Gettysburg College - Spectrum Yearbook (Gettysburg, PA)

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DEANS AND REGISTRAR Linking the college administration with the faculty and students are the Deans and the Registrar. The Dean of the College is responsible for the general supervision of instruction and discipline, for care of the moral, physical, and intellectual welfare of students, and for the providing of counsel. It is the responsibility of the Dean of Men and the Dean of Women to counsel men and women students, respectively, in personal, social, and academic matters, and to act as liaison between the students and the administration and faculty. Through the Interfraternity Council and Pan-Hellenic Council, they supervise the functioning of the fraternity system. They are also responsible for the assigning 0f dormitory space and for the freshmen advisor system. The Registrafs position is that of serving as the initial link between the college and the prospective student. WILBUR E. TILBERC, A.B., M.A., PhD. Dean of the College ROBERT H. FRYLINC, A.B., MS. MARTHA STOREK, A.B., Ph.D. Dean of Men Dean of Women CHARLES R. WOLFE, A.B., MA. Uenn nf Jiliniccfnnc nnn' RPgistrtlr

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WALTER C. LANGSAM B.S., M.A., Ph.D., LL.D.. LittD. PRESIDENT Since assuming the presidency of Gettysburg College three years ago, Dr. Walter C. Langsam has been responsible for a large number of improvements in the college systeme- improvements in its physical outlook, in its academic functioning, and in its relations with the community and the educational world. His administration has seen the completion of Christ Chapel, the increasing of the enrollment figure, the placing of the college on the approved list of the American Association of University Women, the increasing of class- room facilities9 and the putting into effect of an extensive building program, beginning with the erection of a three-unit dormitory for men. The President and Mrs. Langsam serve well in their roles as leaders of the college, C0- Operating whole-heartedly with the students and attending many social functions, including athletic events, meetings, and dances. In their roles as community leaders, both are quite active in social and civic affairs, thus cementing further the ties between the college and the community.

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ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF Miss Rose Marie Swisher, Secretary to the President: Mrs. Ruth Croft, Recorder; Miss Mildred H. Hartzell, Assistant to the Dean; Miss Rosea B. Armor, Secretary to the Alumni Secretary. HOUSEMOTHERS SEATED: Mrs. Lurenu V. Deatrick, Stevens Hall: Miss Ruth Kuser. Phi Delta Theta Fraternity: Mrs. Julia Augustine, Lambda Chi Alpha Fraternity; Mrs. Lillian Stitvs, Phi Gamma Delta Fraternity: Miss Winifred E. Campbell. Huber Hall; Mrs. Jean Charles, Tau Kappa Epsilon Fraternity. STANDING: Mrs. May H. Sorrick, Beuhler Hall; Mrs. Frances Dunne. Aughinbaugh Hull; Mrs. Anna N. Class, Hanson Hall. tag; W .9; EDWERTH E. KORTE, BD. Chaplain WILLIAM C. DARRAH. 35. Director of Adult Education C. PAUL CESSNA, MA. Alumni Secretary RICHARD C. DEBUS, M.B.A. Business Manager