Bethany College - Bethanian Yearbook (Bethany, WV)

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The old and the new. Behind the Scenes Contained on this page are pictures that are con- ete proof of Bethany ' s progress. The Halford J. orlan Residence Hall for Women, and the Robert ichardson Hall of Science are two spectacular under- kings begun this year. Morlan Hall will make it possible to have all the girls housed and concentrated in a central location. Richardson Hall, circular in shape, will contain the finest and most advanced equipment of any college in the Lnited States the size of Bethany. Our hats are off to the Board of Trustees and the administration for their farsightedness. - - Work progresses on Morlan Hall. 19

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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

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Dr. Weimer is co-author of a textbook, General Biology. which is used in more than 125 colleges and universities. He is a former national president of Beta Beta Beta, the honorary biology fraternity. Dr. Sweet joined the faculty in September of 1962. He came from the University of Pittsburgh, where he had obtained his Ph.D. degree and worked as a re- search associate. Mr. Bourne is a member of the American Associa- tion for the Advancement of Science and the American Society of Zoologists. BERNAL R. WEIMER, Ph.D. Distinguished Professor of Biology Head of the Department EDWARD E. SWEET, Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Biology EARL W. BOURNE, M.A. Instructor in Biology WILMA M. SHANER, B.A. Instructor in Biology 20