Wake Forest University - Howler Yearbook (Winston Salem, NC)

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: ST 1 1 ?5k V f ■ • x W 3 f ' - K ♦ demanding duties of his combined job as English Dtpar mmt Chaitn.an and Dean of the College. Dean of the Cotlegt Edwin G. irilson Administrative Decisions Shape Campus Life The stucicnl sckloni rralizes tliat many aspects of his daily lilc down to his ciiapcl seat number and not walking on the Plaza grass - arc results oi decisions by the administrati ' e ofHcers. To these nK-n and women falls the task of coordinat- ing the internal workings of the C ollege with the demands of the outside world, ' riieii- concerns are ' ast and in the execution of their numberless duties lhe - are called on to be execiuives, leaders, inno at(jrs, and politicians. To these complex positions they bring varied talents and interests, init all have the common quality of dedication to Wake Forest Clollege.

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ADMINISl RATION President Exemplifies Devotion to WFC Many ric li and flowery phrases can be aptly used in a description of Dr. Harold Tribljle. But sonieliow they all fail to capture the simple warmth and dedication of Wake Forest ' s president. E ' er ' thing he does, from his friendly smile for e -en the lowliest fresh- man to his untiring efforts to bring Wake to imixersity status, shows his deep and personal interest in the C ollege and its stu- dents. Undergraduates and alumni alike can be assured that, when all else fails. Dr. Tribble is (jn their side, helping both them and their uliiui Duilrr to hnd their place in the wcjrld. Afla- III. F,m„d,i i Day program in Chaprl. lit Tnbbh- (hah Willi gursi xprab-r Dr. Rohrl H„ll

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.l ,.i Lu LtaU. D,,„i uf II Mark Reect finds thai being Dean of Men does not offer sufficient diphmalie immumty aomnsl-lhml.r UtU . ,n!,„n„u-. eamjiu c„p.