Harpur College 1951 Yearbook (Endicott, NY) - Full Access

Jack F. Kimball DI RECTOR OF T HE EVEN I NG DIVISION A chance for new growth - as worker , a citizens, a people en– joying life-i being given to the men and women of the Triple Citie by the college's evening program offered in Endicott and at tate Tech. And the program itself i growing, under the hand of its ami– able chief, Jack Kimball. Back with us again after a year at olumbia winding up his tudy for a docror– Jte, Mr. Kimball i known to old– timer a the oft- poken Mis ourian who was our first director of tu– dent Per onnel. Four year a avy lieutenant, he had erved as as i tant to the dean at hi alma mater, the University of Kansas ity, before coming here in 1946. Elizabeth S. Plankinton DIRECTOR OF STUDENT PERSONNEL If this auburn haired young lady never steered you into the right line of work, or found you a job. or a place to live-if she never mooched out any scholastic or fi– nancial rough pots for you-then you just never went to Harpur. Mi s Plankinton came here in 1946 a Women's Coun elor, and became Director of tudent Per onnel in 1948. Before that he had been a co-ed at the Univer ity of Oregon, and a SPAR en ign in Wa hington. She received her master's degree in per onnel from Syracu e - ha i Is from Oregon- parks our campus activities and ocial life with their fabled informality. John W. Addley COUNSELOR OF STUDENTS These day the college boy no longer refers to a calendar in making his future plans; he u cs a watch with a weep- econd hand. cldom be– fore have tudents had such an urgent need for good advice, ound information, and omeone-ro-root– for-the-home-team. This is where John Addley come in. Walk into his office, make yourself comforta– ble under one of tho e gorgeous oil paintings, and give him the story. You oon find out what can be done. If you a ked, you'd get this data: native Hudson, ew York; Air Corp tower operator, World War Il; B.S. and M.S., Syracu e; econd year here. The painting are Mrs. Addley's. 14 Michael N. Scelsi DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC RELATIONS When Harpur hits the headlines– this is the man behind it. The af– fable Mr. Scelsi returned to hi native Endicott in 1949 ro ee to it that the world hears from us in print and on the air waves. Before that, he more or les made the grand tour, global style-getting his A.B. at Louisiana tate Univer– sity ... spending four year in the Pacific as a Marine Captain . . . working three years as a U of– ficial in virtually every country in Europe. He cut hi journali tic teeth on the LSU Pel Mel/, and it now devolves upon him to guide the a orted ooth sayers, oracle and bactotums who made up the taff of the Colonill/ 1 ews.