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

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President of York Junior College Dr. Ray A. Miller ;.S., M.A., Ph.D. New York University Dr. Miller, during the past twelve months, in ad- dition to Administrative duties, has devoted hours and hours to the Building Fund Drive, the endless details involved in the building program, and the planning for the transition from Duke Street to Country Club Road. Yet, he always found time on his calendar to help students with their individual problems, and to attend basketball games and social events. For his tireless enthusiasm and lead- ership, we are grateful.

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Arts ' Council Outside, lights are shining brightly and cars are parked all along the driveway. Inside, artists are arranging an exhibition. This is one more indication that the Trustees of York Junior College desire to promote the cultural and community interests of York by loaning the campus space for the Arts Council Building. Included in the Council are: York Art Club, Council of Community Education, York Symphony, Young Women ' s Club, and Junior Chamber of Commerce. Melvin H, Campbell President of Walter S. Ehren Secretary feld John S. Too Treasurer Board of Trustees Compbell points to the future iunior colleg

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The President ' s New Office Fall colors of orange, brown, and gleaming yellow provided the motif for the Sunday afternoon Open House given by Dr. and Mrs. Ray W. Miller for the Faculty at their Southern Road residence, November 1 3. Amid good conversation, delicious refreshments, and the hospitality of the gracious hostess, the social event gave the opportunity for the new Faculty members to feel a more intimate part of the Faculty group. Dr. and Mrs. Miller at Hon