Westminster College - Argo Yearbook (New Wilmington, PA)

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THE PAD LTY We seldom think ot the difficulties we rnust present to the rnen and Women who have the job of guiding our studies. Here We pay thern tribute by saying thank you for the patience and perseverance they show in trying to equip us for the days that lie ahead. 18

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Y THE DEA The bench outside the dean's office needs little of the jani- tor's attention. lt is so much used by people waiting to see the dean. ln his job as academic dean, Dr. William Vander Lugt's advice is frequently sought by both faculty and students. He lives by the philosophy he teaches, and during the three years he has been with us has encouraged many to keep on who would have given up. ln addition to his ability as an advisor he has wielded his influence in reorganization of the academic program, and thus tried to insure that Westminster should produce men and women who realize the meaning of life. Deon of Women Helen Sittig and Dean of Men Wayne Christy need no introduction to any student who has been on the campus more than a couple of days. A description of their responsibilities would alone provide enough material for a book. Ranging from counseling to arranging the social pro- gram, theirs is a clock round all year job, and, being concerned as they are, with all students, it is surprising how they manage to mete out so much individual attention. MISS HELEN SITTIG DR. WAYNE CHRISTY Dean of Women Nix fs.. 1 sv, 17 Dean of Men

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FRANK BARBATO Naples Conservatory Master Diploma in Trom- bone, Piano, Voice and Theory ARTHUR A. BIRKBY Instructor in Organ and Composition. BS., Temple, Mus.M., Philadelphia .nQ m-fl DONALD L. BARBE Associate Professor of Speech and Dramatic Art 6- Actinq Chairman of the Department, AB., Hiram, A.M,, Michigan GEORGE BLEASBY Assistant Professor of English, AB., Nlichiqari: A.M., Michigan, Ph.D., Pittshurqh WALTER BIBERICH Associate Professor ot German, AB., Westminster, Alfl. lxflichiaan l9 1 In