Eastern University - Log Yearbook (St Davids, PA)

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WILLIAM ALLEN ZULKER Director of Admissions Mr. Zulkefs efficiency and pleasant personality m a k e his contacts with prospective students a valuable part of the college administration. In his personal work and in his direction of College Day ac- tivities, he has proved ca- pable and helpful. V. JEAN WHITTAKER Registrar Miss Whittakeris helpful con- cern and smiling reassurance are valuable assets in helping incoming students to adjust to college life. Her unique ability to bring order out of the students, class schedule chaos has been a help to the entire student body. JOHN W. THOMAS Dean of Men Helping the student to help himself, iiCoachii never solved the problem but guided the student to his own solution. By giving us a deeper under- standing of ourselves, he has given us the key to an under- standing of others. WILLIAM CLARK Assistant to the Treasurer Bill does his utmost to make even the payment of bills as painless as possible for the students. Considerate of the problems which students face, he offers a friendly and helpful manner. FREDERICK E. HENDLER COL. U.S.A. tRETJ Business Manager The administration of money and materials runs smoothly thanks to C01. Hendleris untiring ef- forts. Under his efficient direction, the highest; standard is met. Business is business, but, Eastern, its business with a smile. i 1:31! i t -.;-.' s - - yuquw 3 N:

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GEORGE S. CLAGHORN A.B., B.D., Ph.D. Dean The sincere, energetic personality of John A. Baird, Jr. is an indispensable factor in the administrative personnel of Eastern Baptist College. In addition to assisting the President in all of his executive respon- sibilities, Mr. Baird directs the vital Public Relations department of the school. His primary responsibility is acting as liaison between Eastern and its numerous friends and supporters. The responsibilities facing the man in the posi- tion of Dean of a college are varied and complex. These responsibilities have been capably dis- charged by Dr. George S. Claghorn in his years as Easternas Dean. In addition to fulfilling the duties of his office, Dr. Claghorn has transmitted to both students and faculty his feeling of the challenge which is ours to preserve Christian education in today,s world. Choosing to make 1961 his last year in the position of Dean so that he may devote more time to his field of philosophy, Dr. Claghorn Will long be remembered for his administrative work. JOHN A. BAIRD, JR. A.B. Assistant to the President

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ix .. e -Ag ; .A AN' W- - MR. AND MRS. O. H. PROSS Kitchen Administration Largely through the efforts; of Mr. and Mrs. Pross, the Slater System has operated success- fully at Eastern for five years. In addition to their regular duties, Mr. and Mrs. Pross offer many extra courtesies on special occasions and frequently attend social and athletic activities on campus. MISS ALTA EARL, R.N. A. S. BUCK, M.D. Infirmary Staff The care administered so efficiently by the medical team of Miss Earl and Dr. Buck is an important and creditable part of Easternis program. MRS. HENRY HICHETHEIR MISS ETHEL KLINGERMAN MRS. FRANK JOPP Library Staff Student body and faculty owe a great debt of gratitude to Miss Klingerman and her efficient staff for their helpfulness with individual prob- lems and their skillful supervision of the rapidly growing library collection.