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Deans of Whittier Channelling an even flow and positive direction of activities on the Whittier Campus the office of the Dean of Men is kept in constant motion. Aware of student unrest this office has set forth to achieve a balance between problems of academics and the lives of the students themselves. This game of teeter-totter is not an easy ride. The draft presses, the parent presses, the faculty presses. To be an intermediary, to find grounds of commonalty, to develop them through activities of purpose, and to bring them to compromise, if not solution; this is the challenge. Dr. Charles Montgomery Dean of Men and Students. 27
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Thatwhich gives Whittier identity is not so much that which has gone before it but what Its students and faculty are doing now. The office of the Dean of the College breathes re- vitalization into student policy through constant surveillance of general student concerns. Thus each action of the student continues to create the Whittier that is, the Whittier that will be, and the Whittier that IS to be. Dr. W. Roy Newsom Dean of the College Mrs. Marylin Velch Dean of Women Moving within a structure of individual-cen- tered codes, the Dean of Women ' s office finds itself opening up as well as smoothing out interpretations to patterns of living Whittier coeds choose to lead. Under dynamic guid- ance this year, the office has greatly advan ced the amount of responsibility in cooperative group living and development of new act- ivities upon the coeds themselves. . . the effect? Innovation in dorm policies, increas- ed involvement in many phases of student life, both of which have led to a furthering of the spirit that embodies and distinguishes the Whittier woman today. 26
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Evalyn Stebbins Admissiont Counselor George Tenopir Dean of Admission Administrative ends to meet student needs: a means and its end. Rubber-stamped as the establishment, this group must stand guard o ' er the Big Idea of the institution itself. Reflecting a constancy in motion, a structure of stability, they carry on as if driven, and, indeed they are, by the toughest boss on earth; themselves. Darrel Ryan Alumni Director 28
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