Carleton College - Algol Yearbook (Northfield, MN)

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Z7 rector , , , -u. RETL'RNING after a short summer fishing trip in Wyoming, DR. LAURENCE MCKINLEY GOULD hegan his third year as president of Carleton College. Guiding a.ll his C'Gould miners along' the mth of enlightenment in furthering the opportunities of the times. llr. Gould is, indeed. fulfillino' the limiictilln gf his first year in the presidency that Carleton College was to he a citadel of learning in twentieth century society. Knoxyn in fields. other than education, Dr. Gould is ar member of the Geology Society of America tl A erican Geological Society. and the American Geophysical Union. For his accomplishments in the fielql ie m of exploration and science. Dr. Gould has heen awarded a. Congressional gold medal as well as the David Livingstone medal and the gold medal from the Geographical Society of Chicago. llll

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A A A , -. - ,-- . ,Ll .., -,- -fe- .,, gl From Pine Hill Doorsteps if ls. 6 selling for the drama, OUR CARLETON . . , .. Shores Of l-Ymcn L 1' i E5 Lyman Lakes backdrop . . . Gridley, Three flights up . . . Williams lean-To . . Skinner Chapel, focal point . . . Me 'ml - morial Library and hallowed ivy . . Willis with new fire-escape crutch . W Wi silver domes of Goodsell observatory . . all West Side is divided in three paris' . . . movable prop, ihe library annex. 04' Davis Domain

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ag! , - QL-2,5 ,N f' 1'1--gfriw :J 2'3 .,.. , ,V ,.., It -:Tv Y vw 4 ,,,L Q , W .,.,.,...-qfufqsl-gi,-ui-5,1-.. f K - V 1555! 4,-4-w,,g'g . i f f ..r A A- ,zm f ew..-H 1-.-h.A,.,...,, N- ,. .... ..zmm--.sw L: AM- 'M' ' ' 5 vm.-Sinn... FRANK R. KILLE-Dr. Kille is the man to see as the person with the finger to Carleton's pulse-beat. As Dean of the College, he works with the faculty, the Deans of Women and Men, and the stu- dents. As a teacherof embryology, he maintains his interest in his first love, Zoology. Although to a casual observor, his appearance may seem hurried he still has time for that cheery greeting of his. HAZEL M. LEWIS-To play the role of a charming lady who dictates in an aura of friendly co-operation the social policies for over five hundred women is surely not an easy task. Yet no one is better qualified than Miss Lewis. Her office is always open, even until the wee hours as freshmen can testify, and her sincere and understanding advice is always forthcoming. This year Miss Lewis is assisted by Miss Coulter who also holds the position of guardian of the udate book. I MERRILL E. JARCHOW-Here the iron fist wears a kid gloveg Dean Jarchow has proved himself a real friend despite the pressures of his position dictating a policy of freedom within control and motivation, especially academic motivation, of less ambitious Wfest- Siders. His collegiate attire a.nd crew-cut make a deceptive foil for a keen, mature personality whose closest interests have always centered around student welfare. H21 Y v . ,, iw, s-razxxf-:Az-,-x., .' . N, . , ,H , Y Ms..- -, ,W W ' ' '--Ti M, ' ' fs H:-'T', -'i'f5'- '1'f?!1ff!'-'ff 7511.-: 'f:?:a,:.::.z1'-r7F'F f ' 'fr' '2..f.,,, ... i. 7 .L - .. ' ' v - ' ,K A - . ,