Central Wesleyan College - Centralian Yearbook (Central, SC)

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Ken Whitner - Business Manager BUSINESS MANAGER Mr. Ken Whitner, Business Manager, has as his main job the responsibility of keeping the school’s budget in order and to take care of any business dealings of the school, such as with maintenance of the buildings, the grounds and any new materials needed. Mr. Whitner works closely with the Financial Aid Officer and Accountant and has a concern for each student and their need. BUSINESS OFFICE Auzela Carey - Financial Aid Deanna Tegen Controller When that bill comes at the end of the semester and you ask yourself, “Who me, I don’t owe this’’, or maybe your club needs money from your account for expenses, then you go see one of these three people in the business office. Between Deanna Tegen Controller, Azela V. Carey Financial Aid Officer and Wes Coekman Accountant, any financial matter can be taken care of. These three people work hard keeping each students account straight and help each meet their financial obligation. 12 Wes Coekman Accountant

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DEANS New faces were seen in both the Academic Dean and the Dean of Student’s office, as they assume duties this fall. Filling the position of Academic Dean was Stephen Calhoon, Jr. He earned his B.S. from Houghton. After a short stay in the army, Dr. Calhoon assumed a position as prof, of chemistry at Houghton. After teaching for several years, he took a leave of absence at which time he came to Central to set up its chemistry major. Dr. Calhoon stated that, “a wide range of committee work at the college level” and “the responsibilities in governance development and the administrative aspects of being a department head” were qualities that helped him to become Dean. His duties include setting up the curriculum, scheduling of classes and offering assistance to both student and faculty concerning academic problems. Stepping into the office of Dean of Students was Dr. Don Wood. He received his B.S. from Central and his Th.D. from Fuller Theological Seminary. Dr. Wood has been a part-time faculty member at John Wesley College. He has had experience and training in working with young people most of his life. He has served as President of the Southern Area Youth of the Wesleyan Church which should help him in this challenging new position. As Dean his duties include being responsible for all student affairs on campus, ind seeing that all students abide by the schools rules and regulations. Dr. Don Wood, Dean of Students 11

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REGISTRAR t' Jimmy Kimble Registrar PUBLIC RELATIONS Another new appointee this year was ot' Duane Janssen as Director of Development. Mr. Janssen is a graduate of Marion College. His past experience in public relations is extensive as he has attended numerous conferences and seminars. He is well experienced in the field as well, serving ten years as Director of Public Relations at Bartlesville Wesleyan College in Oklahoma. His results speak lor themselve, as stated by the Vice-President of Development who said. “Bartlesville is where it is today largely due to Mr. Jansen. He added, “since 1972 our enrollment has grown from under 200 to over 600.” In assuming his new duties. Mr. Janssen said, “I am looking forward to my association with CWC. .. ” At Urbana last Christmas, Mr. Janssen was the head of news service. We are really glad to have him join our staff. Assisting him is Mrs. Lillian Robbins, who will work with churches, missionary societies, alumni, etc., principly as fund raiser. Duane Jansen - Director of Development Mr. Jimmy Kimble, Registrar, is seen a lot on the first day of each new semester because he is the man responsible for each student registering properly. At first glance of all the papers handed to you when you begin, this could be your thoughts,... “15 things to do” . . . “look at how long that line is” .. . ‘Til be here all day registering” ... It may look bad at first, but actually it doesn't take all day. The procedure runs very smoothly, Mr. Kimble is also responsible for sending out the good grades at the end of each semester. ADMISSIONS David Jennings, Admission Counselor, is under the direction of Academic Dean, Stephen Calhoon. Mr. Jennings main job is to travel throughout the southern states talking to high schools, church groups, and civic organizations about CWC and talk to prospective students. Many letters are received and answers sent back each week by interested young people with questions. A big project for this year was the booth set up at Urbana, in Illinois last Christmas, which displayed Central Wesleyan, the life, people and requirements. Many questions were probably asked for there was more than 10,000 young people gathered there. David Jennings - Admission Counselor Lillian Robbins 13