Bethany College - Bethanian Yearbook (Bethany, WV)

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i, ;ai£ss«» y t w:r- ' a r HELEN LOUISE McGUFFIE, A.M. Professor of English Head of the Department JAMES W. CARTY JR.. 1 .5. Professor of Journalism Jim Carty is the man with a 24-hour day and enough energy to work 20 of them. In addition to his position as newly appointed Head of the Journalism Department, he has been the able Di- rector of the College News Bureau during the past year. Bethany ' s English Department is headed by Miss Helen Louise McGuffie. who for some time has been working on her Doctoral Dissertation. As- sisting Miss McGuffie in the teaching of the various phases of the English language and literature are Mr. Taylor, Mr. Sykes, and Mrs. McKenzie. ENGLISH AND JOURNALISM ROBERT H. SYKES. M.A. Assistant Professor of English MARY E. McKENZIE, A.M. Instructor in English 16

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PEARL MAHAFFEY. Litt.D. Professor of Modern Languages Emeritus ANDREW LEITCII. Ph.D.. Professor of Psychology Emeritus D.D. EMMERT E. ROBERTS. .4.M. Professor of Journalism Emeritus Not gone and certainly not forgotten might appropriately describe the distinguished Professors Emeritus on this page. Miss Mahaffey, Dr. Leitch, Prof. Roberts and Dr. Ice have been as much a part of the Bethany scene as the Tower and Oglebay Gates. They have been part of the influences which have made Bethany the outstanding educational institution it is today. With men as well qualified as Dr. Allen still in the classroom, these high standards of education will continue to be maintained. FACULTY HARRY L. ICE. Ph.D., D.D. Director of Ministerial Training Professor of Religion Emeritus J. S. V. ALLEN, Ph.D. Professor of Physics Head of the Department 15

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PATRICIA FORGIONE. Cert. Associate in Secretarial Training EARL D. McKENZIE, I ' li.D. Professor of Modern Languages Head of the Department The Modern Languages Department of Bethany College, under the direction of Dr. Earl D. Mc- Kenzie, has done an excellent job introducing Bethanians to the intricacies of foreign languages. Educated in this country and in Europe. Dr. Mc- Kenzie is well qualified to direct the program and activities of this department. We owe a vote of thanks also to Miss Woods, Mr. Ferris, and Mr. Forbes for ably instructing us in French, German, and Spanish. Mrs. Forgione, Associate in Secretarial Training, competently instructs her students in the complexi- ties of the typewriter and also leads them to a further understanding of shorthand. MARGARET R. WOODS. A.M. Associate Professor of Modern Languages MODERN LANGUAGES AND SECRETARIAL TRAINING JACQUES C. B. FORBES. M.A. Instructor in Modern Languages WILLIAM N. FERRIS, M.A. .4ssistant Professor of Modern Languages.