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

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Engineering and Science LEON E. ARNOLD B.S. Dickinson College M.A. Villonovo University Head of Deportment The Engineering area includes both Mathematic and Engineering majors. The courses in the cur- riculum of a Mathematics major are Calculus, De- scriptive Geometry, and Analytical Geometry. The courses included in the curriculum of an Engineer- ing major are Statics, Dynamics, and Surveying, Electrical Circuits, Engineering Orientation, and Strength of Materials. Upon completion of two years of college courses, an Engineering student receives an Associate of Science degree; whereas, the Mathematics major receives either an Associate of Science degree or an Associate of Arts degree. William R. Chapman B.S. Howard University M.S. Cornell University Warren H. Welzler B.S. West Chester Stale Teachers College M. Ed. Pennsylvania State University Marcello Czaph D.O. Kirksville College Charles J. Vergin B.S. University of Wisconsin A. R. Kavlok M.A. George Peabody College for Teachers Ed.S. George Peabody College for Teachers Albert W. King B.S. Trinity College M.Ed. Cornell University Medical Technology is a new branch of the medical science field. The medical technologist has become an important person in hospitals and laboratories because of the need of trained personnel. In the York Junior College cooperative program after two years at Y.J.C., one at Elizabethtown, and a fourth at a hospital, a student upon passing the Registry Examination becomes a Registered Medical Tech- nologist and receives a B.S. in Medical Technology from Elizabethtown College. 12

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Director Student Personnel As full-Ume Director of Student Personnel this year, Mrs. Wetzler gives her time to the college students and their many problems of conflicts in schedule, where to transfer, and what courses to take as an Education major. Because of her duties at York City Hospital, she always makes sure that YJC students socialize with the nurses. Director of Admissions Don Miller is the man to see if you want to enter York Junior College or leave it. In the Admissions Office assisted by two capable secretaries Mrs. Johnnesee and Miss Elicker, Mr. Miller keeps the student records, interviews all prospec- tive students, checks the results of college entrance tests, and sends out college transcripts of grades. Business Staff A busy spot is the College Business office. Mrs. Hess is con- stantly working on Account ledgers, Mrs. Dressel makes up the pay-roll, Mrs. Linneman types for the Faculty and keeps financial records for the Building Fund. Mr. Seifert is part- time consultant for bank loans. Over all, pervades the wit and wisdom of Mr. Allen. Director of Personnel LOiS WETZLER Director of Admission DONALD J. MILLER FRANK ALLEN ELSIE DRESSEL 11

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Krug, Paules, Davis, Freed. Science Challenges Physics Students