Middlebury College - Kaleidoscope Yearbook (Middlebury, VT)

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J-tustee Sincerbox, Lane, Alien, Parti i - C. I. Mead, Brigham, Hadley, Proctor, Moody, Munroe, Wildi Mead, McCullougk, Simmons, Wade A. D. Headed b) Redfield Proctor of Proctor, Vermont, as President of the Corporation and Chairman of the Board, the Fellows ol Middlebury College number twenty- four men with Presidenl Paul I . Mood) the twenty-fifth member of the board. Egbert C. Hadley of Southport, Con necticut, acts as Secretar) oi the Corpora- tion, while J. J. Fritz of Middlebury serves as Assistant Secretary. George II. . Mien of Fail Haven, Vermont, is Treasurei of the Corporation, with R. I . 1 [ope of Middlebui 5 acting in the a -islam Treasurer, law j ei 5, two engineei . 1 1 impany e-presidents, and man college pn and others comprise the Board ol Trustees who guide the poli- cies of Middlebury College. Mr. Proctoi and John E. Weeks arc both ex-governors i it ermont. Committees from the board perform such academic functions as studying cam- pus problems and activities and aiding in the selection of scholarship recipients. Among the names which are familiar t Middlebury students through the gen- erosity of donors are those ol Mr. Hadley, Hall P. McCullough of New York. Albert I). Mead of Providence, Carl . Mead of Nevs York, and Charles A. Munroe oi ru i ork. In recent years additions have been made to the board by acting on nomina- tions made In the alumni. I

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—lAuinii.tl ' catn ' t ' C fryricet fiJaitl Ujwialtt - I uwdi, fUte iJlent After graduating from ale and study- ing in England and Scotland. President Paul D. Moody became a teacher in Mount Hermon School and Xorthfield Seminary, then he worked for the Flem- ing H. Revell Company, and the (. ' ,. H. Doran Company, both of New York City. Later he was a minister at St. Johnsbury, Vermont, and during the war ua I load Chaplain. A. E. F., in France. He has been President ol Middlebury College since 1921. Nineteen

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J he =JDean4 H Bl — » . T 5 ' ' a» PB. ; BT ' lfc. llfl | )■- Patterson, Miss .1 , D ■ l!i -ides succeeding Professor Burt A. Hazeltine as Dean of Men in 1938, Doc- tor Patterson is an Associate Professor of Economics. A graduate of M ictdlebu it College, Dean Eleanor S. Ross was Assistant Professor of English at Middlebury from 1915-16 and has been Dean of Women since 1915. Miss Temple, Mrs. Jackson, Miss Bestor, Miss Williams. Miss Sterns, Dior. A ' i I nty-one