Methodist University - Carillon Yearbook (Fayetteville, NC)

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I 'T' i,.,,.-NA Left to Right: iRow ll Shirley King, Darofhea Jones, Clyda Carter, EsTher Nichols. iRow 21 Lucille Mcphail, Rachel Morgan, l.oTTie Melvin, Annie Woodson. These 'T T i ffl? -mi 1 if 'Q T 1 ii J real l I , Mrs. Myrtice B. Jones f Diefician are The people who guard and mainTain our properiy, healTh, and social life. In Their own individual way, each conTribuTes To The welfare of The sTudenT body. .W ff. Cf .3 ,. A, Mrs. Mary Jean Rich College Nurse Mrs. Mayo and Mrs. Brown STudenT Union HosTesses These are The ladies who plan, prepare and serve Three meals a day for approximaTely Two hundred TifTy days a year. STudenTs may grumble occasionally, buT sTiIl They seem To Thrive. Lefi To Right: QRQW U Mrs. Rufh Shook, Mrs. Myrtle Williford Mrs. Ethel Jackson, Mrs. Ruby Evans, Mrs. Rosie Bullard, CROW 21 Mrs. MeTa Baker, Mrs. Bill Williams, Mrs. Pauline HorTon, Mrs. Esther Bryan. Mr. Evans, Mr. Thomas, Mr. Musselwhire Securiiy Guards and Mainfainance

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Mr. Mr. Robert L. Mabson Fred C. Wansley Records ond Periodi cols Librarian The LIBRARY shares the center of the campus with the Yorborough Bell Tower and has experienced almost phenomenal growth. lt is also the center of intellectual stimulation. Newly occupied in November of l96Li, it has increased its book ac- quisition past the 25,000 volume mark and is swiftly approach- the figure of 30,000 volumes. Expansion has been in every di- rection: increase in circulation books, reference books, periodicals, records, and a newly-acquired microfilm reader. I-X reserve book area, new book room, curriculum laboratory and period- ical area have been set up for student interestand conven- ience. The conference room in the basement is used for seminar-type classes, faculty conferences, smallimeetings, and student government meetings. The main floor of the rves as an area for student-faculty art exhibits, including such attractions as pink elephants, bloCl4 Grid orange mobiles, and interesting cultural displays. Through the interests and efforts of our present library staff, growth and expansion of the library's facilities will continue. library se Mrs. Joyce B. Ammons Acquisitions Miss Stella Robbins MI... I Catalog i ng Miss Emily Jackson Secretary Mrs. Peggy McCullen Circulation Dr. Jacob Shumelda Assistant Librarian 26

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The ENGLISH Oreo seeks To give The sTudenT o solid fox Tion in grommor ond composiTion ond To promoTe culTurol inT ond enrichmeni Through o Thorough sTudy of American ond Engli liTeroTure. Dromo ond speech courses oid The sTuclenT in developi cloriTy ond vorieTy of expression. Since on English moior h olrecidy been firmly esTcblishecl, expanded course offerings w be in dromo oncl speech. OuTgrowThs of The English oreo ore T ocTive Green ond Gold Mosque-Keys Dromo Club, The recen' formed Posiiche LiTerory Club, cincl The DeboTe Club. A sw- Mrs. Miriam L. Usrey lnsfrucfor in English and Speech Dr. Francis J. Merchant Professor of English Mrs. Joy A. Jackson lnsTrucTor in English ...1-1-1 Mr. Charles E. Matthews lnsTrucTor in English 28