Thiel College - Endymon Yearbook (Greenville, PA)

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Dean of Men John B Stocbel DEAN OF MEN ohn Be1nl1a1d Stoebu Dean of Men hfts been lt Tlnel funcc 1995 when he became P10 fcsso1 of Pl'1VS1C21l EClLlC'll.101'l und D11CCtO1 incl Co1cl1 of At.hlet1cs P1101 to tlns he bu1ll fm hnnselt an 0lltSt3.l1Cl11lg tthletlc Caleel excellmg 111 football WV1CStl1l1g and tlack 13 well 'ts CO'ICl'lIlJ.1g duung lns college yefus 111 Spungield M 1SS lCl'lllSGttS Afte1 holdmg pos1t1ons 'ls tootbflll llne co'1cl1 'md l1e'1cl bftsketbnll coftch P1ofesso1 StoelJe1 SC1VLd Qs l'lU1Cl footbftll co1ch to1 73 vc us Coqch Stocbe1 not only coflched some ot Tlnels Hnest tooth 1ll tefims but also lL1'l111S tI'1Ck swllnmmg boxmg NV1CSlIl1l'lg soccel and cross countly Smce 1947 he has been Tlnels DC111 ot Men Lfugely 1CbpO1lS1lJlC fm the development of the G166HV1llC phys1c1l CClLlC1t1OD P1Og1 llTl he estabhshed tluee pl'1yg1ounds and fmcled as P1651 dent of the G1CC1lV1ll6 Reclefttlon ASSOC1'Itl011 fO1 thnty two yeeus Coach Stocbe1 1S fllso ac t1ve C1V1C1llV 1n such tlnngs 'ls the Rotuy 'md the G1CG11V1llC School Board Hls '1W'1rcls fO1 Ol1tSf3.UCl11'1Q SCIVICC to both college fund com 1T1L1H1tV lnclude the P1t'CSlJLl1gl1 T11 State Dappe1 D111 Awfud the N 1f10113.l Footb'1ll ASSOC1'1t10ll Snnll College Cofxch Awzud 'md the M111 of the Yefu Awfud fo1 CO1'I'l1T1L1H1l1V SLIVICC Not only 1s 1 coach O1 fxs Deftn ot Men his Defxn Stoebu contulnuted to the development of Tlnel but 1lso 'ls 1 member ot vauous com nnttees 111ClUClIDg the ACl1D1D1St1 '1t1ve Cabnlet Tlnel 1n'1V be pxoud to have 1 111111 so ded1c1ted and devoted as Dean Stoebe1 espccmlly the nmle students to whom he has shown 1 SIIICSIC 1nte1est 111 guldmg then college yefus , . - s I . . ,., , C .I C 7 C 4- - - A 2 . .l A .4 .' ' ' 1 L 5 4 l v' .1 1 1 .1 I1 A ' I - A c c c ' - C 1: . ' ' ', .' .f 2 C ll . C . . I . Z . l l X . 1 . A 4 1 .v C c - ' , . ' . ' - - ' - 1 7 C C g I C ' .' '. A F, . ' .' ' ' - .- . . c . c , J f- 1 .2 c . r c ' , ' c C ' r ' L c 4 c c ' , c 1 f. ' L c c c 1: , ' 1' ' c ' L' ' ' t 'U . 4 1 4 1 . ' 5 I 4 b 3 c c c e ...- c c c c - L. cc :s . .- JE . c A c ' c J ' ' 1 ' ' ' ' 1 -A - ' . 1 .' . L c , 1, , c 1 c ' -1 . . '. 'A . . . . . - . . . . . c , . 7 4 , , , , c . K . . 1 . 1 1 . 7. , , ' c c c r c . ' ', A C . , . r . C C X-. . 1 . . 1 4 . 1 1 . - . . . .. l . c c c , Q . 1- la

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Dean of Women A wg ? .QV Dorothy I. Marple, DEAN OF WOMEN Dorothy I. Marple, as Dean of VVomen, had earned the distinction of being one of the busiest persons on the campus. After having received her B.A. degree from Ursinus College which is located in Collegeville, Pennsylvania, her M.A. from Syracuse University, and doing graduate Work at Duke University, she assumed the re- sponsibility of being Dean of VVomen at Thiel. She continued her studies at Union Theological Seminary and Columbia University. As Dean of Wonien she was concerned principally with administrative and counselling duties. The responsibility for all Womeifs resi- dence halls and the programs developed Within them was hers also. Along with Dean Stoeber, she had general charge of all student activities and advised the Student Union, Council, and Senate. She compiled the college social calendar, was secretary of Thiel Forum, acted as chairman of the Thiel Center Committee and the Council on Convocations and Special Occasions. Dean Marple acted as liason between the college and the American Association of University Women in addition to being advisor for all foreign stu- dents, WSCA, Cwens, Les Lauriers, and Pan- hellenic Council besides holding oflice in many community organizations. It Was With much regret that the Thiel Board of Trustees accepted Miss Marple's resig- nation of her post on April 27, 1961. Although We are happy to see her have the opportunity to continue her studies, her absence will be a great loss to the Thiel community. The Endymion would like on behalf of the student body to ex- te11d a most heartfelt thanks to Miss Dorothy Marple and send with her our wishes for a successful future.

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dministrative Heads Joseph WVerlinich Director of Planning and Development Earl R. Mezoff Registrar and Director of Admissions V i f Stevan Werlinich Director of Food Services 16 William L. Osborne Treasurer and Comptroller