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'W SHERWOOD R. MERCER, A.M. Dean of the Faculty Ill llllilllli PERRY F. KENDIG, A.M., Ph.D Dean of Students
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ROBERT C. HORN, Ph.D., Litt.D. Vice President ...lm HARRY A. BENFER, A.M. Director of Admissions and Dean of Freshmen
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PAUL J. GEBERT, A.B., Registrarg Howmzn M. MACCKEGOR, B.S., Treasurerg EDMUND S. KEITER, M.A., Business Managerg GORDON B. FISTER, Director of Public Relationsg Joi-IN H. WAGNER, A.B., Alumni Secretaryg GURNEY F. AFFLERBACH, Ph.B., M.S., Director of Intercollegiate Athleticsg GEORGE LAWSON, Ph.B., Assistant Director of Intercollegiate Athleticsg ALVIN W. HARTZELL, Superintendent of Buildings and Groundsg GEORGE A. F ROUNFELKER, JR., Ph.B., Veterans Administrator. ,ldnzinisfrafivn The tale of this complicated but nonetheless progressive year for the Administration begins with the destructive fire which virtually gutted the Administration Building on the night of May 30, 1947. The catastrophe necessitated so many re-arrangements in facilities and personnel that all major events of the year were measured in relation to tl1e HAd Building fire. Wlithin ten days of the fire, substitute loca- tions had been established for most of the burned- out offices. 'GA,' Hall dormitory was promptly con- verted to house the top administrative offices. The Dean of Freshman was moved to lush ac- commodations in the West Hall reception room. Offices of the Treasurer and of the Athletic Di- rector were established in the Library basement. Academic offices found makeshift accommoda- tions in various buildings on the campus. The College was struck by another serious misfortune when President Tyson became ill and was forced to leave his duties from February until September of 1948. During the Preside11t's ab- sence executive authority was largely vested in a committee consisting of Vice-President Horn., chairmang Dr. Swain, Dean Mercer, Mr. Keiter and Mr. MacGregor. Department heads were re- sponsible for rounding out many additional ex- ecutive functions. Although under physician's orders to rest and ignore l1is work completely, President Tyson came back to the campus from
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