Ifcragherty Family Supplies
Three Business Managers
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?^proximately $10 million for
the next biennium.
Veteran AdminlstraUr
The veteran Appalachian ad
winlitiator, who from point of
aervlce has been laafeet with
the college administration n???
any other, M a member of the
administrative council which
The vice president Is ex-of
flcio member of all faetdty
committee*. This brines him In
close contact with the Dean of
Instruction and the various de
triment heads of the college.
For 25 years he was a mem
ber of ASTC's Athletic Commit
fee and Is chairman of the
Student Scholarships and Fin
ancial Aid Committee.
?Iverse Operations
Under the overall direction
o C this well-known Appalachian
figure are such diverse opera
lions as the New River Light
* Power Company (a college
subsidiary), cafeteria, laundry,
Housing, bookstore, garage,
maintenance, purchasing, and
the eollege farm and dairy.
Dougherty works closely with
Vchitects and contractors as
aew buildings on the campus
go up and old one* undergo re
novation. Scheduled to rise
?Don sre a classroom building,
<fefeteria addition, two dormi
tcrias {or women, home mana
gement house, nursery school
facility, enlargement of library
ftcilities and enlargement of
ffccilities for health and physi
cal education. On the planning
Hoards are new administration
Building, student center, dormi
tory for 300 women and dormi
tory for 300 men.
A native of Boone, Dougherty
il a graduate of ASTC. He is
married to the former Mrs.
({race Stacy Boyd and the
couple has three children ? two
sons and a daughter.
He is a member of the Boone
Ilions Club, the Boone Chamber
<t Commerce, past president of
the North State Intercollegiate
Athletic Conference, former
pertntendent of Sunday
hool of Boone Baptist Church,
1 member of tte College and
nivenity Personnel Associa
lon and Southern Asociation
of college ai >4 UnivWrt*r Of
?c?nc He Is one of the board
df directors of the Appalachian
idueational Foundation and
las served on the advisory
1
board a t the ASTC Alumni As
One oi Dougherty's
it farming- He's haea tostxw
mMtal in building up the col
lege hard at registered Ho!
stein-Friesian cattle on the
College Dairy Farm to a place
of distinction throughout the
state. He has served as presi
dent of the North Carolina Hol
stein-Friesian Association and
is a member of the Steering
Committee of the Institutional
Breeding Program at North
Carolina State College. The
College Dairy Farm furnishes
all the milk used in the ASTC
Cafeteria.
The college annual, THE
RHODODENDRON, dedicated
its 1939 edition to the vice
president. The editor* stated:
"No attempt to review the
recent progrest at Appalachian
would be complete without an
effort to pay tribute to our
most competent business mana
ger, Mr. Barnard Dougherty.
"Rather than becoming the
grim personality that a man
who listens to the financial
troubles of hundreds of others
is apt to be, he has retained a
cheerful disposition and a' per
sonal interest in all the stu
dents with whom he has come
in contact. He always seems
willing to listen to the troubles
of any student, and to help
him to tfia beat of his ability,
be he the lowliest freshman or
the highest senior.
"Besides being imbued with
the characteristics which make
for a congenial personality, our
business manager is at all times
open-minded toward any pro
ject of activity which will open
the way for the advancement
and improvement of Appalach
ian."
Dougherty contributes the
success of the business and
vice president's office to a lot
of good help from the faithful
co-workers in his office.
DISSATISFIED THIEF
San Tbeedece? A thief broke
into an apartment and took $29
worth of records, coins, and a
table radio. Dissatisfied with has
haul, the burglar 'left a note say
ing that (fata was the moat mtoer*
labia ban! he'd ever made. Oonv
plaited of no cigarettes and said
anything he left was not worth
stealing.
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