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

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Trustees Trustees at March Meeting: Dr. Bruce Grove, Harvey A. Gross, Esq., Harlowe Hardin ge, Karl Aklinger, John P. Connelly, Mrs. Jesse Chock, Melvin H. Campbell, Horace E. Smith, John L. Toomey, Robert A. Reichley, Benjamin M. Root, John A. Waltersdorf, John L. Hennessey. Melvix H. Campbell Mrs. Jesse Chock John P. Coxxelly Frederick G. Dempwolf Walter S. Ehrexfeld Hermax A. Gailey, M.D. Harvey A. Gross, Esq. Bruce A. Grove, M.D. Harlowe Hardixge Johx W. Hexxessey Bexjamix Lavetax Raymoxd S. Xooxax Johx T. Robertsox Benjamix M. Root Mrs. George Schexck Ch.arles S. Seligmax Horace E. Smith, Esq. Johx L. Toomey Johx A. Waltersdorf Karl E. Aldixger, Jr. Robert A. Reichley Alumni Representatives For the past year, all members of the Board of Trustees have been working hard on the development of the Junior College as it con- cerns accreditation and plans for the new- campus. Through the committee system, they spent many hours in making it possible for the youth in York City and York County to continue their education beyond the high school years. To these dedicated men and women, we, the York Junior College graduat- ing class of 1959, express sincere appreciation.

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Besides a President, there must be: The Development Committee composed of: Melvin Campbell, John P. Connelly, Ben Lavetan, co-chairman; Frederick Dempwolf, Ray S. Noonan, Harlowe Hardinge, Benjamin M. Root have 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 posses- sion on schedule, free of indebtedness.

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an Administrative personnel The growth of the York Junior College student body from a total of 140 in both day and night classes in 1953 to a total of 501 in September of 1958 has necessitated changes in staff, in curriculum and in administrative or- ganization. Several members of the staff have assumed duties formerly performed by the Dean with the consequence that he no longer has the personal contact with each student that previously was possible. This is one of the unfortunate results of growth, one which elim- inates one of the more pleasant aspects of the task. It was a necessary move to take care of present numbers of students and to prepare an organization which will fit better the tasks which will present themselves when the move to the new campus is consummated. Dr. RoLLiNs-Deon Office Staff, seated: Edith Lookingbill, Virginia Hess, Nonie Sauder. Standing: Janet Toomey, Helen Petters. YORK DISPATCH 10