Middlebury College - Kaleidoscope Yearbook (Middlebury, VT)

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IiLIZABliTI-I ll. IQIQLLY, Dean of FVOHICII. v ' ig! HARRIS 12. THURBER, Acting Dean ol' Men. E- 5 'Q I , K FRED F. NEUBERGER, --v- Deznn of Freshman Men, Director of Men's Residences.

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,Av- Vllalter E. Brooker, Executive :Xssistzml to the President, Director ol' Development Program. .john C. Bowker, Dean of the Faculty able ADMIN ISTRATORS Problems, decisionsg problems, decisions. How else can one describe an administrative job? Hun- dreds of problems march into Old Chapel a day, and hundreds of decisions file Ullt. Carrying the load of student and faculty health, happiness, and security are the deans. Situations ranging from misunderstandings to serious academic difficulties are discussed over their desks with in- sight and sympathy. Responsibility to the college, the trustees, the faculty, the students and their fam- ilies, makes the position of dean one of paramount importance on campus. There are problems too which concern college administration - the financial difficulties of an ex- panding student body and changing requirements for a liberal arts school. These also are wisely met, to keep Middlebury at its high intellectual level.

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I-IOUSEMOTHERS-Sellted: Zaccagnini, Thompson, Wyman, Peter- son, Clarke. Siamling: McLeod, Martin, Thibault, Craigin, Ransforcl. in LIBRARIANS- Fmllt Row: MC- Collough, Shakett, Robinson, Jew- elt, Noel. Burk Row: Dukett, Fayer, Suppio, Randall, Montgom- cry. servin DEAN'S OFFICE STAFFS-Below: Chaffee, Paquette. Above: Bicknell, Bolsterle. , .. 4 m,.Awmz1lr.,,. ,112 ,, Z, ,,-A-e!Wfag