Fairmont State University - Mound Yearbook (Fairmont, WV)

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, ... ... -, , • „. - .. ■ «,, .. »» »,,»- Dr. George H. Hand This year, along with the graduating class, Dr. Hand looks back upon four active and pleasant years at Fairmont State. To him go the best wishes due any Senior . Twelve

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DEAN PENCE Known as the schools foremost faculty member Dean Pence re- spected for the use of his extensive knowledge for the betterment of the school, its administration, its students, and its friends. His efforts and achievements in the field of education have not been in vain, a fact that is made plain by the admiration that he receives in any group. He is not only honored by his fellow faculty members, but he is held in high esteem by the student body. MISS BAYLEY She can easily be classified among the old-timers on the hill, although she has only been here three years. Her assistance and advice in the reor- ganization of the Womens Pan-Hellenic placed her tops with the girls ' organizations on the hill. Her efforts in organizing the Freshman Counsellors won her a place in the hearts of still more of the students. By now, the mere mention of her name will bring statements reserved for those who are held in the highest respect by any student body. DEAN TURLEY Without the patient and steady efforts of Mr. Turley, the efficient operating standards of FSC would never have been maintained. Although the many small details such as veteran affairs handling, or assistance with the many problems which confront the students on the Hill never really make headlines , they are important to the welfare of the college. When small but important problems must be dealt with, Mr. Turley can be depended upon to carry them out with a precision and definiteness that is his nature. The Deans John W. Pence, Dean of the College Eleanor R. Bayley, Dean of Women George H. Turley. Dean of Men Thirteen