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REVEREND BROTHER PHILIP, O.S.F., Ph.D. Director of Student Personnel Services GEORGE LOUGHRAN, M.S. Guidance Counselor The aim of Student Personnel Services is to assist the student in his successful adjustment to St. Francis College. This division of administration attempts to guide and counsel the student in his educational, vocational, personal and spiritual development. These objectives are furthered through personal and group orientation, testing and counseling. The success of these programs is measured only by what the students of St. Francis have gained from them. Brother Philip measures the success of the Sopho¬ more Class with Miss Elizabeth Hallowell following the Sophomore Testing Program. REVEREND EDWARD SALERNO, O.F.M, Cap. REVEREND BROTHER AUGUSTINE, O.F.S., Chaplain M.S. Director of Placement PATRICK TUFANO, M.S.S. Psychiatric Social Worker
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REVEREND BROTHER TERENCE, O.S.F. Administrative Assistant JOSEPH CASTRONOVO, Nl.B.A. Director of Evening Sessions PAUL DOLAN, M.A. Assistant Director of Admissions Mr. Dolan considers the College Board scores as a part of the measure for admission. 21
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It is the duty of the Library to make available to the student the books and periodicals necessary for research and information pertinent to his courses. Likewise, it must offer the student ample reading material for leisure enjoyment. Realizing the importance of its responsibility, the staff of the Library has constantly expanded its facilities. In the past several years, the Library has grown in size until it now occupies the entire second floor of the main building. More than thirty thousand volumes comprise its working nucleus, and it currently subscribes to over three hundred periodicals. Also accessible are stacks of bound and unbound pamphlets, periodicals, newspapers and government publications, as well as microfilms of the New York Times and a new record-lending service. Brother Anthelm discusses the merits of a novel with Miss Evelyn Cuff before placing it in the fiction section. Selection of appropriate material is one of the fun¬ damental tasks of Brother Anthelm and Miss Cufi. REVEREND BROTHER ANTHELM, O.S.F., M.L.S. Librarian ROBERT SCHWABACHER, M.L.S. Assistant Librarian REVEREND BROTHER JOSEPH, O.S.F., B.S. Assistant in Library REVEREND BROTHER DANIEL, O.S.F. Assistant in Library
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