Gettysburg College - Spectrum Yearbook (Gettysburg, PA)

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E IIEIIIIIATIII As Dean of Geffysburg College for fwenfy years, Wilbur E. Tilberg has been a leader in his field of work. Faifhfully mainfaining -highesf sfandards of scholar- ship af Geffysburg, he leads rafher fhan drives sfu- denfs fo serious fhoughf and sfudy. Because of his efforfs. fhe enfire college has profifed. 'JI Dean Til- berg willingly works many exfra hours and yef main- fains his usual calm and cheerful affifude. He is ever friendly and helpful fo sfudenfs who bring problems before him. And -however offen we meef him on fhe campus as wifh purposeful sfep he goes a-bouf his fasks, he always smiles and greefs us wifh an inspiring I word. We. enjoy friendship wi+h fhis man who has found so much of life in his school and work: we admire his spirif an-d wish fo honor him who has ma-de such an unselfish confribufion fo our Greafer Geffysburg. To him, as an expression of esfeem and in recognifion of his valuable service fo fhe College, fhis book is respecffully dedicafecl. TILBERG . .

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Dr. Henry W. A. Hanson 1'-his year will complefe his +wen+y-fiffh year as presidenl' of GeH'ysburg College, exceeding by several years rhe span of serv- ice of any of his predecessors. His long adminisfrarion -has been marked by exiensive buildin-g programs, academic advancemenis, exfension of fhe physical limirs of +he college properly, and a record numerical increase in ihe size of +he srudeni' body and faculiy. Wifh +he help of Mrs. Hanson, who lends charm and culiure ro our campus, Dr. Hanson has proven himself a friend and falher +o each siudenr and is rec- ognized by all as one who is willing and able 'ro give help and undersfanding whenever i+ is needed. He is one af+er whom each s+uden+ could paH'ern his life in order 'ro realize +o +he fullesi' ex+en+ his highesi goal. PHESIIIE 16