Geneva College - Genevan Yearbook (Beaver Falls, PA)

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DEAN OF WOMEN MRS. HELEN REAGLE Mrs. Reagle begins to counsel the women interested in Geneva from the day they first visit the campus. Her charming personality and advisory ability win the admiration of the women in the W.S.A. which she spon- sors. Deans DEAN OF MEN ' MR. KENNETH SAXTON Mr. Saxton's Warm smile and friend- ly attitude quickly win the confidence of the men of Geneva. Many of his free periods are spent in conversation with students about their schedules, personal problems, and future plans. DEAN OF THE FACULTY DR. WILLIAM CLELAND ' Many difficult problems fall upon the shoulders of Dr. Cleland besides teaching mathematics. It is his duty not only to secure instructors with the highest qualifications and stand- ards but also, as Chairman of the Curriculum Committee, he must set up and supervise the teaching pro- gram. This Dean is a priceless asset to Geneva.

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g I Deans DEAN OF THE COLLEGE DR. ROBERT PARK Dr. Park is the natural choice for this office. He has always been a leader of youth, readily under- standing and sympathizing with them. His sense of humor and in- terest in each student give good reasons for his popularity. DEAN OF FRESHMAN DR. HAROLD BRUCE Often when Dr. Bruce is not on cam- pus he is on one of his many trips to high schools to represent Geneva. He also is responsible for the anonymous publicity that students interested in Geneva receive. After they have enter- ed as freshmen he helps them get adjust- ed to college life and advises them in planning their schedules. DIRECTOR or EXTENSION DR. JOHN McISAAC It would be difficult to find a man more capable of performing the duties of Director of Extension. Besides de- voting much of his time to helping fu- ture teachers With their problems and keeping abreast with the modern trends of education, he aids the veterans in adjusting to college life and wisely ad- vises the extension students.

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Faculty GEORGE S. COLEMAN: Associate Professor of History, A. B., M. A., Ph. D., .University of Pittsburgh, Harvard University, Reformed Presbyterian Theological Seminary.-ROB- ERT PARK: Head of the History Depart- ment, B.,A., M. A., D. D., Syracuse Univer- sity, University of Pittsburgh, Reformed Presbyterian Theological Seminary.-ISA- BELLE T. MURPHY: Instructor of History, B. A., M. A., Geneva College, University of Chicago. MARGARET RIPPER: Assistant Professor of French, A. B., M. A., Geneva College, Penn- sylvania State College, Middlebury College. -FLORENCE HAUGH: Assistant Professor of Spanish, A. B., M. A., Geneva College, Uni- versity of Pittsburgh, Duke University.- MARTHA A. COOK: Professor of German, A. B., Geneva College, University of Wiscon- sin, University of Pittsburgh.-BETTY MIL- LER ZAHN: Instructor of Spanish, B. A., Geneva College, University of Mexico, Uni- versity of Colorado. JOHN S. MCISAAC: Head of the Department of Education, A. B., A. M., Ph. D., Geneva College, University of Chicago, University of Pittsburgh.-ISABEL HILL: Assistant in Elementary Education, B. S. in Ed., Marion College, University of Virginia, Slippery Rock State Teachers College, Geneva Col- lege, University of Pittsburgh.-RUSSELL ROSENBERGER: Assistant Professor of Education, B. S., M. Litt., Geneva College, University of Pittsburgh, University of Iowa.