Bethany College - Bethanian Yearbook (Bethany, WV)

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MALVIN N. ARTLEY Instructor in Music RUTH ELLEN GEIB Instructor in Biology LAWRENCE RILEY Instructor in Psychology WILLIAM L. YOUNG Instructor in History and Political Science ALBERT W. BLUEM Instructor in English MATTHEW W. HARRISON, JR. Instructor in English EUGENE C. SNEARY Instructor in Mod:;rn Langi:ages PEARL MAHAFFEY Professor-Emcrita of Modern Lan- guages - Associate in Dep ' t. of Art CHARLES F. CONKLIN Instructor in Economics and Business Administration GEORGE WILLIAM HETTLER Instructor in Modern Languages ROBERT WATERSTRIPE Instructor in Music LOUISE FLAGG Vocational Guidance Director

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GLENN A. JOHNSON Professor of Physical Education EDGAR HUGH BEHYMER Librarian With Rank of Associate Professor GEORGE K. HAUPTFUEHRER Assistant Professor of Music HELEN LOUISE McGUFFIE Assistant Professor of English KENNETH RIESCH Professor of Education BRADFORD TYE Assistant Professor of Mathematics S. ELIZABETH REED Assistant Professor of Physical Education DONALD E. FUOSS Assistant Professor of Physical Education EDGAR LINDSLEY McCORMICK Professor of English MARGARET ROBERTS WOODS Assistant Professor of Modern Languages W. HAROLD KESSELRING Assistant Proft ' ssor of Biology JOHN W. DRAPER Assistant Professor of Chemistry

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In ilemoriam JVilliani Saylor Wilkin 1891-1951 Honorable, courageous and kind, Bill Wilkin ' s character has been, through more than half a century, deeply woven into the life of the Panhandle of West Virginia, his native community. His entire life was devoted whole heartedly to the complicated task of perform- ing his duty well and bettering conditions in his world. But the greatest service of his useful life was that rendered to Bethany College as a member of the Board of Trustees and as Chairman of the Board during one of the most difficult periods in the history of Bethany College. His exceptional talents and skill were untiringly employed over a long period of years, to the many fold problems that arise in help- ing formulate the policy of the college. Living in the neighborhood, he was always on call for counsel, and to his very last day, his advice was eagerly sought and graciously given before important decisions were arrived at. From the time Bill Wilkin registered at Bethany College, in September, 1908, to the day of his death, April 19, 1951, he was proud to be a Bethanian. Truly Bethany has lost a great son and a true friend.