Trevecca Nazarene University - Darda Yearbook (Nashville, TN)

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MRS. A. B. MACKEY A.B., M.A., B.S. in L.S. Librarian THE MACKEY LIBRARY The Mackey Library stands in honorof one who has dedicated his life to Trevecca. This, the newest of our buildings, dedicated June, 1961, 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 has set. The Mackey Library consists of three floors. The ground floor, for the present, will house temporary faculty offices, a large classroom, additional stacks, and an informal room with kitchenette for faculty and faculty groups. The main floor provides space for a large reading room which seats one hundred PROFESSOR WILLIAM JERNIGAN A.B., B.D. Assistant Librarian eleven. There are eleven individual study tables. Be- yond this room is found the stacks area in which are eight study carrels.. The circulation desk, with re- served book section adjoining, is accessible from the lobby. Opposite the stacks at the south end of the building are the staff room, offices for the librar- ians, work area and room with seating space for seventy-eight. There are also rooms for music listen- ing equipment, historical material on Trevecca and the Southeastern Zone, and conferences. Additional stacks area occupies a large portion of this floor. The entire floor area has more than twenty-two thousand square feet of space. Library Staff, left to right: Juanita Geise, James Morgan, Sharon Miller, Winona Flatt, Jeanette Mitchell, Patricia Lawson, Brenda Powers, and Marilyn Foskey.

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PROFESSOR K. W. PHILLIPS Director of Personnel Services Margaret Leidigh, school nurse, gives Duane Houston his ounce of prevention • Mrs. Macltey and Jo Ann Spolarich discuss the im- portance of good etiquette and social poise Dr. Adams discusses Lamar Smith ' s Selective Service rating with him Mr. Richardson advises Bearl Gosa about finding a job Dr. Pennington explains the use of the reading machine to Sara Casdorph Jeanette Mitchell harltens to Mrs. Greene ' s advice concerning speech • Mrs. Phillips advises Miriam Goodwin. PERSONNEL SERVICES The personnel services offered by Trevecca Nazarene Col- lege are a vital part of the program. They portray the inter- est shown in each student as an individual. To provide counseling and services in accordance with stu- dent needs and interests is the goal of the Guidance Depart- ment. Freshman Orientation, Freshman Counseling Programs, and Personnel Services are the major divisions of the Guid- ance Department. These are under the direction of Professor K. W. Phillips, Dean and Director of Personnel Services. DR. FRANKLYN WISE Director of Vocational Guidance MISS MARGARET LEIDIGH Health Counseling MRS. MABEL GREENE Speech Improvement Service DR. HOMER J. ADAMS Military and Recreations Guidance PROFESSOR 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 Dr. Wise counsels with Charles Savage

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SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS OFFICERS DWAYNE L. LITTLE President ROBERT DIXON Vice-President SUE HAYES Secretary MIRIAM GOODWIN Treasurer CAROL FARTHING Reporter DON PITZER Student Council Representative DR. CHARLES CHILDERS Sponsor 29