St Andrews Presbyterian College - Lamp and Shield / Bagpipe Yearbook (Laurinburg, NC)

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DEAN OF THE COLLEGE Most of SA people agree that Robert F. Davidson, Dean of the College, must have found the key to happiness — he is a never-end- ing fountain of hee-hees! But be- hind the laughter is a serious man with great responsibilities. It is his duty to maintain St. Andrews as an academic institution in spite of what others want to make It. In ad- dition to these duties, he is a busy committeeman, a great help to the honor society, and an advisor to all the desperate students whom no- body else can help! ' 45»5Wlr J. J L 20 IJIiPjIJJIiP

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ADMISSIONS OFFICE Here ' s a student with 1550 on his SAT ' s, straight A ' s in high school, captain o f the football team, president of the senior class, active in both his church and the community, highest recommenda- tions, even has a crew cut. Says here he ' s applied to Princeton, Duke, Harvard, and St. Andrews. Of course we all sympathize with the difficulties our new Director of Admissions, Mr. Everett E. Gourley, Jr., puts up with. His secretary, Lalavae Simmons, provides recep- tion duties, correspondence, tran- quilizers, and a smile. Mary Wells McNeill, who is Financial Aid Offi- cer, plays a respective role in the Admissions game also. With the careful scrutiny of these people and the Admissions Committee, the various high school presidents are screened for admission according to the college ' s standards. Occa- sionally, one or two of the football captains are allowed to slip by, the Admissions Department feeling that that student might do better at Ohio State or Texas. Mr. Everett E. Gourley, Jr., Director of Admissions I iJHiii