Hamilton College - Hamiltonian Yearbook (Clinton, NY)

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The Trustees of Hamiltmt College are Chosen from the approximately Eve thousand alumni as representatives. They are ciassihed into chatter ttu5teesethose elected by the Beard, and alumni trustees -those selected by the alumni. The students Often feel that the Board of Trustees is an aloof and anatere group. But three times a year, the entire campus remarks about the many ears from Massa- ehussetts te California encircling Eutttiek Hall, and anxiously awaits the Tru3tees' pronouncements. They Find at these times that the friendliness of the men tttwartls the College and the students is not restricted tu impersonal relations. All of Hamilton College is grateful to Trustees Clancy D. Connell, Edgar W. Couper, Edward R. Evans, George F. Gentes, and Frederic P Lee for. bringing to the Hill our new president, Dr. Robert W. MeEwen. Clark I-I. Miner's retirement from the Board Chairmanship and the appointment of Vincent R. Smalley, Phillip C. Jessup, William Bolenius, and Leonard C. Ferguson t0 the Board were important events on this year's agenda. In April, the Board met to discuss with President MtEwen possible changes in ever-all college policy, and :0 determine the super- vision and allocation of endowments. CLARK H. Mmun, Chairmen IRVING M. Ives CLANCY D. CDNNELL, Vitc-Ceaimmn llhmeru BURKE GEORGE F. GENTES, Treemrer FREDERIC P. LEE JEFFERSON F. MEAGHER, Cimlt WILLIAM M. BRISTDL, JR. JOHN L. STRICKLAND CARL B. WENIGMANN C. WILLARD RICE WILLARD B. EDDY ELIHU ROOT, JR. jetm H. GARDNER NEILE F. TUWNER FRED H. HAGGERSON FREDERIC P. W'ARFIELD CHARLES F. HBMEHWAY LOUISJ. EHRET WILLIAM D. LOVE GEORGE L. AnBDTT COLEMAN BURKE. EDWARD R. EVANS GRANT KEEHN STANLEY E. GILBIER'I' RICHARD G. RMTT HENRY P. BRISTUL VINCENT R. SMALLEY J. SAWYLER FITCH PHILLIP C. JESSUP THOMAS BROWN Runn WILLIAM BOLENIUS EDGAR. W. Coupisn LEHNARD C. FERGUSUN THE TRUSTEES 11