Park University - Narva Yearbook (Parkville, MO)

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CHALCEA WHITE, M.A. Dean Of Students Miss White, for several years Dean of Women at Park, this year was made Dean of Students. Her many duties include serving as advisor to the WJC and the women ' s Inter-dorm Council, sponsoring the Vocational Guidance Program and Stephens Dorm , supervising campus housing and acting as Health Center coordinator. Despite her numerous administrative responsi¬ bilities, Miss White finds time to attend most campus social functions and to chat informally with students. Office of Student Personnel Dean Of Religious Life Rev. Kenneth S. Waterman, minister of the Presbyterian Urban Parish in Kansas City, assumed the duties of Acting Dean of Religious Life in December, 1958. In addition to conduct¬ ing the majority of Wednesday evening vesper services and continuing his pastorate in Kansas City, Rev. Waterman has served as advisor to the Board of Elders, arranged for a number of Sunday morning services, and has shown an active interest in campus activities in general. Prior to Rev. Waterman ' s appointment. Dr. W. O. Johnson filled the position for the first few months of the year, delivering many of the Sunday sermons himself, while continuing to teach courses in religion and philosophy. KENNETH S. WATERmN, B.A., B.D. 20

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ADOLPH MANOIL Licentiate ' s Degree, Ph.D. Dean Of The College Dr. Manoil, professor of psychology and chairman of the department, was named acting Dean last fall, succeeding Dr. Howard S. Greenlee. The correlation of numerous aspects of the college ' s four-point program consti¬ tutes the academic Dean ' s major responsibility. This includes the vital function of promoting understanding and cooperation among administration, faculty and students. In addition to his new duties. Dean Manoil continued as chairman of the psychology department and taught courses in that subject both semesters. 1 9

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Registrar All student academic records, class sched¬ ules and transcripts are handled by the registrar ' s office, in addition to course registration proceed¬ ings at the beginning of each semester and the distribution of grade slips four times a year. All this, comprising what may appear an impossible task to the uninitiated, is carried out competently by Mrs. Brown and her staff. HARRY J. MILLER, M.A. Director of Alumni and Public Affairs Mr. Edwards, formerly with the National Greeting Card Corporation and vice-president and sales manager of Howard Company in San Francisco, assumed his present position with the college during the summer of 1958. In ad¬ dition to his responsibilities as Director of Alumni and Public Affairs, a new post in which are combined the former offices of Alumni and Public Relations, Mr, Edwards is also involved in admissions work. SHERRY BROWNE Director of Admissions The admissions office and staff of admis¬ sions counsellors scattered throughout the country, under the supervision of Mr. Miller, Director, put a great deal of effort into recruiting students for the past year. The results of this work were seen in the largest freshman class to enroll at Park in eight years. Mr. Miller ' s duties entail numerous trips away from campus in order to contact prospective students person¬ ally. CHARLES J. EDWARDS, B.A. 2 I