Bethany College - Bethanian Yearbook (Bethany, WV)

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ROBERT H. YOCKEY Head Librarian Mr. Robert H. Yockey, Head Librarian, orders be- tween 2500 and 3000 books each year. The library now has more than 75.000 books and it maintains a current file of about 3000 periodicals. As an Assistant Professor. Mr. Yockey conducts a course in Library Science. Mr. Paul E. White holds the position of Purchasing Agent and Manager of College Stores. His duties in- clude the ordering of approximately 400 different book titles for students each year, and also the stocking and selling of roughly 3000 various items. SftlbltU K PAUL E. WHITE Purchasing Agent and Manager of College Stores JOHN GRAHAM Assistant Director of Admission and Alumni R elations Mr. John Graham performs the task of introducing several hundred prospective students to the campus each year. Mr. Ignatius S. Cipolla assumed the job of Manager of Slater Food Service in September 1962. Previouslv. he served as manager of the Slater svstem at Blooms- burg I Pa. I State College, and he operated his own restaurant for five vears. The new look in the food facilities include the addition and remodeling of ovens, stoves, and freezers at a cost of about $80,000. IGNATIUS S. CIPOLLA Manager of Food Service

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HAROLD C. DOSTER Director of Church Relations and Ministerial Training Mr. Harold C. D oster supervises the program of ministerial training in field work and on-campus ac- tivities. He travels widely representing the college in churches and religious organizations. Miss Luta M. Gordon, Registrar, handles the records and correspondence for Bethany, her alma mater. She also serves on a number of committees including: Admission and Academic Review, Scholarship and Fi- nancial Aids, and Foreign Students. LUTA M. GORDON Registrar JAMES W. CARTY, JR. Director of Public Relations and Publications Mr. James W. Carty, Jr.. Director of Public Rela- tions, sends 21,000 press releases and 3,000 photo- graphs annually, in an effort to interpret the college through the mass media. Mr. Frank K. Dunn, Assistant to the President of Bethany College, is in his second year of work in de- velopment and public relations. His job is threefold: he assists as a public relations representative of the college, raises funds, and makes addresses before civic, church and other community groups. 16 FRANK K. DUNN Assistant to the President

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F. D. LARGE, M.D. CATHERINE SPRINGER, R.N. College Physician and Nurse Dr. Large and Nurse Springer cure the pains, real and imagined, of every Bethany student. The amount of their knowledge is all too clearly evidenced after a ' sick ' person has been refused an excused absence to cut a test. The secretaries are a group of dedicated women who are the unsung heroes of the every-day trans- action. They are the cornerstone of Bethany ' s admin- istrative foundation. HARLIE B. DUNHAM Buildings and Grounds Mr. Dunham, aside from his elected office of towr sheriff, is responsible for the maintenance, up-keep and appearance of college buildings and the surround ing grounds. Without the aid of the library secretaries, man) people would still be looking in the card catalogut for an article that appeared 20 years ago in the Pos Magazine. Their help is invaluable, especially to the bewildered freshman attacking his first college tern paper. FIRST ROW: Mrs. Bowler, Mrs. Mahan, Mrs. Tye, Mrs. Hoffeman, Miss Craig. SECOND ROW: Miss Smith, Mrs. Cross, Miss Clow, Mrs. Godina, Miss Gorby. THIRD ROW: Miss Knight, Miss Martindill, Miss Dowden, Mrs. Ferris, Mrs. Dunham. LIBRARY SECRETARIES: Mrs. Frazier and Miss Huf 18