Abilene Christian College - Prickly Pear Yearbook (Abilene, TX)

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Library MRS. IOHN P. LEWIS 10 years' service . 1ft 1 .g'ftf'f m 5 I 3x MRS. G. L. MORRIS 5 years' service W; GAY GOLDEN MRS. C. EVERETT TAYLOR M.A., George Peabody 5 years' service 9 years' service MRS. LOYD REECE MRS. BERNICE McCLINTOCK 1 year service 12 years' service Sarah Yarbrough performed one of the chief duties of the student librarians-replacing the books after they have been used. Expanding to meet the ever increasing needs of students and faculty, the library's holdings have doubled in the last five years and now totcd more than 85.000 volumes of books. Last year the Abilene Christian College library re- ceived the Project of the Year Award of the Texas Library Association for increasing library holdings. Nine full-time staff members, four of whom are library science majors, and eighteen student 11- brarians were employed this year. C. EVERETT TAYLOR M.L.S., Western Reserve University 6 years' service CALLIE FAYE MILLIKEN Head Librarian M.A., University 01 Texas 9 years' service MRS. FORREST W. HARLOW M.A., Hardin-Simmons University 14 years' service

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28 Mrs. O. C. Arthur, Cafeteria hostess; Mrs. Bertha Moore, Zellner hostess; Mrs. Juanita . Donulson, Nelson hostess. 1 0rnH10ry Supervisors and Hostesses Miss Vona Ditto, West Gardner hostess: Mrs. Mildred Elmore, rotating hostess; Mrs. Dora Rugsdale, McKinzie hostess: not SEATED melowx John B. Claybrook, Mabee pictured: Mrs. Lillian Yowell, East Gardner hostess. supervigor; C, L, Smith, Edwards supervisor: Alvis Golightly, McDonald supervisor: Warren Howe, Barracks supervisor.

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'1'. W. COLBY M.S., Oklahoma Agricultural and Mechanical College KEITH JUSTICE, Acting Department Head FRANCIS M. CHURCHILL. Department Head Ph.D., University of Utah Ph.D., University of Wyoming Agriculture students at ACC may major in agrono- my, animal husbandry, general agriculture, and range management. The 1.800-crcre ranch is used for practi- cal applications of principles learned in the classroom. Graduates are qualified to study in any other college or university for graduate work. Also, the Soil 0 Conservation Service directly employs graduates. Agrlculture Training in the department qualifies the agri- culture graduate for work in many organizations. The majority of graduates return to farms and ranches. DEWEY DAVIS M.S., Texas Technological College One of the many things required of students studying agriculture is spending time doing practical work on the college farm. 30