Binghamton University - Colonist Yearbook (Vestal, NY)

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i The President of Harpur College, Dr. Glenn G. Bartle. VITAL FORCE in the evolution of any in- stitution of higher learning is the administra- tion. This has proven especially true in regard to Harpur College, for highly competent men and women have been charged with the respon- sibilities of guidance and coordination. Under the enlightened leadership of the Presi- dent, the college has progressed with constancy and certainty from its embryonic state under Syracuse University to its present status as the sole liberal arts unit of the State Unive1'sity of New York. The administrative personnel who guide and serve the student in his scholastic as well as extracurricular activities are essential to the well being of the academic community. Here at Harpur we find an abundance of personal as- sistance available, combined with genuine con- cern for the welfare of the individual. Particu- larly gratifying to us is the feeling of good fellowship which prevails between the adminis- tration and the student body, a closeness which heightens our respect for those to whom we look for direction and inspiration. fi .X--.utah C i if r Nj . y Harpur faculty wives welcome Mrs. William S. Carl- son to Endicott. Mrs. Bartle and Mrs. Pitcher chat with Mrs, Carlson while Mrs. Newcomb presides at the tea service.

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.w Walter I. Mehl, Dean of Students After a year at the University of Bagdad, Dr. Mehl has returned to the relatively un- exciting task of assisting Harpur students in the problematic business of getting an edu- cation. It's good to have him back in the fold. To Dr. Belniak have been awarded the pleasures and the headaches of coordin- ating student activities, a job which includes ieis iir n K w an fi as wa-.,.v-0-or-...W f if 1 3 ,. i, .l g ,.., W i paw, Vaya X , 2 wh 3 s , , a , t . ,Q jg 54 'Min u- 1-4 Q C-'Z O se rf 4 5 Q 511 K n p U UFS. i U5 Q 'M -. I , X 9, , F X q. fb 9- Q , :ss H as 1 Q L L: - ' EQQXTL .N li W-i,' ai E' , ww Q- f fy cu iEgQg,,,fi2if Zffifiif if , 5 m55Ll 5Qfff2?' . : m .-P we -4-- 5 if v ..,.., sf I the role of chaperone extrordinairef' Our active Director of Admissions has been dash- ing about so much, lately, singing the praises of Harpur, that we had a rough time catching him for a photo! Ace , too, has been doing a lot of travelling, although he has promised to take up residence in his oiiice long enough to find employment for some of us. I--I Ralph G. Rishel, Director of Admissions Aysel Searles, Admissions Counselor