York College of Pennsylvania - Horizon Tower Yearbook (York, PA)

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laiomcn ' g W ovv roup At a tea given in the Girl ' s Lounge in October, Mrs. G. Raymond Parry presided. The women of this Advisory Group selected a modernistic clock, placed in the Girl ' s Lounge in memory of former president, Mrs. John-Hig- gins. Under the new leadership of Mrs. Charles Posey they also presented dishes which will be used for all college social events. The college women sincerely appreciate the time and interest that the Women ' s Advisory Group has extended to them. Mrs. Charles Posey, President of Women ' s Advisory Group, discusses future plans with B. Smeltzer and P. Preston. Mrs. Parry pours at October tea. P. Preston, J. Danner. WOMEN ' S ADVISORY COMMITTEE Mrs. Charles Posey Mrs. Carl Beasley, Sr. Mrs. Howard D. Campbell Mrs. Melvin H. Campbell Mrs. Robert Dawes Mrs. John H. Huggins Mrs. J. Keith Louden Mrs. G. Raymond Parry Mrs. Robert Reider Mrs. Marvin G. Sedam Mrs. Charles S. Snyder Mrs. J. Kenneth Stallman Mrs. Robert Stewart Mrs. Frances Thornton 11

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IPoarb of rusJtees Through the wisdom and far- sightedness of this prominent group of men and women, the spirit o f progress has again been exemphfied, by the formulation of plans for expansion of the college. Tireless in their efforts for the im- provement and the welfare of this institution, they give of their time, resources, and abilities in order that York Junior College may progress and prosper, better equipped to give to the community better education at a minimum cost. President Mr. Melvin H. Campbell BOARD OF TRUSTEES Melvin H. Campbell Horace E. Smith, Esq. Ben Lavetan Samuel Small Walter S. Ehrenfeld Frederick G. Dempwolf Herman A. Gailey, M.D. George S. Schmidt H. Smyser Bair Bruce A. Grove, M.D. John P. Connelly Mrs. Wm. D. Kirkpatrick Charles S. Seligman Harlowe Hardinge Mrs. Jesse Chock Ray S. Noonan Ralph P. Wilton John T. Robertson G. Raymond Parry John L. Toomey Jean Beyer (alumni representative) Walter S. Ehrenfeld, Melvin H. Campbell, Fred- erick G. Dempwolf, Harlowe Hardinge. Standing. Robert G. Dawes, Joseph J. Meister, Walter O. Minter, R. S. Noonan. 10

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res ibent Robert Gates Dawes Swarthmore College, B.A., Columbia University, M.A., Temple University, Ed.D. When you leave these castle walls dedicated to the FREEDOM OF THE MIND, you will take a road with many turns and forks. So mount your steed, and lower your lance. The drawbridge is down; the portcullis has been raised. Forward toward your goal. And watch out for the moat!! May your journey be interesting, profitable, and happy. But never forget, as you ride forth, that you will find the greatest joy In serving your fellow man. Beware of motes, too. 12