Monticello College - Echo Yearbook (Godfrey, IL)

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 DR. GAIL E. MYERS, Vice-President Working for Monti’s progress An extremely versatile person. Dr. Gail E. Myers may be found discussing the quality or size of print used in a Monticello periodical, speaking to the Board of Trustees, or in conference with Dr. Wimpress. His positions as VICE-PRESIDENT of the college, head of the public relations program, and director of our Program for Progress, call for a great deal of time and knowledge. Even though he is an extremely busy person. Dr. Myers is always ready to help the individual student on a school or personal problem. 23

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Board members are, standing: President Wimpress; Edmund Morgcnstcrn, Pres., Robinson Milling Co.; Dr. Robert Anshuetz, physician; James Kel-lock, ViccPrcs., Wilding Inc.; J. Preston Levis, Chrm. Board, Owens-Illinois Glass Co.; seated: Mrs. John Green, alumna; Mrs. Jay Delano, alumna; M. Ryric Milnor, Pres., Alton First National Bank; Mrs. George Milnor, alumna; Mrs. Joseph Paper, alumna; Mrs. Theodore Chapman. Trustees and Administration In 1960-1961 the Board of Trustees was enthusiastically working on Dr. Wimpress' Program for Progress and the projected plans for adding to the educational facilities at Monticello. Under the direction of Mrs. Spencer T. Olin, chairman of the Board, the trustees meet three times yearly to study the financial and academic growth of the school. This group of nationally recognized business leaders carries the influence and prestige of Monticello throughout the country. Building Committee members are: Colonel Goodman, Director of Operational Scr-vices; Mr. Louis Heider; Mr. Spencer T. Olin, Director, Olin-Mathioson Chemical Co.; Mrs. Spencer T. Olin, Chairman of the Board; R. M. Milnor; B. E. Bassett, Gen. Mgr., U. S. Defense Corp.; Dr. Wimpress; Mrs. Dorothy Harris; Dr. Anschu-elz; and Dr. Myers.

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John D. Schweitzer serves as the DEAN OF THE FACULTY at Monticello. Through his efforts, a serious academic life is encouraged. It is his responsibility to aid in the planning and selection of academic courses offered in the college. During a typically busy day he may be found at work in his office, presiding at the college or preparatory school judicial council, or discussing commencement exercises with a group of students. In accordance to his position. Dean Schweitzer is responsible for the employment of the faculty, academic work of the students, and the well-being of faculty and students alike. JOHN D. SCHWEITZER, Academic Dean The Spirit of dedication MRS. FLORENCE DUREE, Dean of Students Perhaps the most difficult phase of college life is in meeting the challenges of the first two years. Mrs. Florence Duree, DEAN OF STUDENTS is the congenial yet firm guide so often relied upon by Monticello women. She seems to represent a pillar of strength and is always on call, available for consultation or a friendly chat. As the adviser to the Junior Class and Junior Committee, Mrs. Duree assists in the preparation and presentation of the G.W.B., and also sponsors the Student Council. In addition, she plans periodical activity schedules with the Social Chairmen and organizes the Sponsor-sponsee program. 24