George Williams College - Embers Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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Home is where you make it and for most GW students home is Dole Hall. Dorm life is filled with all kinds of memories—bull sessions; the 7:55 washroom rush; borrowed cuff links, ties and money; affectionate good-byes in front of the co-ed entrance; the monotonous clicking of typewriters at term paper time; and somewhere sandwiched in between ... a moment of quiet and sleep. Top Left: Dole Hall Desk Staff: Lois Mort, Gary Glasco, Duane Eckles, Joyce Brown, Ed Langbein. Second Left: Our maids, Alberta Gibson and Jessie Clemens. Bottom Left: The Cafeteria Staff: Mary Robinson, Horace Brewer, Louise Upshaw. Mildred Compton, Dietitian; Mary Johnson. Pleasant Stevens and Sallie B. Comer. Top Right : Dole Hall Council: Front Row: Burt Fettig, Tom Moore. Second Row: Bob Turner, Mrs. Celia Marshall, Advisor; Faye He¬ bert, Hester Hursh. Back Row: Lyman Curtis, Jim Wilderom. Lenley Hawkswortb. Neil Allen, Spencer Gregory, George Hanosh. Not Pictured: John Dubocq, Dean of Students. Life in Dole Hall. . . Utopia, New Texas . . . field work . . . detached worker for the WCTU in Evanston . . . famous philanthropist . . . contributed $11.04 to WUS . . . $15 to Hvde Park YMCA ... $5 to Alumni Fund . . . paid cash for Embers . . . Uncle John’s faithful student . . . only male member of WA . . . (trust¬ worthy) . . . has fan club headed by Hooper and Cruthis . . . seldom seen hut always present in spirit.

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Embers “Accent on Informality” was the theme this year as the Emhers staff moved to weave faculty, students and staff into a natural pat¬ tern of activities and events depicting the College Community as it really is. Top Left: Clyde Johnson. Advertising Manager, checks some prospects with some of his staff: Linda Despres. Frank Asel- tyne, Bruce McKay, Dwight Haas and Barbara Roth. Top Right: Layout Editor Karl Hallsten checks a roll of negatives with the Photographers, Dick Bennett and Dave Miller. Bottom Left: Editor, Bob Ogburn. Bottom Center: Tom Kiefer and Merrill Oleson with Dwight Haas. Circulation Manager. Bottom Right: Evelyn Despenza and Betty Besecker work with Barbara Buettner. scheduling chairman. Not pictured are Faye Hebert, writer, and David Laughlin, faculty advisor. WILLIAM OKRAFOSMART - HPE Freetown, Sierra Leone, West Africa . . . married . . . member of Chi Delta Phi . . . serious student . . . plans to enter Settlement work. SUJAN SINGH - HPE 3hobian, Ambala, India . . . received MS in Recreation, December, employed in Registrar’s Office . . . famous soccer coach in home- a familiar figure with beard and turban.

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Top Left—Front Row: Oscar Anderson, John Miller. Back Row: George Spinger, Matt Holmes, Otis Plexico, Bob Freeman, Tim Longley. Not Pictured are Rudy Farmer and Louis Dalgaard. Second Left: Business Office: Mr. Fir¬ man Wood, Business Manager; Harold W. Barner, Director of College Camp and Director of Admissions. Back Row: Priscilla Borusak, secretary; Janet Miyake, cashier; Edith Carson, bookkeeper. Third Left: Dr. Robert Wirt- shafter, college physician, examines Joe Salcik. Mrs. Victoria Pieper. nurse, stands by. Bottom Left: Library Staff: Doris Bluitt, Dave Tweedley, Barbara Roth, Harbans Singh, Mrs. Dorothy Paulson, Joe Casey, Mr. Carl Paulson, college librarian. Top Right: Faculty secretaries: Dorothy O’Kane, Verle Lander. Barbara Hoff and Rose Miller. Bottom Right: Marie Witkay, secretary to the Dean and co-ordinator of the work of the Education Office passes work on to Emma Jean Taylor and Patricia Folger. Far Right: Pearl Gang, secretary to the President. The Ford Foundation grants $91,900 to the College. Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Herrick make a gift of $54,885 to the college to modernize the large gym and pool. The Sears, Roebuck and Company Foundation grants $60,000 for the Scholarship Program over a four-year period. The Frank R. Meyer, Jr., gift of $50,000 to erect a staff lodge at College Camp. John Nuveen gives $11,000 to winterize Nuveen Lodge at College Camp. X S IfS ' ilF w mm mt. r