Binghamton University - Colonist Yearbook (Vestal, NY)

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' if ' i Mary R. Moore, Counselor of Students Robert Walsh, Financial Secretary Although her reason for summoning you may not be a happy one, youire always greeted with a friendly smile and at kind word in Miss Moore's oiiice. Dr. Kimball is our night mann at Harpur, keeping the evening classes under control as well as solving the various problems which go with being a veteran in college. None of us envy Mr. Walsh the tremendous responsibility of con- Iack M. Kimball, Director of Evening Divi- sion Michael N. Scelsi, Director of Public Rela- tions trolling the purse-strings of the college, but with him on the job we know the green stuff is being handled wisely and well. It takes a good man to keep everybody happy and re- tain his sanity at the same time, and Mike Scelsi fills the bill. His gift of gab and hearty laugh are the unmistakable hallmarks of the successful young public relations man.

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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

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igggn f 'l ' Mrs. Marie Coney, Recorder Rev. Samuel Little, Counselor of Protestant Students Josiah T. Newcomb, Librarian .fl .:. 5 if David C. Henderson, Director of Physical Education and Athletics John M. Natale, Athletics Counselor Rabbi Iacob Hurwitz, Counselor of Jewish Students Rev. Edgar M. Holihan, Counselor of Catholic Students The monumental files and the mysterious workings of the I.B.M. machine lie within Mrs. Coney's domain as she manages the complex tasks in the records office. Mr. Henderson is a newcomer to Harpur, already demonstrating his capability in the athletic department. And, of course, Mr. Natale continues to do a fine job with the lettermen. The coaches will really be in their glory when the new gym is finished. An important asset to the college is the excel- lent staff of religious counselors available to the students. Advising the clubs of various faiths as well as helping with personal problems, these men of the clothv are always at our service. Presiding over our 65,000 volumes with pride and diligence is the genial Mr. Newcomb, who is right at home in the barracks-like prefabs, what with the jeep he pilots to the library each morning.