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Robert S. Eckley, PhD., completed his third year as a student of the complexi- ties of a university. From his premier position as fifteenth President of the University, Dr. Eckley Worried over the expenditure of the annual budget and the overall economic Welfare of the institu- tion. The recruitment of an unusually large number of new faculty, and the seeing through of the Hnancial blocs surrounding the construction of the pro- posed fine arts center also marked this year as particularly hectic for Dr. Eckley. At right, Dr. and Mrs. Eckley are in the living room of their imposing and beautifully appointed brick and pine- apple home adjacent to the main of the campus east and south of the quad. fer X sf'
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M 'm-sm-.a. X we In the Glass Menagerle of Holmes Hall John L. Clark, PhD., is seen at left to have survived this his first year at IWU. For- merly associated with Sonoma State College and San Francisco State College in California, he is now head of Wesle- yan's academic offices in his role as Dean of the University. Dr. Clarkis warm sense of humor, sharp wit, and practical coun- sel is becoming known among students despite his burdens of ultimate responsi- bility for the tortuous and convoluted creature that the Academe often seems to be. James R. Barbour, Registrar, at his com- pendium files below left, is known to those students perplexed by the techni- cal intricacies of the creditfdraft relation- ship, and those who at some time have needed to disect their official academic profile. Hal Wassink, Associate Dean of Students, Judith Vance, Assistant Dean of Students, and Jerry Jensen, Dean of Students, act as masseurs and masseuse to the student body in their allocating of housing, spe- cial consideration and counseling. Atten- dent to the various student organizations, especially Senate, they are the most approachable administrators and the most likely sniped at. ,K , tri- lr, 1 E sri,
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Homecoming's sights include Shriner mini- cars, Grand Marshall Jack Horenberger, the queen, the enter- tainers, and the gridmen in this col- lage by Sheryl Free- burg, Homecoming Queen for '69-'70,
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