ed­ucation and Psychology, and two to the School of Health Sciences and Services. The largest gains were record­ed in English, history, nursing, and sociology and anthropology, with four new faculty members in each of those departments. The Reporter welcomes each of the newcomers and, by way of pre­senting them to the rest of the University community, provides herewith a thumbnail sketch of each of them; Dr. Joseph Culbreth Alexander Jr., assistant professor of speech and theatre arts, comes to us from Ohio University. A graduate of Duke University and the Duke Divinity School, Dr. Alexander took both MA and Ph.D. degrees at Ohio. He and his wife, Sue, have three children. Suzanne Kay Allred, instructor in home economics, holds BS and MS degrees from the University of Tennessee. Miss Allred works with the_Model Child Development Center. Dr. Abbie Lloyd Bacon Jr. is an assistant professor of sociol­ogy. Married to the former Jon-eita Daniel, he has four children. Dr. Bacon did his graduate work at LSU and the University of Georgia. Dr. John Roger Bacon, assistant professor of chemistry, taught at Clemson before coming here. Dr. Bacon holds degrees from Kansas State U. and the U. of Iowa. He and his wife, Judy, have two chil­dren. Dr. John Alan Beegle is the new head of the Department of Account­ing and Data Processing. A grad­uate of the University of Miami, he holds advanced degrees from that institution and St. Louis U. Dr. Beegle comes to us from Georgia Southern College. His wife's name is Marion, and they have four children. Dr. Tyler Blethan, assistant professor of history, holds.degrees from Bowdoin College and UNC-Chapel Hill. He and wife Debbie have one. son. Dr. Lee Palmer Budahl, assoc­iate professor of art, comes here from the University of Maryland. He took his Ph.D. there, and holds master's degrees from Wisconsin and San Francisco State College. He and his wife, Mary Ann, have three children. Anna Chaiko, assistant profes­sor of home economics, holds de­grees from Marywood College and UNC-Chapel Hill. Miss'Chaiko's field is nutrition, and she for­merly taught at Marywood College. Francis Arthur Foster, assis­tant professor of art, is a grad­uate of Black Mountain College and the University of Oregon. He, his wife Ann, and their three children come to us from Montana State University. Cheryl Elaine Foust is em in­structor in English. Miss Foust holds bachelor's and master's degrees from UNC-Greensboro. Dr. John Richard Fraker, assis­tant professor in management and marketing, is a graduate of the University of Tennessee. He did graduate work there and at Clem­son University. He and his wife, Martha Ann, have two children, Laurence Armand French, assisr tant professor in the Department of Sociology and Anthropology, comes here from the University of New Hampshire, where he took both bachelor's and master'3 degrees. His wife's name is Nancy. William Woodward Hall Jr. has joined the staff of the Economic Development Center as an assistant professor. He is a graduate of Presbyterian College and Clemson University. William Pitt Head, instructor in English, comes to us from the University of Alabama. He did his undergraduate work at Huntington College. Jennie Lou Hunter is a new in­structor in office administration. A graduate of Mars Hill College and WCU, Mrs. Hunter is the wife of WCU Assistant Professor James Hunter. She formerly taught at Southwestern Technical Institute. Dorsey Allan Jones, Instructor in English, holds degrees from the University of Florida and WCU. His wife is the former Marian Bax­ter. Michael Lewis Jones, assistant professor of accounting, holds de­grees from Virginia Polytechnic Institute. His wife is Carolyn. Paul Tim Jones Jr., a WCU grad­uate, is an instructor in health and physical education, He and his wife, Cathy, come here from West Georgia College. Dr. Ralph Carter Scott i» an , assistant professor of geography. Married to the' former Judith Laws. • he has two children. He is a graduate of Florida State Univer­sity. Dr. Jackie Sellers, assistant professor of management, holds de­grees from the University of Geor­gia. His wife's name is Brenda, and they have a daughter. William Reese