Coker College - Milestone Yearbook (Hartsville, SC)

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3493? ima na :fi , may av- asm-.wi mam an mia- wr,W?W QM, M QESHZZEJE. Wastes? Us E . Haw, me DR. JoHN A. BARRY, Jn. The greatest man is he who chooses the right with invincible resolution, . . . And whose reliance on truth, on virtue, and on God is most unfalteringf' Coker College is continually led to new heights of excellence by its president, Dr. john A. Barry, jr. The decisions which he makes in directing college activities MRS. IFRANCES MCELVEEN Secretary to the President Coker's President Dr. ohn .Barr, r. reflect his wisdom, courage and thoughtfulness. A friend of all students . . . Dr. Barry knows each one by name and is ever ready to hear a student's problems and to lend a helping hand. The other members of the Barry family are also loved and admired by Coker students. Mrs. Barry, an inspiring speaker, is especially noted for her active role in campus religious activities. The two Barry daugh- ters, Mary Helen and Ann, have become little sisters to all Coker girls. Mrs. Frances McElveen, secretary to Dr. Barry, is completing her second year on the college staff. Her full schedule of secretarial duties never makes her too busy to meet oihce visitors with a kind smile and a willingness to help. The Barrys-Mary Helen, Dr. Barry, Ann and Mrs. Barry. 1- ft

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W u ' f g sl 'sm iggfg-s': 5 ts-' Z 5355372 2 E is gig as a is s 5 3.1 'TE' ,fs X in it 2.5. 11. ,.. gmsdimisx E an --- in 5 '. yi M- in ,T.i,v'm BEE -JA astizwil . X 'I . ,is ' Miss Dotty Sue Turner, Secretary, Public Relations. Mr. Sterling Smith, Director of Public Relations. order and efficiency in the financial structure of the college. Their wealth of duties include collecting bills, main- taining the student bank and purchasing school equip- ment and supplies. Mr. Kelley and Mrs. Caldwell listen with interest and give earnest consideration to student suggestions for new materials and conven- iences. The Public Relations Department is headed by Mr. Sterling Smith, a leader in I-Iarrsville and Coker ac- tivities. Mr. Smith is a ready supporter of all college im- provements and student activities. As a result of his efforts, the outstanding achievements of professors and students are publicized through newspaper, radio and television. A representative of the college in high Zl'l I , s-t .,,i. .,., . I ' i ju l 'Hs ...x MISS BETTY JEAN SEYMOUR Director of Social and Religions Activities school days, he gives to prospective Coker students a part of his enthusiasm and interest in Coker. Miss Dotty Sue Turner and Mrs. Leslie Rhodes, a former Coker student, perform secretarial duties for Mr. Smith. Mrs. Mary H. Coggeshall represents the Alumnae Association at Coker. She edits an alumnae newspaper, Coker Notes, which keeps former Coker students informed of the latest college happenings. She is con- stantly seeking new ways in which the Alumnae Asso- ciation may be of additional service to the school. The Library is the focal point of many campus activities. Miss Roberta McKinnon and Mrs. Elizabeth McNair are always busy ordering new records, books, and periodicals and arranging exhibits for the enlight- enment of Coker students. as if S,-N MRS. MARY H. COGGESHALL Alumnae Association Representative 84 it ix -xxx'-x H... Mrs. Elizabeth McNair, Assistant Librarian Miss Roberta E. McKinnon, Librarian 1 w