Ursinus College - Ruby Yearbook (Collegeville, PA)

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ADMISSIONS Geoffrey Dolman and H. Lloyd Jones. Each year through the untiring efforts of Mr. Dolman and Mr. Jones, many prospective Ursinus students are interviewed. The admissions officers’ performance of this task has enabled Ursinus to open its doors to the most capable students. The work of Mr. Dolman and Mr. Jones contributes much to the ideals and standards of the college. PLACEMENT The Placement office offers students information. counsel and service. Mr. Minnich. as director, coordinates hundreds of applications and job opportunities each year. His helpful service and guidance make him an invaluable part of the administration. Richard T. Schcllhase. Mrs. Maurice O. Bone, and Mrs. Charles D. Mat-tern. James A. Minnich. Mrs. l-dgar T. Chriscmcr. and senior Cindy Hays. ALUMNI OFFICE The Alumni Office is the sole official link between Ursinus College and her graduates. One of the main tasks of the Office is to organize the annual Loyalty f und Campaign, which last year planned for the Capital Funds Drive. Another responsibility of the Alumni Office is the publication of the Alumni Journal which appears three times a year. The efforts of Mr. Schellhasc, Secretary of the Alumni Association, and his staff have resulted in active Ursinus alumni. 13

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DEAN Mr. Pettit, Dean of Ursinus since 1954. is a graduate of the University of Pennsylvania. He serves the college as a professor of organic chemistry and as chief student advisor. As coordinator of academic policies, Mr. Pettit instills harmony among students, faculty and the administration. WILLIAM S. PETTIT, M.S. DEAN OF WOMEN Miss Rothenberger, an Ursinus alumna, returned to the college in the capacity of Dean of Women in 1959. In her four years of association with the Class of 1963, Dean Rothenberger has combined an attitude of authority with kindness and understanding. Her interest in the students and in Ursinus College has gained her the respect of the students, as she tries to instill in the students knowledge of the art of living and of contributing positively to society. RUTH H. ROTHENBERGER, M.A. RICHARD J. WHATLEY, MS. DEAN OF MEN A graduate of the University of Maine, Mr. Whatley joined the Ursinus faculty in 1959. He serves the college in the threefold capacity of Dean of Men. football coach and physical education instructor. His concern for the students and interest in Ursinus College make him a valuable part of the administration.

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I EVIE VAN DAM. Ph D. Professor of Biology FACULTY RICHARD M. FI ETCHER. Ph.I). Professor of Psychology PAUL R. WAGNER. Ph D. ). Harold Brownback Professor of Biology DWIGHT R KIRKPATRICK. MS. Instructor in Psychology 14