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

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1957 ' 58 YJC TRUSTEES Melvin H, Campbell Airs. Jesse Chock John P. Connelly Frederick G. Dempwolf Walter S. Ehrenfeld Herman A. Gailey. M.D. Harvey A. Gross, Esq. Bruce A. Grove Harlovve Hardinge John A. Waltersdorf Ben Lavetan Raymond S. Noonan John T. Robertson Benjamin M. Root Mrs. George E. Schenck Horace E. Smith John L. Toomey Robert A. Reichley (Alumni representative) Seated: John Toomey, Melvin Campbell, Horace Smith, Walter Ehren- feld. Standing: John Robertson, John Connelly, Judge Harvey Gross, Frederick Dempwolf, Benjamin Root. The Board of Trustees displayed a very active interest in the welfare of York Junior College in many uavs this year. In addition to regular meetings, the E. ecuti e and Educational Committees met v ith the Steering Committee on Accreditation and of- fered suggestions for the new statements of the philosophy and objectixes of the college. Likewise, the Building and Grounds Com- mittee cooperated with the faculty Auxiliary Services in formulating plans for new campus. The Development Committee composed of: Melvin Campbell, John P. Connelly, Ben Lave- tan, co-chairman; Frederick Dempwolf, Ray S. Noonan, Harlowe Hardinge, Benjamin M. Root ha e held numerous meetings to plan for the future development of this college. Insofar as finances are concerned the Board has met with much success and predicts that the Outdoor Club will come into our possession on schedule, free of indebtedness. WOM EN ' S ADVISORY CROUP Mrs. Robert H. Stewart President iNlrs. Howard D. Campbell Mrs. Melvin H. Campbell Mrs. Herbert R. Euler Mrs. John H. Huggins Mrs. J. Keith Louden Mrs. Charles Posey Mrs. Marvin G. Sedam Mrs. John C. Sherrill Mrs. Charles E. Snyder Mrs. J. Kenneth Stallman Mrs. Frances P. Thornton

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Fire destn.vcd Y.CM. 1885 Mr. Samuel Small invited to the chapel oi the Presbyterian Church, April 14, 1873, a group of men interested in founding a Public Literary and Religious School for this community. The name of it to be York Collegiate Institute. The purpose was to instruct young persons not only in the ordinary branches of literature and science, but also in the great business end of life. December 7, 1885, the building was destroyed bv fire. Within two years the present building was erected. Y. C. I. as it is fondly referred to by its many distinguished graduates ser ed this community as a preparatory school of high academic rating. c m i m iSiM [j gjjji bR H Ik( W mM kI B l v HIP A First Lady Isabella Cassatt Small ' I. .fk Collt-yiatc Institute CASSATT LIBRARY

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Dean Rollins B.A. Lawrence College M.A. Columbia University Ed.D. Columbia University When may I see the Dean? Famihar? Upon entering an at- tractive office, one finds, seated behind an orderly desk, a pipe- smoking, collegiate-looking man with an air of nonchalance. Me is the man who schedules, guides and counsels. He is also the man who, at the end of the first semester, becomes the statis- tician. He adds and subtracts, checks and rechecks quality points which determine the student ' s scholastic standing. Following the passing of Dr. Buechel, February 22, 1958, the Board of Trustees appointed Dr. Rollins to be Acting President of York Junior College the remainder of this term. Registrar Widdall A.B. Wilkes College M.A. Bucknell University Any financial problems? Any question about Public Law 550? Just see our efficient Registrar. Ken Widdall, while an under- graduate at Wilkes College, was interested in biok)g ' , then mo ed into educational administration at Bucknell University for M.A, ■After earning only si.x more credits at Columbia University, he vvill be a doctoral candidate. s students, we appreciate his ability to organize when we go through the registering procedure each semester, when we want an official transcript of grades, or make an arrangement for a bank loan. i o doubt about it, Kenneth Widdall is an integral part of the administrative mechanism of this college.