Middlebury College - Kaleidoscope Yearbook (Middlebury, VT)

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Barbara A. Wells Director of Admissions for Women John L. Handy, Jr. Director of Admissions for Men Joseph Ablow Fine Arts Lt. Col. Charles W. Adcock Military Science and Tactics John T. Andrews Donald H. Ballou Douglas S. Beers Philosophy Mathematics English Jean Berger Leslie C. Bigelow Lea Binand Music Philosophy French

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DEAN BOWKER To some a man to be conjured with in Math; to others, the Dean of Faculty . . . His job: to operate as the main switchboard where faculty problems are solved, to link the faculty and the President, to flavor 1Wath courses with a new viewpoint and enthusiasm each year. Coming to Midd in 1926 with a MA. from Harvard, he has noted the growth and rise of the college from horse and buggy graduations and iVlath in the Chem. building, to a new Munroe Hall and a parking problem, DEAN KELLY Understanding and sincere friendship to all Midd students . . . a diligent and capable work- er . . . keen mind for solving problems . . . a remarkable memory for names and faces . . . a hostess unsurpassed . . . memorable Thursday afternoon teas . . . delicious food . . . Oh, that spiced tea . . . her cozy office a second home . .. undoubtedly the busiest person on campus... avid sports fan . . . seen Cheering at all the games . . . proud of her girlsi, , . . a mother and friend away from home . . . a sympathetic ear . . . coordinator of all womenis activities . . . earnest devotion to the college. DEAN THURBER A big man with a new job . . . the acting dean of men . . . a doctorate from Princeton . . . teacher and advisor . . . a familiar figure at the ice skating rink . . . a deep voice and a pleasant smile . . . a native Vermonter . . . Assistant Pro- fessor of Political Science . . . renegade from UVM . . . a shock of black hair . . . eager to help students with their problems . . . horn rim glasses on and off . . . interest in athletics . . . much time spent on the football field . . . How does he feel about his new job? . . . iiIfs a lot of work! 20

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Walter T. Bogart Political Science Claude L. Bourcier French Frederick B. Bowman Speech Arthur M. Brown Physical Education Alan Carter Catherine T. Centeno CMrsQ Chung-Ying Chih Music Spanish Physics Robert M. Chute John H. Clagett Reginald L. Cook Biology English American Literature