Milford chronicle., 1958-09-19
New Faculty Listed
At Wesley College


Eight new members have been
appointed to the faculty and ad-
ministration of Wesley College,
Dover, DR.. j. Paul Slaybaugh an
nounced today. Three OF the ap-
pointments-admi counselor,
college nurse, and counsellor to
freshman men-are new positions,
set up because of enrolment in
creases and the desire for improved
service to Wesley students.
Robert E. Bennett, formerly head
OF residence at Ohio University,
Athens, Ohio, has been appointed
admissions counselor. He received
the A. B. degree from Atlantic
Christian College, Wilson, North
Carolina, and the M. Err. from Ohio
University A veteran of four years
in the u. s. Navy, he is member
OF the National Vocational Guidance
Association.
Allan Brent, former director of
physical education at John M. Clay
ton Hig& School. Dagsboro, is new
director of athletics at Wesley. A
graduate of the University of
Rhode Island, he also holds the
masters degree from Teachers Col
Iege, Columbia University. He is
a former Little All-American from
Rhode Island, and was a member
of the 1850 Brooklyn Football Dod-
gers. Prior to his appointment to
John M. Clayton School, in 1856,
he was coach at Fallsburgh Cen
tral School, Woodbridge, New York,
and Calvert County High School.
Prince Frederick. Maryland.
Robert v. Clery, instructor in
physics and engineering, comes to
Dover from Baltimore, where he
was assistant to the president OF
Gilbert Cummins and Co., Inc.
He is a graduate of Baltimore Poly
technic Institute and received the
degree of Bachelor of Science in
Engineering from the University
OF Maryland.
Mrs. Margaret Goodwin, r. N, has
been appointed college nurse. A
graduate of Beebe Hospital School
of Nursing, with postgraduate work
at Margaret Hague Hospital, yer-
sey City, N. j., Mrs. Goodwin has
been active in the nursing profes-
sion in lower Delaware. She was
a supervisor at Milford Hospital
and public health nurse for three
years with the Metropolitan Life
Insurance Company, in Bower. More
recently she has been in private
practice. Mrs. Goodwin Joined the
stan temporarily last fall, during
the Asian flu epidemic.
Paul e. Mabrey, chaplain of the
College, has been pastor OF Nash
Vile (Ind.) Methodist Church and
other churches in the Indiana Con-
ference. He received the A. B. from
McKendree College, B. ID. and M.
s. from Butler University, and is
presently a candidate from the Ph.
ID. at Indiana University. He mas
also studied at Concordia Seminary
and Air University.
Miss A. Viola Mitchell, instruc-
tor in business administration, was
educated at De Pauw University
"a. b. and State University OK
Iowa IN. Al. She has done higher
sfudv at the University of Colo
RADIO, University OF Michigan, Colo
RADIO State College, and Lasalle.
Her teaching experience includes
work at Hanover College, Winthrop
College and the University of Mary
land.
Starting her career in the field
of women's physical education. Miss
Mitchell has two publications to
her credit: Camp Counseling, 195O,
1855; and Softball for Girls, 194S,
1g46. 1862. In the business field. she
has taught at Capital Radio Engl-
neering Institute, Culver-StocKton
College and Buena Vista College.
Miss Ethel Y. Perry, instructor
IN physical education and dormi-
torv counselor for freshman wo-
men. studied at Guilford College
and the University of North Caro-
lima. where she received the A. b.
degree. She holds the M. A. from
Teachers College, Columbia UNI
versity. and studied dance under
Jose Limon and Alfred Brooks. Sne
has taught at North Texas State
Teachers College and Oklahoma
College for women.
Mrs. Katherine P. Subers, has
ioined the college staff as dormi-
tory counselor for freshman men.
Educated at Philadelphia Business
College, Temple University. and
Penn State University, Mrs. Subers
has taught at Scott Senior High
School, Coatesville, Pa, and the
Enola (Pa.) High School.