Starnes Jr.,is an assistant professor in the Economic Development Center. A graduate of UNC-Chapel Hill, he comes to us from the firm of R. S. Dickson, Pow­ell, Kietler, and Crawford in Charlotte. He and his wife, Sybil, have five children. Laura Catherine Stutts, instruc­tor in office administration, holds bachelor's and roaster's degrees from WCU. Dr. Thomas Samuel Warren, as­sistant professor of education, is a graduate of Berkshire Christian College, and did his graduate work at Florida State University. He and his wife, Leona, have three children. Dr. Richard Gene Wiggins, as­sistant professor of pscyhology, comes to us from Macon Junior Col­lege. A graduate of Asbury Col­lege, he did graduate work at Emory University and the University of Georgia. His wife's name is Lama. Carol A. Burmeister, instructor of nursing, is a graduate of East Carolina University. She comes here from the V. A. Hospital at Oteen. Rosa Louise Floyd, assistant professor of nursing,holds the BS . degree from Berea College, and the master's degree from Emory Univer­sity. Sherry Williams Honea, assis­tant professor of nursing, is a graduate of the University of Mis­sissippi and the University of Florida. Her husband's name is Tom. James Allen Lewis, assistant professor of history, is mhrried to the former Johanna Olson. A graduate of Ohio State University, he holds the MA from Northern Il­linois University. Margaret Ann Lyons Sellers is an assistant professor of nursing, and a graduate of UNC-Greensboro. She comes here from Moses H. Cone Memorial Hospital in Greensboro. Her husband's name is Randall. Dr. Kenneth Takayuki Maehara, assistant professor in the Divi­sion of Health Sciences, holds de- • grees from San Jose State College. Married to Joan Lynn Maehara, he was formerly at Washington State University. Ray A. Menze, instructor in art, comes here from the LeMoyne Art Gallery in Tallahassee. He holds degrees from the University of Flor­ida and the University of Kentucky. Dr. Patrick George Morris, asso­ciate professor of anthropology, holds BA and MA degrees from Indiana University and the Ph.D. from the University of California at Berke­ley. Married to the former Lidia Del Piccolo, he has one son, and formerly taught at the University of Colorado. Terry Randall Nienhuis, assistant professor of English, holds degrees from Western Michigan University and the University of Michigan. Dr. James Mack Morrow Jr., as­sistant professor in the Department of Administration and School Per­sonnel, holds three degrees from UNC-Chapel Hill. He and his wife, Mary, have two children. Heinz Werner Noonan, instructor in ecpnomics, is a graduate of Alaska Methodist University and the University of Alaska. He and his wife, Brigette, have two chil­dren. Thomas Elmer 0'Toole, assistant professor of history, is a gradu­ate of St. Mary's College and the University of Minnesota. He and his wife, Ann, have two children. Dr. Garland Edward Pendergraph is an associate professor in med­ical technology. He holds the Ph.D. from UNC-Chapel Hill, and was formerly director of medical technology•at East Carolina Univer­sity. He is married to the former Marcia Ann Burkow. Dr. Donald Robb Pfost, assistant professor of sociology, holds de­grees from the University of Idaho and the University of Colorado. His wife's name is Loise, and they have two children. Baxter Maurice Ritchie, visiting lecturer in church history, comes here from Duke University. A grad­uate of Davidson College, he is married to the former Dorothy Poole, Dr. Daniel Lawrence Saddler, as­sistant professor in the Department of Administration and School Per­sonnel, holds degrees from the University of Georgia. He and his wife, Yvonne, have two children. Yvonne Noland Saddler is an as­sistant professor in speech and hearing. She holds bachelor's and master's degrees from Georgia. Tom Salvato Scanio, assistant professor in speech and hearing, holds degrees from the University of South Florida. His wife's name is Corinne. THE REPORTER Western Carolina University September 27, 1972 Issued weekly By the Office of Public Relations and Development 217 Bird Building

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