Baker University - Wildcat Yearbook (Baldwin City, KS)

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WT ' 5. 'f sliif f'Fi o ft Deans Cope With Common Problems The duties of the Baker University Deans are by no means routine although they must deal with problems that are considered common and frequent. Each conflict between student and teacher or between roommates and suitemates is dealt with individually and consequently, each day brings a common problem to the scene in its own unique situation. In addition to this, the Deans are involved in intermediary action between students and administration, as was seen in the campaign for open houses. Each in his own respective position has helped many a student solve and adapt to the many problems he encountered in college life. MR. FRED LE WIS WEBB Dean of Men 4 ,fel an ...,. wig--...zig gy . my M .- 'rin -fx : f 'g r I -f V' of - , ,q 222' 1

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Dr.Neal Malieky Returns to his Alma Mater as Dean of College DR. NEAL MALICKY is both an old and new face on Bakerls -Us 1. 4 pf.- vw 'y - 'i -E ,og vi :L v .4 Q I2 ,yi 1. l-5 campus as he returns to his Alma Mater as the new Dean of the College. As Dean Malicky said to the incoming freshmen, I'm a freshman at Baker too, this year, but it didn't take long for his face to become well-known around campus as his duties as Dean commenced and he became an active and vital part of the university. In his address to the student body at the 112th opening fall convocation, the Dean challenged everyone to L'Turn on, tune in, or cut out, so that we may quickly become a much more full integrated college-serving all parts of our society?

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W. CLARK RANDALL Board of Trustees President Baker Board of Trustees Selects 7 New Members THE BAKER BOARD OF TRUSTEES has made an active attempt this year to progress with the times Seven new members were elected to the board thls fall In the anuary meeting the board also added an amendment to their by laws which provided for the election of one board member annually who has graduated from Baker within the last five years of his ClCCl110I'l Like the rest of the trustees the younger members will serve four year terms and will be eligible for re election The board also commended Baker s ethmc and cultural relations it has developed through the pledging of more Negro students and the hiring of Baker s f1rst full time Negro faculty member At the spring meeting Board of Trustees President W Clark Randall retired after fulfilling the two consecutive four year terms The new Baker Trustees are taken on a campus tour shortly following their first board meeting. Pictured below are Cindy Hor-n and Gary Coleman, Campus Guidesg Dr. Neal Malicky, Dean of the Collegeg Rev. Leon Hayen, Dr. Ernest Dixon, Rev. E. Merris Brady, and Rev. Al Polen, new trusteesg Dr. James Doty, Baker President. New trustees not pictured are Robert Ridgway, Harry Barnett, Dr. Alfred Hager andjoe W. Wenger. ?,i-:M -f-,ffgggf ga, . - 'Sy Au k Q . ,.g':.1. .a Q. ...... A . .I i ' 1 . ' , 7 . . i c . a 9 '