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Administrative Staff Fred C. Smith, Dean of Academic Affairs, always puts his best foot forward. AFFABLE EXECUTIVES CREATE FRIENDLY, COOPERATIVE FEELING Ablv and enthusiasticly leading our college is our presi- dent. Dr. Ray Miller. Assisting him is a competent staff of deans, secretaries, business managers and a loyal custodian grou]3. Whether attending professional meetings, serving the community, or just doing routine jobs — all have one goal, a better York Junior College. Dr. Gates, Dean of Student Aflfairs, at lunch. Now, don ' t get me wrong, Pete, but a little less water ... Bradley Culbertson, Director of Admissions, weighs every applica- tion seriously. Alfred Williams, Bursar, exemplies to the students — tuition, financial aid, fees and a hail, hearty fellow, well met.
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With pride, Dr. Miller likes to explain the interest- ing features of the new library to visitors and par- ents of students. Dr. Miller welcomes office visitors. President Dr. Ray A, Miller A MASTER BUILDER DEVOTED TO THE DEVELOPMENT OF THIS COLLEGE Dean Norbeck and committee present first re- cording of YJC Glee Club. Trustee John C. Schmidt and Dr. Miller serve on York Anti-Poverty Act committee. SEATED: Mildred K. Binder, Harry Seyler, Francis Grady and Judge Robert I. Shadle, chairman. STANDING: John C. Schmidt, Philip Tin- dall. Dr. Miller. 20
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The White House Team : Dr. Gates, Dean of Student Affairs; Thomas Treadwell, Coordinator of Housing; Mrs. Ethel Foose, Records Secretary; Mrs. Dorothy Root, Counselor; Mrs. Jean Sem- melman, Counselor; Mrs. Ruth Landis, Assistant; Not in picture: Brenda Tarbert, Secretary. Guidance and Counselling; Health Services Student Affairs, located at entrance of campus, operates throughout entire campus. Our philosophy of operation is well sumiiiecl up I) ' Med- sker: A college may have a plant, a faculty and a curricu- lum; but unless there is some method of assisting students to appraise themselves and to plan their educational and vocational programs, some means of assuring enriching ex- periences through campus social interactions, and some attempt to center attention on the indi idual rather than on the group, the collea;e is an impersonal shell in wliich students are not conciitioncd for optimum learning. The heart of our services is C ' ounseling. We belir e that in a counseling relationship the person seeking help retains full freedom of choice and decision. Nurse, Mrs. Dorothy Wilson Mrs. Semmelman enjoys helping students. Dean Gates counsels on campus, too. ■ - a; r..-df: l ' 9 - — — ... Bfc wmisr ' fillkf ? KSmi ' ' ' Ul JPI|| ft
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