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

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1 n B-4-Hh €§B 3 £ l 1 Bfc.- M R ! B H M - . i S mnm Ibk ' -v. ' Km ; X . : As Admissions Secretary, Don Miller is re- sponsible for the admissions program of the College, including recruitment, and the estab- lishment of admissions policies in conjunction with a faculty committee. Mr. Miller not only bids the student his first welcome, but he also bids him a final farewell with a grade tran- script. As Coordinator of Student Personnel Services, Mrs. Lois Wetzler works with Mrs. Wilson on student health services, Mrs. Kagen on the guidance program, Mr. Lohman for student placement and part-time jobs, and in associa- tion with the Student Senate on social activi- ties. In her little black book one can find a complete calendar of college events. D. Miller Admissions Secretanj L. Wetzleh Coordinator Student Personnel Administrative Staff V. Hess, F. Allen, Business Manager A. Wolfgang. Secretaries: H. Fetters, C. Johnessee, J. Brownell, E. Dressel, M. KiefFer, E. Lookingbill.

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ACTIVITIES OF THE COLLEGE TRUSTEES The 1959-1960 year has seen the College Trus- tees involved in a multitude of activities deal- ing mainly with the development of our new 5714 acre campus. When the final payment was made in October, an energetic program was started including a campus lay-out, the devel- opment of building styles and a campaign to raise a million dollars. As the Tower goes to press, considerable progress has been made in all directions with ground breaking ceremonies being scheduled for early summer. It is the fond hope of the Trustees that the facilities on the new campus will be available for occu- pancy in September, 1961. Melvin H. Campbell President of Trustees TRUSTEES: Seated: Mrs. George E. Schenck, Ben Lavetan, Melvin H. Campbell, Frederick G. Dempwolf, Benjamin M. Root, Alumni Representative, Nina Fissel. Standing: Herman A. Gailey, M.D., John Walters- dorf, John Connelly, John Hennessey, Bruce A. Grove, M.D., Charles Seligman. Not Present: Mrs. Jesse Chock, Walter S. Ehrenfeld, Harvey A. Gross, Esq., Harlowe Hardinge, Raymond S. Noonan, John T. Robert- son, Horace E. Smith, Esq., John Toomey. 11

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Leon E. Arnold Margaret S. Atwood B.S. Dickinson College B.A., B.S. in Library Science M.A. Villanova University New York State College for Teachers Mathematics Librarian Carmela L. Cinquina B.S. West Chester State Teachers College Physical Education N. Neiman Craley, Jr. B.A. Gettysburg College Social Science Faculty The faculty represent a group of educated persons with a variety of background experiences in social work, business administra- tion, foreign travel, and graduate study. In addition to academic activities on campus, the faculty members are active in civic events as speakers and as participants in community educational projects. This year, the Administration and faculty sought a closer relationship with the parents of students by a Sunday afternoon get together in October. They also encouraged wider and deeper reading for seminar discussion for Honor Students in Challenges to Modern Man. Mr. Culbertson marshals commencement procession 13