Middlebury College - Kaleidoscope Yearbook (Middlebury, VT)

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GOVERNMENT 44 Engesser ' fin ' I ' lnini Davis Bf ' nidtct Taft Honk II ' iin.Hcr Election ti) class offices is the ilciiionstra- tion of tile t ' aitli of the class in certain in- dividuals. It means that they are respected ,uid that they are conscientious, fair minded, and responsible. To know that the class members voted them representa- tives not only of their class at Middlebury but outside is an added honor to the officers. The recognition by the class of the ad- mirable qualities in these members is not shallow. It entails responsibility and irives the officers ample opportunity to ]]ro e that their classmates were correct in their choices. In every action of the class as a whole the officers must make sure that the iiioii standards of the college are main- tained. They must guide opinions in the best direction they know, urging some ])laiis or projects and advising against (itliers. Ill these functions, class officers .ii-e most important, because they arc the .letual leaders of the grou]). It is an honor to hold class offices at Middlebury, but the experience gained in tile execution of these offices is of even more value than the distinction itself. i (21(166 Q LC t6 Ihn-rU rtonme

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V( ach Second rozc: Vnii Li k- ven, Hickox, Tiiijilin Front rorv: Wolch, Hitchner, Millir. Southtcorth, R. Klnsiii Mfduire. Thompson . linrchiy, Post, Fraser, Craven ate. botk iionotatu and L)cecutLi e