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SUPERINTENDENT OF FACILITIES William B. Hicks is once again in charge of all buildings, maintenance equipment and maintenance personnel. Mr. Hicks tends to such jobs as ordering supplies, supervising snow removal and the maintenance of grounds in gen eral. Mr. Hicks is assisted this year, by Mr. R. Maruca. CREEL S. CORNWELL WILLIAM B. HICKS PUBLIC RELATIONS It is the duty of Walter Collins and Creel Cornwell to see that the public is well informed as to current events of West Virginia Wes- leyan College. Mr. Collins ' office is in charge of keeping in contact with and maintaining records of alumni. Mr. Cornwell keeps the public informed through press releases, radio, and television. In addition Mr. Cornwell serves as advisor to the school publications — the MURMURMONTIS. and the PHAROS. WALTER R. COLLINS 20
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DEAN OF WOMEN In her second year as Dean of Women, Dr. Marion Mc- Brair has continued to serve the women of Wesleyan in an efficient and charminf; manner. Dean McBrair has made many new policies, and brought back some of the traditional policies, which were lost in the rush of a growing college. Dr. McBrair acts as advisor to the Panhellenic Council, and in addition offers individual counselins; to all students. MARION McBRAIR Two familiar faces at Wesleyan. COLLEGE HOSTESS Miss JNellie G. Wilson, College Hostess, serves Wesleyan as the official greeter of all visitors to the campus. Miss Wilson ' s hands are busy in such a capacity. She is in charge of reception and entertainment of guests. Miss Wilson also ser es as Head Resident at Jenkins Hall, and helps to maintain general etiquette in Benedum Dining Room. She is a woman indeed beloved by the students of Wesleyan. 19
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ART AND MUSIC CALVIN B. AGEY B.M., M.M., Ph.D. Music IRMA HELE COLLIiN -, B.A.. B.S.. I., .M..M. .Music The primary aim of the art and music department is to acquaint students with new experiences, experiences which will develop clear insights, lasting appreciations, and per- sonal enrichments. Once students have learned to enjoy the arts, they are able to apply them with the proper inter- pretation and expression. The art department had provided seven exhibits this year. The major ones begin with the Faculty Exhibit in October, followed by the Second Contemporary Christian Art Festival, and the Graduates Exhibit. The music deparlnient also had their share of entertain- ment. The Annual ' inler Band Concert. Night at the Opera. the Spring Choir Concert, and the Christmas pro- gram. Mas.nijicat. BOBBY H. LOFTIS, B.M., M.M. Music OWEN L. WEST, B.M., M.M.Ed. Music
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