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Academy. He earned the B. E
degree from the University Of
California. and the M. S. degree
from Hofstra College. Mr.. de los
Reyes is presently nearing com
pletion of his work for the Ph.D
degree at New York University
Elliott In Education
A new Instructor in Education
is George P. Elliott. Mr.. Elliott
has taught in the Hampton City
Schools for four years and serv-
ed for one year as Elementary
Supervisor in Cumberland Coun-
ty. He earned the B. S. and M.
S. degrees here at Longwood
College.
Mademoisene Colette Hardy,
the new Instructor in Foreign
Languages, is from Belgium.
She holds the bachelors degree,
and has studied at the Univer-
sity Of Liege, working toward
the masters degree.
Biologist Holman
Teaching biology will be AS
sistant Professor Leta Jane Hol-
man. DR.. Holman comes recent
ly from the University of Mary
land faculty. For eleven years
she was on the faculty of Texas
archaeological College. Also she
spent two years as a graduate
teaching assistant at the Univer-
sity Of Maryland. DR.. Holman
has had experience as a medi-
cal technologist and research
assistant. She received the B. S.
degree from Texas TECHNOLOGY
cal College. the M. S. degree
from the University Of Michigan,
and the Ph.D. degree from the
University Of Maryland.
SOwder Teaches English
In the Department of English,
William J. Sowder will be new
Associate Professor of English.
DR.. SOWder was recently a men,
Der of the faculty of High Point
College in North Carolina. He
has also taught at Virginia Poly
technic Institute, the University
of Georgia, Mississippi Southern
College. and the Tennessee Poly
technic Institute. DR.. Sowder re-
ceived the B. S. degree from the
Virginia Polytechnic Institute,
the M. A. degree from the Uni
versity of Virginia and the Ph.D.
degree from the University of
Kentucky.
Rose F.. Spicola, Assistant Pro-
fessor of Education is from
Florida. She was a member of
the University of South Tampa,
Florida before coming to Long
wood. For seven years, she
taught in the public schools in
Florida. She served as a read
ing consultant in the Bay Coun-
ty. Florida schools for three
years. While taking work toward
the decorate, she was a gradu-
ate assistant at Florida State
University for one year. DR.. Spi-
cola received the B. A, degree
from Tulane University and NJ.
A. and Ph.D. degrees fir o m
Florida State University.
Rosemary Sprague, Associate
Professor Of English, is a writer.
She has written and had pub
lished seven historical novels for
children, as well as a number
of short stories and articles.
She taught for three years at
Notre Dame College, Ohio, and
has served for a number Of
years as Lecturer in English at
Western Reserve University and
at Fem College. She has also
lectured in Stratford, England,
and at the University Of London.
DR.. Sprague holds the A. B. de-
gree from Bryn MaWr College
and the M. A. and Ph.D. de-
grees from Western Reserve
University.
Mr.. Wiley L. Implicit of the
English Department, has had
experience teaching in the Nor
folk County schools. During the
past session, he studied at the
University of Virginia, taking
work leading to the doctorate.
Mr.. Umphlett received the B. A.
degree from Southwestern at
Memphis and the M. A. degree
from Columbia University.
Dennis E. Williams, mstruc-
tor in Mathematics, is a native
OF North Carolina. He comes to
Longwood from the Greensboro
Division of Guilford College in
North Carolina, where he was q