Champlain College - Du Lac Yearbook (Plattsburgh, NY)

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fin, Cons+ance Bowers. S-A Y.,-5-S Trxixm-sw M Librarians: lsabel Phillips, Kafhryn Mar- 1 As one of rhe imporianl assels of rhe College, rhe library has conslanily grown in size and numbers lo ils presenl posirion as a well-developed and com- pararively exrensive collecrion. The bulls of lhe boolcs has been purchased, while aboui one-fourlh has been borrowed from ihe Slale Library, and one- sixih donaled by individuals and universiries. The core of Jrhe collecrion does nor duplicale The ma- lerial coniained in course fexiboolcs, buf il includes The classics and semi-classics of lireraiure, lechnical handbooks, advanced lexls, and scholarly srudies which supplemenr course lexfboolcs. The seleclion of library malerial has been a cooperalive eflorl on The parl of various deparfmenl heads, The library slralif, and individual faculiy members. In addilion, publicalions Jrhal The college library does nor have may be borrowed Through ACUNY from olher li- braries. The library now consisls of over ll,OOO volumes and subscribes To approximalely ZOO currenf peri- odicals. W,-4

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George I-l. l-laines, resideni business manager of Champlain College, has general supervision of all The business ac+iviiies of Jrhe College. Included in his responsibiliiies are supervision of housing, ihe accouniing office, sludenl employmenl, secreiarial and clerical personnel including +he secreiarial pool, Jrhe receiving deparimenl, sioclc room, Tele- phone service and coniaci wiih special services such as lhe cafeieria, barber shop and laundries. W. S. Brunell, superinlendenl of buildings and grounds for Champlain, has charge oi Jrhe operaiion and mainlenance of +he physical plani of +he Col- lege, including Heverylhing Jrhal operales or moves. Roberl McGregor, direclor oi siudenl housing for Champlain, worlcs under the business manager's supervision. l-le mainlains space records, malces all room assignmenls for sludenis, lceeps Jrraclc of Jrhe changes in lhe assignmenls, makes periodic in- speciions for inlringemeni of Jrhe housing regula- lions and damage, checlcs reni bills, and reporis any delinquencies lo ihe business manager. 4,44 il .,,. lub' H 5 1 ' km . WM' George H. Haines, Business Manager. ll I W. Sfanley Brunell, Superiniendeni of Buildings and Grounds. . Roberi' McGregor, Direcfor of S+uclen1' Housing.

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Miss ' . an , 5 ue, - AHairS. M355 Marlon Du ui-idinaTor of VeTer6N5 Guidance and coo ' Tor Oi Eihel Riscailai Dlrecd Mri. Mary HGTTTST- . T M Mariorie Wells. AssisTan'f To e iss adminisTraTor- RepresenTing The VeTerans' AdminisTraTion aT Champlain, Mr. Jaclc W. Tinlcle and Mr. Floyd V. Frudy have been visiTed aT one Time or anoTher by aImos+ every veTeran sTudenT on campus. Mr. Tinlcle supervises The advise- menT oT veTerans while Mr. Frudy, as Train- ing OTTicer, acTs as advisor To sTudenTs under Public Law I6. Mr. Melvin A. Ferns, STaTe VeTerans' Coun- selor, has become lcnown To New Yorlc STaTe veTerans Through his worlc on The bonus ap- plicaTion Torms. T-le has noTarized and re- corded daTa Tor sTudenTs and has unTiringly assisTed on special problems regarding insur- ance and innumerable oTher rnaTTers oT con- cern To sTudenTs. h PsYci1olo9m and i esi' THE GUIDANCE CENTER The iniTial adiusTmenT To The demands oT college liTe and The lack oT guidance in high schools and communiTies malce The services oT The Champlain College Guidance CenTer increasingly imporTanT. As parT oT The oTTice oT The Dean oT STudenTs, The CenTer oTTers vocaTional and personal counseling as well as an obiecTive appraisal oT a sTudenT's abil- iTies, apTiTudes, and inTeresTs. The CenTer has The approval oT The U. S. VeTerans' AdminisTraTion and oTTers services To non-veTerans as well as veTerans. CaTalogs oT colleges, universiTies, and Technical schools are available Tor sTudenT reTerence. Also a Tile oT occupaTional maTerial gives sTudenTs an op- porTuniTy To obTain a beTTer realizaTion oT The world oT work. STudenTs have Tound The sTaTT always ready To lisTen To all Types oT problems and guesTions, and conTidences are sTricTly lcepT. Miss EThel M. Riscalla is DirecTor oT Guidance and adminisTers The veTeran and non-veTeran advisemenT program. As Coordin- aTor oT Ve-Terans' ATTairs she, wiTh The able assisT- ance oT The CenTer secreTary, Marion Dubuque, handles all subsisTence allowances and veTeran quesTions Tor sTudenTs in Training under Public Law 346. AdminisTraTion oT The STudenT Loan Fund is an- oTher imporTanT Guidance CenTer TuncTion. Mrs. Mary l-leTTler assisTs in keeping accounTs in order and The service has proved To be invaluable To needy sTudenTs. Mr. Michal-SmiTh, PsychologisT in charge oT TesT- ing, is well equipped To do psychological counsel- ing. T-le is assisTed by Miss Mariorie Wells. who does The TesT adminisTering in The guidance program. i,. lllufi DLMIH MQHUSR, J THE DIS ll ii, 55552 Ci . 1 ' .A- Si. 65 ey- 5.: .E risw :.' -3 ga... 1 nm., lifes :- il .. Tig r':- ll rg: Mr. Melvin A. Ferns, S+aTe VeTerans' Counselor, Mr. Jael: W. Tinlile: ana Mr. Floyd V. Frudy, V. A. RepresenTaTives. g Pr