Trevecca Nazarene University - Darda Yearbook (Nashville, TN)

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GUIDANCE AND PERSONNEL SERVICES v PROFESSOR K. W. PHILLIPS Director of Personnel Services A vital part of the program of Trevecca Nazarene College is the guidance services offered. The program portrays the interest shown in each student as an individual. The goal of the Guidance Department is to provide counseling and services in accordance with student needs and interests. The major divisions of the guidance program are Freshman Orientation, Freshman Counseling Programs, and Personnel Services. These are under the direction of Professor K. W. Phillips, Dean of Admissions and Director of Counseling. Director of Vocational Guidance Health Counseling Speech Improvement Service Military and Recreations Guidance DR. FRANKLYN WISE MISS MARGARET LEIDIGH MRS. MABEL GREENE DR. HOMER J. ADAMS PROFESSOR AND MRS. V. NEIL RICHARDSON Employment Guidance and Veterans ' Problems DR. LEWIS PENNINGTON Reading Improvement Service MRS. A. B. MACKEY Social Poise and Etiquette Problems PROFESSOR AND MRS. K. W. PHILLIPS Marriage Counseling First Row, Left to Right: Dr. Wise gives vocational guidance to James Foster. Mr. Richardson aids Everett Higginbotham in finding a job. Mrs. Ricb- ardson helps with employment guidance. Miss Leidigh, school nurse, proves to Jimmy Eades her ability to give shots. Dr. Adams and Hugh Smith discuss the recreational problems ©f the students. Ann Fleming finds Mrs. Greene always ready to help with any speech problem. Dr. Pennington explains the use of the reading machine to Ann Rushton. Mrs. Mackey and Joy Nell Warhurst discuss the importance of good etiquette and social poise. Mrs. Phillips gives words of advice to Joyce Duncan. 26

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THE MACKEY LIBRARY Standing in honor of one who has devoted his life to Trevecca is our new library, which is to be dedicated in June, 1961. This, the newest of our buildings, is named in honor of President A. B. Mackey who has set goal after goal for our college and then worked hard to reach each goal he had set. The Mackey Library will consist of three floors. The ground floor, for the present, will house temporary faculty offices, a large classroom, additional stacks space, and an informal room with kitchenette for faculty and faculty groups. The main floor provides space for a large reading room which will seat one hundred and eleven. There will be eleven individual study tables. Beyond this room will be found the stacks area in which are eight study carrels. The circulation desk, with reserved book section adjoining, will be accessible from the lobby. Opposite the stacks at the south end of the building will be the staff room, offices for the librarians, work area and storage space. The second floor has the periodical reading room with seating space for seventy-eight. There are also rooms for music listening equipment, historical material on Trevecca and the Southeastern Zone, and conferences. Addi- tional stacks area will occupy a large portion of this floor. The entire floor area will have more than twenty-two thousand square feet of space. MRS. A. B. MACKEY A B . M.A., B.S. in L.S. Librarian The MacAey Library PROFESSOR WILLIAM JERNIGAN A.B., B.D. Assistant Librarian Library Staff, left to right: Rae Kohser, Charlene Ragsdale, Marily Fosltey, Juanita Geise, Patricia Lawson. Cora Ingram (not pictured.)

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OFFICERS ROBERT MITCHELL PHYLLIS LOBB SYLVIA YOUNG RAYMOND COWAN MELVIN WELCH RUTH SHANNON MISS BARBARA McCLAIN President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Student Council Representative Reporter Sponsor SENIOR CLASS