Ohio Wesleyan University - Le Bijou Yearbook (Delaware, OH)

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Z K As students we sometimes complain about the school administration, about this dean or that one being seemingly unfair in a certain case, about having to remain in the hospital one day more than we feel necessary, or about having Deans of Men and Women Miss Probosco Dictotes to Wait three minutes to procure a reserve book. Yet every Wesleyan student, if he seriously considers the question, will realize how ex- tremely efficient and democratic these various administrative staffs really are. The many problems which they face in formulating policies and in governing their execution in the univer- sity community are solved with consideration for the whole, but keeping in mind individual needs.

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Miss Probasco HSSISTHIIT T0 THE PRESIDENT When asked to describe her position on the administration, Miss Probasco said, Assistant to the president is an undefinable term, but she went on to tell of the many duties that fall to one who holds this title. Her chief duty is that of caring for a multitude of details that are involved in the administration of so complex an organization as a modern college has come to be. She finds it desirous to know as much as possible about what is happening on the campus. This year Miss Probasco has had a very active part in the alumni program and has aided greatly in the revision of this important phase of university life. lt is her general duty to coordinate the whole alumni department, seeing that the work that each person or division does fits together neatly, leaving no gaps. Her specific duty is to send program material to the many alumni groups throughout the country. With the plans for the Centennial celebration well under Way, this department is extremely important. Miss Probasco acts as adviser for all college literature, with the exception of the college catalog and the schedule bulletin. As executive secretary of the Chapel committee, she spends a great deal of time assisting Dr. Burgstahler in the selection of chapel speakers. During the summer she aids in the interviewing of visitors and prospective students.