Trevecca Nazarene University - Darda Yearbook (Nashville, TN)

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The guidance feature of Trevecca ' s educa- tional program is a vital and rapidly expand- ing service. Counseling in those areas for which there are no hook answers hecomes a truly edu- cative experience. The close teacher-pupil con- tacts open doors for guidance, and the Chris- tian helpfulness of professors is a source of challenge and security to questing minds. During the year some of the chapel services were used as training classes for personality development. A series of services featuring Christian laymen of various professions was especially helpful. The personnel services are under the direc- tion of Professor K. W. Phillips. Dr. F. Frank- lyn Wise serves as director of Vocational Guidance. Specialized training, wide experience, and constant study on the part of the counselors make the personnel services offered of great value. Employment Guidance Reading Improvement Service Etiquette Counseling DR. FRANKLYN WISE Director of Vocational Guiia.ru

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Personnel Services PROFESSOR K. W. PHILLIPS Director ol Personnel Services Health Counseling Speech Improvement Service Military Guidance Pkok. K. W. Phillips Director of Personnel Services Mrs. Linda Spalding, R.N Health Counseling Mrs. Paul Greene Speech Improvement Service Dr. Homer J. Adams Military and Recreations Guidance Professor V. Neil Richardson Employment Guidance and Veterans Problems Mrs. M. E. Spruill Reading Improvement Service Mrs. A. B. Mackey Social Poise and Etiquette Problems Proeessor and Mrs. K. W. Phillips Marriage Counseling Dr. Franklyn Wise Director of Vocational Guidance 26

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Women ' s Residence Halls. Seated: Irmgard Haerr, Martha Gray, Bettye Dent. Standing: Joyce Wood- ward, Nancy Sheridan, Thelma Bruckner, and Jean- nette Willis. Not Pictured: Wanda Miller and Bobbie McCullough. The Dee Cees, or Dorm Counselors, have a unique and dual function. First, as the name suggests, they become big brothers and sisters to freshmen or other students who would like to discuss their problems with someone on their own level. Then the members of the group serve as a liaison between the student body and the Dean of Students in matters concerning campus life. An outstanding contribution of the group has been the sponsorship of Saturday night social and program activities. The counselors of the residence halls, who are appointed in September, meet monthly for the discussion of problems and projects. The sponsor of the organization, Professor Leon Chambers, has ably assisted the group in car- rying out programs for the betterment of stu- dent life. Residence Halls Council Tidwell Hall: Benny Bryan. Winston Hatcliff. Gene Rey- nolds. Jackson Phillips. Officers: Prof. Leon Chambers, Sponsor; Nancy Sheridan, Secretary; Joyce Woodward, V. President; Winstt n Hat- cliff. President. 28