Rend Lake College - Tarn Yearbook (Ina, IL)

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Dean Yates Manages Student Personnel Services As Mr. Yates ' secretary, Mrs. Guyton is always willing to assist students anyway she can. Susan Joiner, potential RLC graduate, seeks advice about her class schedule. Dean of Admission, Mr. James Yates. Working in the Admissions office involves locating curricular information, dealing with scholarships, and filing semester schedules, all which require close affiliation with students. Communication is the primary step of affiliation and communicating seems to come naturally to Mr. Yates and Mrs. Guyton. 23

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New Dean A long search for a new Dean came to a conclusion when Dr. Philip G. Ward assumed the posi- tion. A native of Michigan, Dr. Ward holds a Ph.D. in Higher Education and Administration from Michigan State University. Along with his wife and three children, Dr. Ward established residency in Mt. Vernon. His background as a teacher and administrator in various areas gives him the essential experience needed to effectively listen to, construc- tively criticize, and efficiently co- ordinate the students, faculty and administration into a working body at Rend Lake. As Dr. Ward soon found out, accepting the responsibilities of Dean involves serious reflection and meditation on proposed issues. Smiles boost the day along as Dr. Ward and his secretary, Mrs. Kathleen Kelley, have a friendly chat.

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A dministration Provides Service, Guidance, Dependability Mr, James R. McGhee, Dean of the Adult Education and Community Kirs. Jerry Ruemmbler listens while Mr. Mrs. Imogene Book has plenty of problems to solve while she dedicates Ardell Kimmel, Head of the Vocational her time and work to the position as director of the library. Program, explains confusing details. 24