Bethany College - Bethanian Yearbook (Bethany, WV)

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President ' s Message NCE more I am glad to greet Bethany friends through this page of the BETH- ANIAN. Those of us who are privileged ?«|g fpy| to be about the campus each day take a special pride in the appearance and con- tents of the college annual. In these days when a bigger and better Bethany is being planned — better in that it is to be equipped for more thorough service to those who come this way for their college course — it affords me real pleasure to extend greetings to all interested alumni, students, and friends. The norm of a good strong college has been changing: hence, Bethany is face to face with the need for added and adequate living quarters that will accommodate one hundred and fifty additional stu- dents. This demand explains our effort to secure more dormitory space which we hope to make mod- ern, comfortable, and attractive. Brick and mortar cannot produce a college; they simply house one. Certain recognized equip- ment must be at the disposal of a keen, well-trained faculty and a thoroughly interested student body. Personnel will ever remain the outstanding equation in a college of liberal arts. Men and women, there- fore, both in faculty and student body, must remain our first concern. It is believed that this issue of the BETHANIAN indicates one feature of the merit of Bethany College. — Cloyd Goodnight.

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Cloyd Goodnight, A.M., D.D. President of the College