Northwood Institute - Norfinda Yearbook (West Baden, IN)

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Dean David Fry—Leadership Personified Dean David E. Fry Northwood of Indiana’s new top administrative officer who is young brilliant and has answers to questions. Indiana’s gain was Michigan’s loss: he was dean of the Midland campus before coming to West Baden in August, 1971. They liked him there, too; students named him “professor of the year’’ twice. Other vital information: Educational background— BA from Hillsdales College MBA from Wayne State University Marital status— Most happily espoused to Claudia Residence— World’s greatest high rise apart- ment with an interior view Most appealing characteristic— An utter lack of pomposity. Registrar Patrick Fleming is a man of many responsibilities. He works with the dean in scheduling classes and mak- ing faculty assignments, evaluates tran- scripts, provides information for students wishing to transfer, sends all mid-term and final grades, and performs a host of other tasks that go with the title of registrar. 20

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Is it too much to expect? We think not. Each year we choose three men who will surely meet their challenge. They are the Knights of Northwood. Left: King Kevin Snow Above: Knight Larry Jones Below: Knight Dennis Sanches 19

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Admissions director Bill Bush is in charge of student enrollment. He talks to high school counselors, students, and parents about the advantages of a Northwood education. David Moeggenberg, as the business man- ager, is responsible for keeping a record of all income and expenses of the college and the maintanence of the physical plant. He is a Midland graduate. Advisor, faculty marshall, counselor, and friend are among the titles that could be used for Raymond T. Semmons, Director of Student Personnel and Housing. A for- mer Midland Student body president, Mr. Semmons is advisor to the Disciplinary Board and the Student Senate. The lady that turns out scores of news releases and features a year is Mrs. Janice Turner, Director of Public Relations. But Mrs. Turner isn’t always to be found in her office. She often greets visitors, give tours and as one of Northwood’s top ad- ministrators, helps to make decisions ef- fecting Northwood’s future. 21