James Madison University - Bluestone Schoolmaam Yearbook (Harrisonburg, VA)

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acuilii ana OfominLslralLon f !EN »t;e ss 2 ) This section introduces Madison ' s Ration Board, which rations both work and play of every student. If you have followed the rules set up by this board, 3 ' Ou are not guilty of blackmarketing.

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MISS ELIZABETH V. CLEVELAND UK. J( )HX W . WAYLAXD Ufi Ofppreclaiiou OF ' C wo Of ilie UrLCjuicd Aiaciso i L olUcje aculli, ' J Miss Elizabeth P. Cleveland, who retired last June after thirty-four years of continuous service, was head of the English department from 1909 to 1919 and of the French department from 1919 to 1943. She was the guiding hand of the SCHOOLM.A AM from its beginning. Dr. John ' . Wayland was head of the history department from 1909 to 1933, when he retired to devote his whole time to writing. He is the author or editor of thirty-two volumes, most of them in the field of history. Both are a vital part of our Alma Mater; both have our enduring appreciation for their abundant service. Their ideals and their character will live in the hearts of all of us.

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SA.MLJIL I ' AdK DUK]-:, A.I ' ,., A.M., LL.D. President A.I ' .., RnndcilplvAIacon Ccillege ; A.M., Teachers College, Cdlunihia L ' niversilv ; LL.D., Hampden-Sydney College ; 1919— MADISON is proud of having the best college president possible. Regard- less of how busy Dr. Duke is, he always has time to talk with us about our problems. With understanding, a friendly smile, and wise counsel, he has helped all of us over many crises. The welfare of our college is uppermost in Dr. Duke ' s mind. In him we find the rare combination of a good president and a business executive. May fifth, the student body and faculty celebrated his twenty-five years of service at this college. In these years, Madison has become a college of which we are all proud. The credit goes to Dr. Duke, who is ever seeking to obtain the best for Madison Col- lege. 14