Lehigh University - Epitome Yearbook (Bethlehem, PA)

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In his search for knowledge the student often utilizes the services of the Library Staff: First row: Edward G. Rankey, William W. Kenawell, James D. Mack, Librarian; Robert S. Taylor, Barry H. Watts. Second row: Ruth C. Pace, Katherine T. Emerson, Patricia F. Weitzel, Margaret L. Dennis, Mary E. Gruber, Margaret M. Caffrey. Students gain aid in making adjustments to college from the Placement, Counseling, and Testing Services: First row: Everett A. Teal, Director; Andrew J. Edmiston; Second row: James C. Mancuso, Laurence A. McNellis. RHC President Bill Eberhart and Charles J. Moravec, Director of Public Information, have an official tete-a-tete in the hitter ' s office about a buffet for Parents ' Day.

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Maintaining contact with over 17,000 alumni and stim- ulating active interest in Lehigh is the role of Robert A. Harrier, Alumni Association Executive Secretary. Encouraging scholarly achievement and scientific research is the mission of George R. Jenkins and Harvey A. Neville, Director, of the Institute of Research. Publishing Alumni Bulletin and other publications is the assignment of Robert M. Rhodes, Publications Manager. Who will have need of my services next June? these seniors seem to be asking. The Placement Office is often crowded with available seniors and would-be employers. 27

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The 700 men of the freshman class are selected from thousands of applicants by the Admission Office staff: Daniel G. Ritter, Samuel H. Missimer. Charles A. Seidle, Director, and James W. McGeady. With a familiar hi-friend-glad-to-know-you grin, Dr. Charles A . Seidle performs his enviable duty as chief wel- comer in the Admissions Office. Obviously, he ' s made an impression on the possible future student. Along with other duties, Wray H. Gongdon is Dean of the Graduate School, rapidly growing in size and outlook. 29