Pacific Union College - Diogenes Lantern Yearbook (Angwin, CA)

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an the A haven for the discouraged, confused. misplaced student, the office of Miss Elenor Spoor, Associate Dean of Stu- dents. aids the perplexed through voca- tional testing and advising. She and Dean lVlclVlune guide and promote student activities and organizations and Search for solutions to studentproblems. XL Elenor C. Spoor, lVl,A. Gwen Speuhler is a relatively newcomer to the Academic Dean's office, thisvear completing her second year as head of its graduate subdivision. Schedulingthe graduate curricula is her perennial problem. Personal contact with grad- uate students provided a welcome diversion. 5- Gwen Spuehler, B.A. ...-ui

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V.K Juler, MA. New to the office of Admissions and Records, Dr. James Scott began the vearvvith a revision of registration meth- ods. Other alterations have been a nevv organization of the office: the change over to Data Processing for records, and also for grading to speed up the general efficiency of the office. Aided by the Assistant Director, V. Kenneth Juler, the Registrars office admitted 1,763 students, the highest enrollment in PUC's history. The office guided in planning scholastic programs, both short and long range, and graduation require- ments.

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Fl. Dale lVlcCune, lVl.S.Ed. QM 71622 ' Roger VV. Coon is PUC on the go. Having completed tvvo years of spreading PUC's image throughout the surrounding community and farther, Elder Coon has done much to shape that image. The College Relations Department is responsible for all media publications, College Day, Speaker Bureau programs, and other off-campus programs. Roger W. Coon, MA, ' gmklea I Ill A vital component to the school's vvell- being -vvhere a student can find both a chastening rod and sympathetic listen- er. Dale lVlcCune returned this year to fill the dean's chair, and take his place on the many committees vital to Student Administration relations.