Pfeiffer University - Chimes Yearbook (Misenheimer, NC)

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DR. G. NELSON MOORE Director of Public Relations and of Alumni Affairs MR. JEFFERSON D. CASKEY Librarian REV. JAMES A. CLEMMER Director of Religious Life MR. CHARLES MISENHEIMER Head of the Maintenance Department Elsewhere another person speaks. Of course, you will meet most of the faculty from time to time. If you are planning to become a teacher, you will meet Dr. West, the head of teacher placement. If you are going into some other type of work, Dr. Douglass will assist you. . . . The phone rings . . . Excuse me. . . . Hello . . . just a minute. . . . My secretary will tell you where to find your dormitories. Be sure to call on me if I can help you in any way. The students stand up, smile, and the boy extends his hand. Thank you, sir. I ' m sure we ' re going to like it here. Those who administer . . . you have just met them. Those who are friends to the student, those who get things done, those who direct, those who keep us on the right track, and those who guide ... The ADMINISTRATION. 26

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Faculty Gazing at the rows of faces which line the faculty sec- tion of the annual, the senior reminisces of classroom ex- periences of the years which have flown so quickly past. Memories . . . Dr. Schreyer ' s An individual must be guided by an experience-centered approach to religion. . . . Mr. Martin ' s continuous questioning, Do What? ... I swear by the U. S. News and World Report, resorts Mr. Hollis in his political science courses. Dr. Wassen ' s Dis ez eit, Brouther! resounds down the hall ... A smile passes over the face of the senior whose thoughts linger upon the tall, gaunt personage of Dr. Wheeler as he says, Did I ever tell you the joke about . . . Bon jour, mademoiselle and monseiur . . . get out a fourth of a sheet of paper, please . . . Miss Shaffer ' s voice drifts lazily through the senior ' s mind. Dr. Genes Manly ' s Science text books are not written to be scholarly works. They are written to make money, and they don ' t make much on them. . . . If all of our statesmen were like Thomas Jefferson, this country would be . . . explains Dr. Cotton. And on the fleeting memory goes until, Let ' s get down to the meat of the problem, Miss Floyd is heard to say. Dr. Russell ' s History of the Methodist Church class comes out with quote . . . unquote . . . quote . . . unquote. Miss Stuckey ' s short assignment is recalled. For your assign- ment read The Canterbury Tales. Miss Fink ' s well-re- membered promise, They call me a crank, but a crank makes wheels turn. That is what I intend to do in this class. . . . The senior smiles for he remembers that she did just that! College life past . . . but memories that will linger for- ever fill the senior ' s mind with pictures of his well-loved faculty. DR. WILLIAM D. COTTON Professor of Social Sciences Chairman of the Division of Social Sciences ,i;i DR. HOYT E. BOWEN Professor of English Chairman of The Division of Literature and Languages Head of The Department of English DR. CHARLES W. COX Associate Professor of Speech Arts Chairman of The Division of Fine Arts Head of The Department of Speech Arts DR. CAMERON P. WEST Professor of Education Chairman of The Division of Education Head of The Department of Elementary and Secondary Education 28