Thomas More College - Triskele Yearbook (Crestview Hills, KY)

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MS GR. JOHN F. MURPHY PRESIDENT A college is a living thing: macrocosm of each stu- dent within it. Just as the right ordering of the human by his intellect will determine the degree to which he develops his talents, so the advance- ment of a college community is directed by the president, its chief administrator, EVIonsignor John F. Murphy is the vital force which pulls from the college potency the fullness of its action. Active, intense, but immensely personable, hc directs with the cool precision of a businessman, oihciatcs with the dignity of his position, and associates with students, with the ease, warmth and graciousness of a real person who knows and likes real people,

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Msgrh Hillenmeyer, College Trustee, and Bish- op Ackerman. BISHOP RICHARD H. A CKERMAN S. TD. CHANCELL OR 14 Because Villa Madonna College was instituted as a diosesan college it is under the ultimate juris- diction of the Bishop who holds the ofhce 0f Chan- cellor. Although his duties are carried out at a distance remote from actual contact with the stu- dents, his decisions, which concern finance, admin- istration, and policy, are those which affect them most drastically. Richard H. AckermanJ Bishop of Covington, Ken- tucky, is a warm interested man: an able adminis- trator, encouraging, advising, and suggesting those innovations which enable the college to maintain its commendable standards and ever to progress in the paths of academic excellence.

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9.4 a4 DEAN S The function of the Academic Dean necessitates the coordina- tion in one man of removed ad- ministrative efficiency and the warmth of personal contact. The Dean, then, is hgthe man in the middle? responsible for deter- mining academic philosophy: faculty policy, and curriculum standards. In addition, his posi- tion as counselor requires that he remain equally knowledge- able of the world of student problems and needs. Rev. Edward Baumann, M.Ah Evening Division Dean 5 4? Reverend Charles W. Rooks, MA. Revsrend Edward Bau- mann, appointed Evening Division Dean in the Fall of 1964. assumed a multi-posi- tional assignment. The Eveh ning Division Dean must alone direct administrative tasks distributed widely in the day division. He is reg- istrar, business manager. public relations agent. and academic dean for the more than seven hundred students who register each semester for evening classes. 16 Academic Dean Miss Mary Harmeling, MA. Assistant Academic Dean