Wabash College - Wabash Yearbook (Crawfordsville, IN)

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3' ' K 5 it s o Mix. NOIKBIAN C. Nlooixa Dean of Students Dean Moore The lyy League tradition in the otlice of the Dean of Students at Wlahash College was re- atl'irined last spring with the appointment of Mr. Norman C. Moore as Dean ot Students. New to the ways of XVabash, Dean Moore has demonstrated a keen interest in the student life of the college, both extra-eurricular and informal. He has made a challenging proposal to XValJash inen in the area of financing extra- curricular activities and has reatlirined the traditional 'gone rule principle for student conduct. Perhaps one of the biggest jobs facing any Dean of Students at Yllabash is the assiinilat- ion of the freshman class. Dean Moore has not only done an excellent joh in freshman counseling, hut has successfully dealt With the large and sinall problems of the student liody. Mr. Moore received his A.B. degree from Princeton University and his BLA. from the University of Pennsylvania. Before coming to lVahash he was Assistant Dean of Students at Princeton. ln addition to his office as Dean, Mr. Xloore has assumed teaching responsibil- ities in the English Department. Mr. Moore is married and the father of one child. Page T'IUG'l'Iff1l-f0'1H' News

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,AA .www mean-X Du. BENJALIIN A. ROCGE Dean. of llze College Dean Rogge At the selection of Dr. Benjamin A. Rogge as Dean of the College five years ago, student opinion acclaimed the choice as a Wise one. Combining the qualities of a diplomat. dis- ciplinarian, and counselor, Dr. Rogge has demonstrated his ability to carry out the num- erous duties of the Dean of Wfabash College with rare wit and even temper. Although the dean has a tight schedule, students find that his door is always open. The fact that students do feel free to discuss their problems, both academic and personal, with the dean has been the key factor for the ex- cellent student-administration relationship, im- plicit in the XVabash tradition. Dr. Rogge graduated from Hastings College and received his KLA. at the University of Nebraska. He received his Doctoris degree in economics at Northwestern University. After graduation Dr. Rogge taught at Northwestern and the University of Minnesota. He has taught in the Department of Economics at XVabash since 1949 and is currently an associ- ate professor in that department. Dr. Rogge and Dr. VanSickle co-authored Introduction to Economics, a widely used college text. Dr. Rogge is married and the father of five children. Page T'IlY6'IZff!j-fhl'l't' waz. 44 .Qi

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BENNETT E. Kun: Vice President and Director of P.D.P. In his dual capacity Mr. Kline assists students with job placement as well as directing the sunnner Person- al Development Program. A Wabash graduate, Mr. Kline has a wide and varied haclcground including many years in industry, teaching English in public schools and teaching in the Department of Industrial Management at Purdue University. Mr. Kline is inarricd and the father of three children. VVILLIALI B. 1DEGl'l'Z Bu.sirlc.v.s' .Vfluugcr ln addition to his capacity as Business Manager, Mr, Degitz serves as Assistant 'l'reasurer and Associate Professor of Economics. llc is primarily responsible for the husiness transactions of the college. Before returning to his allna inatcr in 1955 Mr. Degitz rc- ceived his NI.B.A. froin the Harvard Business School. ROBERT S. HARVEY Registrar Mr. Harvey serves the college as Registrar, Associate Professor of English, and informal puhlications ad- visor. A WVahash graduate, Mr. Harvey returned in 1941 after working with the Irldizlnupolis Star for inany years. Ile is a ineinbcr and past president of Pi Delta Epsilon and the Indiana Association of Col- legiate Registrars and Admissions Officers. Mr. Harvey is married and the father of three children. -1 .,.. j k-r ' A .... 2 M55 x si 3 . Q-i ,j A H, g , i ix 'Wg lik. X JABIES PATERSON Director of Student Health Program unrl llousing Xlr. Paterson directs the student health program and arranges the student health insurance program. Among other responsihilities he directs the college dormito- ries and inakcs arrangements for Sophomore and Sen- ior study camps. Mr. Paterson is an Associate Profes- sor of Economics. He received his college training at Northwestern University and joined the WVahash fac- ulty in 1927. I'u.ge 7'wonfy-fifvt'