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

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DIRECTORS OF ADMISSIONS Selecting new students each year and processing their application for admissions is the main responsibility of Mr. Raymond Kiser, Director of Admissions, and Mrs. Thelma Kessler, Assistant Director of Admissions. They see that information about Wesleyan is sent to students throughout the eastern United States and travel many miles to interview prospective students. They welcome inquiries and each request is handled promptly. Mrs. Kessler SUPERINTENDENT OF BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS William B. Hicks Jr. is again Superintendent of Buildings and Grounds. He is directly responsible for the maintenance of the buildings on campus, the moving of equipment, and the allocation of supplies. In addition, he works with the Traffic committee in registering vehicles and enforcing traffic regu- lations on campus. Mr. Hicks 18

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DIRECTOR OF ALUMNI AFFAIRS In his capacity as the Director of Alumni Affairs, Mr. Walter R. Collins ' main concern is that of keeping in contact with the alumni and of maintaining their records. Editing the Sundial and organizing the annual alumni appeal are also the duties of his position. He promotes reunions and alumni Homecoming ac- tivities. DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC INFORMATION As co-w orker with Mr. Collins, Mr. Creel S. Cornwell keeps the public informed about Wesleyan. This is done through the release of information, articles, pictures, and moving pic- tures to newspapers, magazines, periodicals, radio, and television stations. Mr. Cornwell DIRECTOR OF RELIGIOUS LIFE William D. Miller is a Duke University Seminary student and is serving an internship at Wesleyan in preparation for the campus ministry. He works closely with the M.S.M. and serves as their advisor. Mr. Miller

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DIRECTOR OF CAMPUS CENTER Mr. James Stansbury is Director of the Campus Center and is responsible for everything that occurs there. He is aided by Mrs. Clif- ford Summers, his capable Assistant Director of the Campus Center. They are in charge of all the departments of the center, and work with the C.C.P.B. and are responsible to the college administration and President Martin in all of their duties. Mr. Stansbury also is the Campus Co-ordinator, in charge of all official occasions, conferences in the summer, non-academic personnel, and scheduling of college facilities for dances, movies, and other events. Mr. Stansbury | Mrs. Summers DIRECTOR OF AUDIO- VISUAL SERVICES Rev. Earle N. Carlson has charge of a newly-created service made necessary by development in teaching and communication techniques requiring use of motion pictures, tape recording, radio, and television. He has charge of all audio-visual equipment, taping of programs for radio broadcast, and television programs. His duties have included tape recording of the proceedings of the annual conference. It is hoped that the availability of his services will encourage increased use of audio-visual teaching aids on the campus. Mr. Carlson 19