Bethany College - Bethanian Yearbook (Bethany, WV)

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e e t We the Editors and Manager of the Bethanian of 1012 have worked hard on this annual. We beheve it worthy of ad- miration in spite of its shortcomings. It is with a certain sense of pride that we send it out to the great Bethany Family. It is something tangible a reality, to which we can point as being the result of our labors. We trust that } ' ou will consider it worthy to take its place in the slowly growing library of Bethany an- nuals. Having assumed the responsibility for this book, we believe it futile to make apologies for its contents. Any parts that may require such, we hope may be regarded with magnanimity b}- our readers. Following our time honored custom, we have tried to pre- sent the Senior and Jimior Classes in their photographical en- tirety, a few, out of modesty and others for less laudable reas- ons, have never surrendered their solios. I ike difficulties were experienced in securing desired data, but we beleive the in- formation and characterizations accompanying each name arc comparatively accurate if not inclusive. Bethany offers that true education which is the symetrical development of mind, bod} ' and soul. This annual is intended to represent the college activities, we have accordingly divided it into departments corresponding to the four phases of college life — intellectual, religious, social and athletic. The Editors wish to take this opportunity to express their appreciation to Professors A. R. Bourne, Phillip Johnston, Her- man Deutsch, and to Miss Garda Bachell and Henry C. Kiefer, for their valuable assistance in preparing this book. We have failed in manv points to realize our expectations, but we hope that you will receive kindly and consider attentively this product of our labors, ever remembering that we have been confronted bv man - difticultics and limitations. THE EDITORS, Page Fo

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• » • ' oicing the sincere affection of all whom you have in- structed in Bethany College, we, the Senior and Junior Classes, gratefully dedicate the Bctlwiiian of 1912 to you Mrs. Anna iR. Sourwe- In these years of service in Bethany, always adequate to the task before you, you have stood unchangingly in the love, respect and honor of Bethany ' s students. Page Six