Geneva College - Genevan Yearbook (Beaver Falls, PA)

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Deans ana' Directors l9eQJ us aafust to college. . 9-ll ..5....,,-K -V 1 DR. JOHN MCISAAC DR. DORIS ANDERSON MR. KENNETH SAXTON Dean of the College Dean of Women Dean of Men His many duties efficiently run the college Directs the womerfs projects on campus C0l1fISe1S wid advises the SONS of Geneva ---- ,,,,, 'ffn' e ' ,SA i i O ' X , .Iii ,, ' '-- li. 'li - A 1 .if V , i DR. HAROLD BRUCE REV. WILLARD McMlLLAN Director of Student Affairs Director of Spiritual Activities Renders many services to the student body Hi-Y many e!f0ff-Y Pmvfde Spffifllal growth 16

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Um' trufteey loole to the future. . Row 1: Robert M. Young, D. W. Kelso, C. Brainerd Metheny, Mrs. Robert Park, D. Howard Elliott, R. Paul Wright. Row 2: J. Lawrence Coon, Ralph E. Smith, Mrs. Willard Hemphill, Frederick Bright, Robert R. Fullerton, Robert K. McConaughy. Row 3: Kermit S. Edgar, J. Paul McCracken, Ethel M. Lytle, Mrs. A. C. Hoenstine, J. B. Willson. Row 4: Kenneth L. Kennedy, William Metcalfe, J. Merrill Robb, W. J. C. George, W. F. Mandeville. Miss Evangeline Van Arsdale Secretary to Dr. Clarke School loyalty personlyiea' . . . Essentially important in making many of Geneva's decisions is its board of trustees. Much of the central responsibility for making decisions lies in the hands of the oihcers of the board. Among the many duties, it is their task to decide efliciently and systematically upon such things as budget regulations, the execution of deeds and mortgages, and the preparation of requisitions for materials, supplies, and services. ' The board, joined with the faculty, establishes rules and regulations governing and controlling the admission and matriculations of stu- dents, courses of study, rates of tuition, and other student activities, which secure the success of the college. Aside from making decisions necessary to many phases of student life, the board establishes and maintains a regular faculty who are members in good Christian standing of some faith. 15

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Our faeulzy becomes better acquainted. . Wee-e-e . . . l wanna do it again. In September many had an enjoyable time at the annual faculty picnic. These informal scenes show how the facul- ty get together and grow socially as a group. Many other events are held throughout the year which lead to social growth and pleasant faculty-student relationships. D What goes up must come down. ,abr These faculty wives are such good cooks.