Bethany College - Bethanian Yearbook (Bethany, WV)

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Social Studies W. Kirk Woolery, Political Science, History Bert Gildersleeve, Economics Chandler Shaw, History Charles C. Barlow, History, Director of Admis- sions Jay Potter, History, Navy-Civilian Co-ordinator Hugh Behymer, Library Science Pauline Eley, Secretarial Training E. C. Paustian, Sociology Lest Memory foil us . . . Mr. Gildersleeve ' s convertible, and the inevitable question, When are we getting out of class . . . Vain attempts to keep a priori, ex officio, ex facto, ipso facto, ipso jure, from confusing us in Dr. Woolery ' s political Science classes . . . Seeing Provost Woolery concerning mat- ters such as leaving school, etc. ... Dr. Shaw ' s book on Etruscan Perugia, and the fact that his favorite color is blue . . . Jay Potter and Beta Theta Pi and co-ordination . , . Mr. Behymer ' s ' no-date ' ruling in the library . . . ways and means of getting around the ordi- nance . . . asdf;lkj @- in Miss Eley ' s be- ginning typing class . . . worries and more worries with shorthand . . . Consternation and dismay as to the future outcome of the human race after a few See courses. Barlow ' s History Classes . . . how to stay awake . . . 21

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Science and Mathematics Bernal R. Weimer, Biology George W. Bennett, Chemistry John S. V. Allen, Physics and Mathematics Wilbur J. Sumpstine, Biology and Geology Allen Simmons, Mathematics, Navigation J. Calvin Fleming, Physics, Mathematics John Cluss, Mathematics, Navigation George W. Callendine, Mathematics Wanda Zbiec, Mathematics, Engineering Drawing Hilda Sarver, Chemistry Bradford Tye, Mathematics Frank M. Ellis, Mechanical Drawing Fred A. Miller, Methematics, Physics Howard B. Trombley, Physics Paul E, Brown, Mathematics Now Bethany ' s largest department, and one not easily forgotten . . . especially by Navy men . . . Everyone will remember with fond- ness Dean Weimer ' s band, one we can all be proud of . . . various and sundry animals in the biology department, Mr. Sum pstine ' s per- sonal Hygiene course for the uninitiated, the ever-changing, yet olways-the-same smell of the science building . . . Dr. Bennett leaving W J for Bethany . . . the store-room . . . Dean Weimer ' s books . . . Math and Phy- sics courses by the score . . . Dr. Allen, who, with others, discovered Isotrope (Titanium 45) . . . Sweating over Cluss ' s navigation course . . . Difficulties like adding 2 and 2 and get- ting 5 in complicated math courses . . . Miss Zbiec ' s encouraging. Engineering drawing isn ' t really hard. . , . Mr. Trombley ' s tak- ing pictures for a hobby . . . and for this monumental work . . . Speaking of hobbies, remember Sumpy ' s rabbits and the Dean ' s chickens? . . . Worry and tears, smiles and fun, all merging with other things to form an ' unknown quantity ' of that indefinable Beth- any quality .... ■ ; ji 1 Kjki v. ft- ' vj i T l I H 1 31 23