Bethany College - Bethanian Yearbook (Bethany, WV)

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THE PRESIDENT SPEAKS Dr. W. H. Cramblet, President Bethany College Bethany, W. Vo. ' PREXY We are pleased to extend greetings to the members of the student body of Bethany College. This includes those who came here of their own free choice and those who were sent here by the Bureau of Naval Personnel. We hope that all of you will find your exper- iences at Bethany pleasant and pro- fitable and that you will regard Beth- any with love and affection as your Alma Mater. We wish to assure those who may not be allowed to complete their training before being called to other tasks that we at the college will cooperate in every way to help them complete their program of education. The LOG is a record of that interesting period at Bethany when the Navy was on board with us or should we say when we were on board with the Navy. We want to congratulate the staff of this publication and express the hope that as you look at it in years to come you will recall with pleasure and satisfaction the time you spent at Old Bethany , and join with us as we sing We ' ll honor and crown Thee, O Bright Alma Mater For thou art the regent of our des- tiny. Sincerely Yours, , ident 12

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DEAN WEIMER Bernal R. Weimer, Dean of Facul- ty, is what the sign on his office door says, but Dean Weimer is much more to Bethany than that. He is head of the Biology department, punster su- perlative, and gardener de-luxe. His pet hobby at the present time, is the Bethany Band. He has worked untir- ingly to build this into the fine musical organization it now is. Dean Weimer is co-author of several Biology books and manuels, and is the man behind the witty and amusing collection of Bi-illogical poems . . . Dean Weimer, just by being his own unconventional self has become one of Bethany ' s most outstanding personages. DEAN HOAGLAND Dean of Women, Head of the Eng- lish Department. At the present time she is studying the finer points of the art of becoming a veterinarian under the more or less able instruction of Dr. Mahan. Miss Hoagland is without a doubt one of the busiest people in Bethany. Running the English department is a job that would leave an ordinary per- son hopelessly muddled, but besides that, she solves problems, and acts as general trouble-shooter for Bethany ' s 125 women students. She is also fac- ulty advisor for the Student Guides, and an active participant in the Royal Order of the Red Rose. 13