Monmouth College - Ravelings Yearbook (Monmouth, IL)

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3a. ' WcMuLj New vice president. . . .still astutely nian- atjing M. C. finances on a wartime basis, thruugh the change from dormitories to frat houses. . .priorities. . .shortages. . . . so that we scarcely feel their impact at Monmouth.

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tUjr. AameS J arper jrier Guiding Monmouth through the fourth war in its history, Dr. Grier shares with the presidents of other Hberal arts col- leges tlie task of preserving the ideals of a liberal arts education for the future, as well as maintaining its standards during these war vears. Whether hurrying to chapel with sheaves of announcements, conferring with officers of the Flight Preparatory School, or taking time to attend to the recjuests of students, such as our Ravelings photographer who snapped him here, life is busy for M. C. ' s president these days but never too busy to take a deep personal interest in the welfare of every student.