Clinch Valley College - Outpost Yearbook (Wise, VA)

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,B l J fav-it Miss Ethel Adkins is the oltable and sympathetic registrar at the col- Harolcl Couch and Jim Lipps have a lege. Taking our money is not her only iob, she also keeps files and well regulated system for maintaining records of the students, and gladly lends her assistance, her office, the campus grounds and the adminis- and her office materials to the clitterent organizations who need them. tration buildings in an orderly fashion, Keeping the School and the 3 it ' ,le A egg t 3 2 4 ll . it V ,,.' ' ,ll it it - .' . 5552: 321 I l' 1 i l 1 A f ig' l t it it it is it .s 1 it in will Hvtmi ,,.,, 1 t it 'lqgg tilt, , ., 1 lf ll t ml M ll When she is not taking dictation from Director Smiddy or Dean E'igillTz ?fA l i l Jones, Miss Georganne Smith is either worrying over the college A: N Y' 1 fr.,-r if A gi records or she is lending all her supplies to faculty and students. Here Georganne pauses for a conference with her assistant W Z fm V t Lou Castle. Lou does o lat of the dirty work - typing, running ' fgsillilllltiiggifsfi i All . . . . h limi-N. ii-V oft stencils, as well as a big new iob - Secretary for te if l l Alumni. Mrs' Mildred Couch ,horough emdem clerk-Typis, and ew Mrs. Vivian Wright operates the Snack Bar, o place where C. V. C. students oFlicio receptionist, is never too busy to extend o friendly can ind lunch' G Chess gcme to Wolch' and Gmluble Company' greeting. Her charm and warm personality have won many friends for the college. J'llilllii'ii i ititEWl'l lii'W T ' '-FZEQ' 'llif i

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Clinch alley nd with Us Director Joseph Smiddy hasgdone much to make Clinch Valley the college it is today. His boundless energy, tun-loving spirit, and ability to make every- one feel at ease has won him the confidence of the student body and responsible people in the com- munity. Appointed director in July of l957, he and the college have continued to grow and tlourish together. Dr. Jones doctors sick his- J tory quizzes. V . c l i i t L F it. . ' sz In--N, !. i .- ' Aj Prof. Smiddy enfoys his biology classes. Dean Archer Jones came to us this year from Hampden- Sydney. He was appointed Dean ot the College during the summer ot l958. Since his arrival, he has worked diligently studying the needs ot Clinch Valley, planning curriculum and additional courses, seeking additional faculty, counseling students who transfer to other col- leges, and working with the faculty in organizing an efficient advisory system. Students who have any aca- demic problems tind him a patient listener and a helpful friend. 17

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This year has brought a complete re- organization ot the library. Mr. John Stonis, the librarian, took charge and Mrs. Archer Jones became his assistant. Under their direction the library adopted the more etticient Library of Congress system of cataloging books. Mr. Stonis feels that a successful library is one in which there are no books on the shelves. Mr. Stonis and Mrs. Jones take their cataloging problems to one of the many huge reference books which the library possesses. Books Are the Most Patient of Teachers Charlene Russell, Bill Maxwell, lkey Joe Chadwell are student assistants in the library. They not only enioy helping students find books, but also tind that contact with good books is enjoyable, educational and editying. Mrs. Gibson, wife of Professor Gibson and operator of the Campus Bookstore, knows everybody, their wants and needs. With the financial interest of the students at heart, she always points out the best buy. The library had traditionally been a center of student activity at Clinch Valley College. Here Stuart Hall, Charles Riner and l Lee Stallard could' be studying for a quiz or swapping tid bits of gossip.