Taylor University - Ilium / Gem Yearbook (Upland, IN)

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William D. Green, Dean of Students WILLIAM D. GREEN DEAN OF STUDENTS DIRECTS COMMUNITY LIVING Phyllis James, Secretary to the Dean Dean of Students, seeking to instill the spirit of individual re- sponsibility within the students. Change in location, move to the record room. Scholarships and loans, student employment and car permits. Emphasis on line and staff relationships and using proper channels. Chairman of Student Affairs Committee, which handles almost everything. Year to publish a Student Handbook. Secretarial duties performed by Phyllis James. 23

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Milo A. Rediger, Academic Dean MILO A. REDIGER ACADEMIC DEAN CONTROLS INTELLECTUAL Betty Freese, Secretary to the Dean ENVIRONMENT Academic Dean in charge of all things academic. Two criteria: academic excellence and spiritual dedication. Education in the libera] arts. Faculty appointments and class schedule arrange- ment. All non-regular meetings during the week must be ap- proved here. Applications for summer school classes and adjustment of graduation requirements. Chapel honor statements become the subject of a chapel message. Deliberate speech, carefully-chosen words full of meaning. Aided in the office by Betty Freese. 22

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BUSINESS OFFICE STAFF. Diane Gardner, Cashier; Mable Gallaher, Secretary to Mr. Keller Virginia Cline, accountant ; Doris Burress, assistant bookkeeper. PAUL D. KELLER BUSINESS OFFICE FINANCES EDUCATIONAL EXPERIENCE Paul I). Keller. Business Manager Paul Keller, Business Manager, part of Taylor Uni- versity longer than any other faculty member. Eleven of his 18 years have been spent as business manager, responsible for grill operation, student loans, care of University property— all things finan- cial. A music enthusiast, he directs the Upland Methodist Choir and sings in the Marion Male Chorus. 24