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Mr. William Medvick, Dean i ff 1 Mr. Frank Troglia, Dean By dividing the masses into four functioning units, the deans and counselors have the opportunity to become better acquainted with the students through more personal contact. The various reactions of students to division notices indicates some of the hazards in- volved in acting as a link between the student body and administra- tion. The deans and counselors offer advice and strive to make each student more than a number or computer card by guiding him in choosing his subject and dealing with his academic and, when it is necessary, personal problems on a personal level. sian' I 11' ID as TJ! Vliss Ruth Vermillion, Counselor Miss Jane Counselor so Mr. Peter Haluska, Counselor X Y Q 5 Barber, 421 . Dr. Robert Crary, Counselor Deans and Counselors 25
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