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

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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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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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H Electronic Sound CENTER OPERA TES FOR CAMPUS In the true fashion of the blinking light era, students at YJC are now ofTcrcd the opportunity to explore the capabilities of the electronic com- puter as it silently processes data and performs mathematical calcula- tions at amazing speeds. Moving into the age of electronics, YJC ' s complete and modern automated data processing system provides for rapid and accurate stu- dent record maintenance and statistical reporting. It is here that stu- dent grades are prepared, permanent records are updated, final exam schedules are created, and residents of the dormitory are matched with room mates. Director, Leo Ruvolis •Ittf Greater Miss York, Delores Page, adds a fisure, too. Students test their reaction time on the IBM 1620 electronic computer.