West Virginia Wesleyan College - Murmurmontis Yearbook (Buckhannon, WV)

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REGISTRAR Mr. Patton L. Nickell, after working in the admissions office during his years as a student at Wesleyan, now serves the college as Registrar. In this position he must schedule classes and final examinations, register students, prepare transcripts, and maintain permanent records. His scope of responsibility has now been extended to include summer sessions, extension, and evening classes. PATTON L. NICKELL DIRECTOR OF ADMISSIONS Before arriving on campus, new students receive their first im- pression of the Wesleyan community through Mr. Raymond Kiser, Director of Admissions. Much of his year is spent in contact and conversation with high school juniors and seniors about the impor- tance of a college education. Because of his effectiveness, Mr. Kiser is revered as one of Wesleyan ' s greatest media in transmitting the warmth and enthusiasm so typical of Wesleyanites. RAYMOND KISER 17

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JAMES STANSBURY ASSISTANT TO THE PRESIDENT In another recently-created administrative position is Mr. James Stansbury, Assistant to the President. He serves the college as director of schedules and arrangements for summer conferences, tours, and official occasions. The new information desk, which coordinates all campus activities and information is the latest of Mr. Stansbury ' s accomplishments and additions to the Wesleyan spirit of progress in action. As a mainstay of tin campus, the administra tion building houses of fices and classrooms. TREASURER Always a tradition at any college is the collection, organization, and distribution of finances. Propagating this tradition at Wesleyan is Mr. Heyward Williams, Treasurer of the College. Accuracy and efficiency are the hey-words for Mr. Williams ' office and he and his staff see that the students and the college fulfill their obligations to each other. HEYWARD A. WILLIAMS 16

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RICHARD CUNNINGHAM DEAN OF STUDENTS An extremely active position among the administrators of Wesleyan maintaining the equilibrium of the old and new is that of the Dean of Students. Mr. Richard Cunningham is continually striving to bring stu- dents, administration, and faculty together as a closely-woven body, known better as the ' Wesleyan family. The Dean of Students places as his first duty that of serving each individual student. Other duties include the operation of the Student Personnel Center and guiding Wesleyan in the Community Council, student aid and student housing. A dream is realized with completion of the men ' s qu rangle. DEAN OF MEN Fifteen years ago John D. Shaver came to the Wesleyan campus as Chairman of the Department of Speech and Dramatic Arts. Mr. Shaver was first appointed Dean of Men Students in 1954, and he has held this position for the past seven years. In addition to counseling students, Mr. Shaver heads the chapel committee. t JOHN D. SHAVER 18