Lebanon Valley College - Quittapahilla Yearbook (Annville, PA)

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dean of men Warmth and understanding are only a few of the qualities which characterize Mr. George R. Marquette, dean of men. Feeling his position is not one of disci- plinarian, Mr. Marquette leaves the enforcement of the rules primarily in the hands of the Men ' s Senate and assumes the role of student advisor. During the second semester Mr. Marquette took a sabbatical leave to conclude his graduate work. Yet due to his deep concern for the student, he returned to campus whenever possible to keep in touch with him. 16

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dean of the college In 1960 Dr. Carl Y. Ehrhart added to his duties as head of the Philosophy Department those of Dean of the College. Serving as chief advisor to the presi- dent, Dr. Ehrhart attacks such problems as faculty supervision, student admission, and the academic standing of the college. Well known to all by his wit and sharp humor, Dr. Ehrhart takes pride in knowing the students personally and advocates such a relationship between faculty and student. 15

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acting dean second semester Acting as dean of men during Mr. Marquette ' s absence in the second semester is a well-known assist- ant professor of English, Mr. Theodore D. Keller. Having served as dean of men from 1953 to 1956, Mr. Keller has gained valuable insight into and knowledge of the task temporarily afforded him. Sharing Dean Marquette ' s views on allowing the matters of discipline to the student government, Mr. Keller has gained the respect and admiration of all who came in contact with him. 17