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Adminis tration

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The Mace of Yale changed hands in October, when Charles Sevmour was officially inducted as I-iftecnth President of the L ' niversit)-. Also into office cane George H Nctilcton as Act- ing Dean of Yale Q Ilege. William R. L. nglcy as Acting Dean of the Freshman Year, and Laurence G. Tighc as As.o:iate Treasurer. Later in the year William C DcVanc was ap- pointed permanent Dean of the (: )llegc and Norman S. Buck. Dean of Freshmen, both to take office next year. For undergraduate admin- istration the Senior Classes of the Gillege. Shef- field Scientific, and Engineering Sch(K ls were combined under one secretary and treasurer for the first time, aided by a council of ass«xiates from the colleges and Sheffield fraternities. In addition, a new Ginference Group was formed to advise the Dean of Yale C illcgc on undergraduate problems. In every way 1958 has been a year of material advance along ad- ministrative lines.