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

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Benjamin M. Root President of the Board Trustees Tlie next campus additions: A Men ' s Dormitory and Student Union. 11

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im: Seated; Mrs. Joan Gulp, Miss Sandra Groh, John P. Connelly, John W. Hennessey, Benjamin M. Root, Horace E. Smith, Harlowe Hardinge, Mrs. Estelle Chock, John T. Robertson, Mrs. Jean Schenck. Standing: Vincent F. Kingston, Ray S. Noonan, Joseph R. Wilson, Herman A. Gailey, M.D., Bruce A. Grove, M.D., John A. Waltersdorf, Walter S. Ehrenfeld. and the Board of For all appointments with Administration of- ficials, see Mrs. Marian Kieffer. COMMITMENTS TO THE TRUSTEES When a college embarks upon a bold program of expansion such as ours in 1963-64, it is a good time for all concerned to examine the commitments which justify such a program. The College is committed to give a liberal educa- tion — that kind which will produce better trained minds to solve the problems of society. The faculty are committed to good teaching, aca- demic scholarship, and intellectual growth. The students are committed to adult conduct and the responsibility for personal development based on integrity and consideration of others. It is, therefore, with a feeling of gratitude, that we pay tribute to the Trustees, who have enough con- fidence in our basic commitments to plan for the rapid development of the college. 10

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Next Look in the Offices Mrs. Hippie College Publicity Miss Kochenour Director of Admissions On this campus tour, Mrs. Johnessee directs us to the Director of Admissions. Miss Kochenour has this to say: Parents, counselors, teachers, friends, college-night programs-all prepare prospective students for York Junior College long before their initial inquiry in the Admissions Office for a catalog and an applica- tion, perhaps an interview, or a tour of the campus. The glad letter of acceptance by the Admissions Committee spirals activity for registration in every office and department. Thereafter, the faculty com- panionably guides the students to feel ' at home ' in their respective areas of knowledge. Although educational experiences can be infinite by nature, each student by his personal choices daily effects his own unique adventure. To all students on this life-adventure of learning, I wish ' Godspeed! ' Mrs. Britcher Campus Photographer 12