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

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Discipline is always a touchy and often unpleasant demand when it concerns students long past primer age. It takes a personality rich with warmth and interest and a mammoth sense of humor to compen- sate for the disadvantages encountered by one whose major functions include disciplinary dutiesi But that personality is equally attractive to those who ask counselling for other reasons. Amply endowed with this happy combination is Dean of Students, Father Louis Brinker, A.B., pictured below: who discharges a vibrance and enthusiasm with each of his many obligations. Margaret Streck, M.Ed, Much Of the fun of a good time or a morale boost comes with the sharing of it later. And there are few sormws, few pressures, few prob- lems which cannot be alleviated or diminished with the telling of them to a sympathetic ear. Mrs. Margaret Streak, Dean of Women, has experienced this general fact of human need with her own large family. She has applied her knowiedge and psychology by eagerly offering her time and her office to any student who would make use of her interest, understanding and enthusiasm. David Jasper, M.ED. instructs in . the evening division and acts as its k assistant director, arranging, filing and computing the data necessary Rev.Louis Brinkcr,A.B. for its eH-icicnt management.

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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

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DE VEL OPMENT Richard R Gibeau, B.S. P UBLI C RELA TIONS Development is an effort on the part of the entire institution to analyze its educational philosophy and activities, to crys- tallize its objectives, to project them into the future, and to make sure that its highest destiny is realized by taking the necessary steps to reach its established goals. Specihc responsibilities in the area of the development officer include public relations, fund raising, and student recruitment. During the past year an extensive funds drive and prepara- tion of plans for a new college have required constant coor- dination of the Development Director and his staff. Gregory Olberding, AB, Director of Public Relations, is in charge of publicizing all of the affairs of Villa Madonna College both as they affect the college internally and the collegehs image within various segments of the community.