Bethany College - Bethanian Yearbook (Bethany, WV)

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ADMINIST PAUL D. PURSGLOVE, A.B. Assistant Director of Admissions We should learn to appreciate the qualified men and women behind the scenes, who keep Bethany College running at its top level. Mr. Pursglove, a new addition to the administra- tive staff, has served this year as Assistant Provost, and has helped Bethany College to continue to grow. Of course the progress has been greatly aided by Mr. Myers. Accountant at Bethany. Mr. White, Manager of Bethany College Stores, and Mr. Dunham. Director of Buildings and Grounds. Our beautiful new library is a welcome addition to Bethany ' s campus. All of us who study there certainly know that it would be quite ineffective were it not staffed by well-qualified and helpful PAUL E. WHITE, A.i Manager of Bethany College Stores HARLIE B. DUNHAM Buildings and Grounds 22

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ATION Mr. Robert H. Yockey. Head Librarian of the Bethany College Library, is an extremely busy per- son; especially since moying into the new library. His duties haye almost doubled since that time. Assisted by an able staff. Mr. Yockey spends end- less hours cataloging books, filing cards, setting up displays, and arranging and re-arranging the well-stocked library sheKes. Mr. Yockey is also helpful to students who seek his adyice about books or studies. In addition to all these duties, come those countless little, every- day tasks to which he must apply himself. Mr. Yockey also teaches classes in library science so that he might help pattern the lives of f uture librarians. ROBERT II. YOCKEY. M.S. Hpdd Librarian Mr. Robert A. Sandercox. Provost of External Affairs, is one of the men responsible for Bethany ' s high and ever-growing reputation in America. To achieve this goal. Mr. Sandercox must spend some of his time away from Bethany, talking and coun- seling with high school students from all over the country about their various future plans. Bethany College ' s continued academic progress is certainly dependent upon Mr. Sandercox. ROBERT A. SAXDERCOX, B.D. Assistant Provost Mr. J. Allan Watson faithfully serves Bethany College as its Director of Development. Mr. Watson is an important man to the college for he has helped Bethany College gain national prominence, and is always directing his efforts so that Bethany will remain in its prominent position. The recent build- ing of the new Phillips Memorial Library and Harlan Hall, the new residence for upperclass women, were projects into which Mr. Watson put endless hours of thought and planning. Mr. Wat- son ' s job will not stop here for it is ever-growing. Currently Mr. Watson, along with other college officials, is studying and supervising plans and rais- ing funds for the construction of a new science building. J. ALLAN WATSON, A.B. Director of Development 21

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LIBRARY SECRETARIES: and Mrs. Cramblet. Mrs. Shaw, Mrs. Babington, Mrs. Kniglit. RATION librarians such as Mrs. Babington. Mrs. Cramblet, and Mrs. Knight. A white brick building with green striped awn- ings houses Bethany ' s medical staff and necessities. Dr. F. D. Large and Miss Catherine Springer ex- amine and remedy the ills of a cold-catching stu- dent body. Mr. Cassell. although he just came to Bethany College in the latter part of last year, has done wonders in his position as Manager of the Slater Food Service. We can ' t forget the important college secretaries either who keep the administrative offices running smoothly. F. D. LARGE, M.D. CATHERINE SPRINGER College Physician and Nurse SECRETARIES— fiVif Row: Mrs. Hoffman, Miss Smith, Mrs. Cross, Mrs. Fields, Mrs. Booth. Second Row: Miss Willey, Mrs. Martin, Mrs. Dodge, Mrs. Tye, Miss Clou, Mrs. Oglesbay, Mrs. Wilson, Miss Coun- selman, Mrs. Godina, Miss Martindale, Mrs. Mahan. ERVIN J. CASSEL Manager of Food Service 23