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PRESIDENT HUGH F. McKEAN 14
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ADMINISTRATION In I SS = , the first institution of higher education was founded in Morula. The name ot the Corporation shall be Rollins College ... Its object, which shall never be changed, shall be the Christian education of youth. . . . In 1959 President Illicit I . McKean is working in accordance with the Board of Trustees to maintain a program devoted to the highest type of under- graduate liberal education. I he departments of the administration are varied and neces- sarj to the functioning of the institution. 1 he three deans are instrumental in guiding and advising the student body as a w hole and as indiv iduals in all phases of college life, including the social as well as the academic side. Mr. Schiller Scroggs, Dean of the College, works closeh with President McKean, Mrs. Helen Watson. Dean of Women, and Mr. Dyckman Vermilve, Dean of Men, in maintaining a plea-ant and helpful relationship with the students. I he Board of Trustees, under the able chairmanship of Mr. Miller Walton, is the policy-making division of the college. These men and women, drawn from various personal occupa- tions, devote their time to further the educational plan of Rollins and create new improvements in the present program which emphasizes the individual student and his self-education. Their work lies in the directing and operating of Rollins College as a w hole. No institution could function with organization and ease without the various administrative departments. Mr. Lloyd L. Wagnon, the Assistant to the President and Acting Alumni Secretary, is the co-ordinator of the alumni and the undergrad- uates and the liaison officer between the alumni and the Presi- dent ' s office. Dr. Alfred f. Hanna, the Vice-President, strives tor the continuance of college development. Mi. John Tiedtke, the ice-President and I reasurer, is concerned with the financial business of the college. Mr. Frederick II. Ward, as comptroller and Assistant I reasurer, checks income and expenses against the budget. Mr. Malcolm F. Scott, the .Acting Director of Admis- sions, has the pleasure of selecting the prospective or hopeful future Rollins students. Mr. Richard S. Wolfe, the Registrar, is instrumental in tabulating the students ' academic schedules to make certain thev are fulfilling the college requirements. Mis. .Alice M. Hansen, the Head Librarian, is accountable tor the purchasing, care of, and proper cataloging of books, and the supervision of the ' indents ' usage of the lihrarv facilities. Miss Emily R. Merrill, the Acting Director of the Placement Bureau, aids and assets the students seeking employment as undergrad- uates and as graduates. Mr. Joseph Justice, the Director of Athletics, is responsible for directing the physical education pro- gram in addition to the training and coaching of teams for intra- mural and intercollegiate competitive athletics. Mr. Vladimir Mandl, Director of the News Bureau, collects and distributes for publication information concerning Rollins. Mr. George C. Cartwright, the Superintendent of Buildings, maintains the in- terior and exterior of all buildings and all college property. Air. Harold Mutispaugh, the Purchasing Agent, prepares specifica- tions and requests for bids on supplies needed bv various de- partments of the college. Miss Chloe M. Lylc, the Cashier, is responsible for the intake of nionev due the college from the students. These administrators, together with their staffs, create the efficienc) of organization necessarv to the functioning of Rollins College as an institution of higher education. BOARD OF TRUSTEES: First row: Dr. Harry J. Carman, Mr. A. G. Bush, Mrs. Hugh F. McKean, Mr. Miller Walton, chairman, President Hugh F. McKean, Mr. Clarence M. Gay; Second row: Dr. Oliver C. Carmichael, Mr. Thomas P. Johnson, Mrs. Richard S. Conger, Mr. H. George Carrison, Mr. Coulter Craig; third row: Mr. George W. Johnson, secetary, Mr. L. Corrin Strong, Dr. Nelson Marshall, Mr. H. S. Lauterbach, Mr. William B. Mills, Mr. Joseph S. Guernsey, Mr. J. Roy Dickie, Mr. Howard W. Showalter, Jr. Not pictured: Mr. F. Monroe Allemon, Mr. Olcott H. Deming, Mr. Bryant H. Prentice, Jr., Dr. T. Ccmpbell Thompson, Mr. Lowell Wadmond, Mrs. Csborn C. Wilson.
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