Fairmont State University - Mound Yearbook (Fairmont, WV)

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Administrative Personnel Regis J. Larkin Business Manager B.S. University of Pittsburgh M. Ed. University of Pittsburgh Sarah E. Hamric Director of Food Service B.S. West Virginia University Ruth Hawkins Cashier A.B. Fairmont State College Mildred F. Radford College Nurse R.N. Fairmont General Hospita Ethel Ice Registrar Director of Admissions A.B. West Virginia University A.M. Columbia University Winnie Davis Crenshaw Director, Morrow Hall A.B. Grenda College M. A. University of Mississippi M.A. Columbia University Clifford R. House, Jr. Director of Public Relations A.B. Kentucky Wesleyan M. Ed. University of Cincinnati Attended Summer session at Har vard University

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John W. Pence Dean of the College Director, Summer and Evening Sessions A.B. Oberlin College A.M. Oberlin College Attended West Virginia University Eleanor R. Bayley Dean of Women Director. Student Personnel B.S. University of Vermont M.A. Syracuse University George H. Turley Dean of Men Veterans ' Coordinator A.B. Fairmont State College M.A. West Virginia University Attended Northwestern University and Col- orado University

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Library Staff Harold Jones, librarian; Pat Tenant, clerk; Violet Forchi, audiovisual service; Ruth Figatt, assistant librarian; Mary J. Kei- ger, assistant librarian. Registrar and Business Offices Peggy Smith, Barbara Springer, secretary to the registrar; Kaiharyn Smith, assistant to the registrar, veteran affairs; Ann Blair Morgan, assistant registrar; Joyce Wise- man; Ethel Ice, registrar; Betty Gabriele, steno- grapher; Ruth Hawkins, cashier; Mary Rexroad, clerk. The Library Staff Besides their routine duties of checking out books and magazines the library staff is busy making final plans for the new $402,000 li- brary building that will soon be constructed. The library staff is working closely with the architect so as to make the library as near- ly complete as possible. The various rooms and stacks will be placed so as to give fast accessibility and convenience. Many additional features has been added to the modern building for the purpose of giv- ing the students the best possible library build- ing. But until the first book is carried into the new building, the girls will continue to give the students prompt and careful service in the old library as they have in the past. Registrar and Business Office A new system of pre-registration was one of the most important contributions that the Registrar ' s office put into operation this year. With the new system, the student is saved all of the previous rushing, fussing with in- structors to get into classes, and standing in line. Now the student fills out his pre-regis- tration slip with his advisor and that is all there is to it. The business office then takes over by giv- ing the students a fast service with the least amount of time standing in line. This office has maintained efficiency 100 per cent in their tremendous job this year. The usual griping when students checks did not come in on time was absent this year, because the students re- ceived their checks on schedule. We take our hats off to this swell group of women for the wonderful efficient service that they have rendered us. page nineteen