Adrian College - Mound Yearbook (Adrian, MI)

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Her home is in Milwaukee,iWisconsin. Those who work with her on student publications perhaps know her best. She is a person who during her four years at Adrian has shown true loyalty to her college, her studentsnand her colleagues., She is Mrs. Lillian Case Hitchler, professor of Journalism and English. 4 4' L' ' .L ' , i Besides serving as advisor on' the College World and Mound, she writes a weekly column for the Michigan Christian Ad- vocate, handles college publicity forthe city paper, supervises news releases and the news bureau, is chairman of the Publica- tions Council and Student Publications Committee. She is a member of the Adrian chapter ofthe American Association of University Women, Business and Professional Women, Wesleyan Guild of the Methodist Church, Vice President of the Lenawee County Humane Society, Sponsor of Press Club, Honorary member of Pi Delta Phi at Adrian College. Be- sides these activities, she is chairman of the committee design- ated to further the work on the Adrian College Album begun by Dr. Feeman. These activities are in addition to her journal- ism classes and her freshman English class this semester. Mrs. Hitchler takes a personal interest in each one of her stu- dents. She offers them guidance and encouragement. She works hard and puts in many long hours to accomplish many of her tasks. Her keen sense of humor can be guaranteed by anyone who knows her, and she can keep a secret as completely as she can publicize in print whatever college project is as- signed her. She has the respect of all who know her. Never thrusting advice upon anyone, she can always be depended upon to re- spond with helpful guidance, regardless of the problem pre- sented before her. Students can well be proud to have studied under her, and many will long remember her. It is with sin- cere pleasure that the 1951 Mound is formally dedicated to a truly outstanding person, Mrs. Lillian Case Hitchleri

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One of the classic phrases of our American tradition was uttered by Daniel Webster in his plea before the Supreme Court on behalf of Dartmouth College. After a masterful array of the facts in the case he concluded with this impassioned appeal: 'lt is, Sir, as has been said, a small college: but there are those ot us who love it.' There are those of us who are equally devoted to the church-related college, believing that it has an important role in our contemporary society. It is this college that exalts a Chris- tian philosophy of life, that maintains a Chris- tian morality in conduct, and that preserves a Christian freedom for thought, all of which are essential to the preservation of our civiliza- tion. Bishop Marshall Reed Commencement Speaker 1951 FT! HZ-b4'E'i'7' 'Sip' fzfii. 'T' 12'4.'zT gk Q-.,,.,.-.... ..-yn-,. ..,.,-5-H..-, ..J.,...HQ.,. ,,--.,,...,,.g..4, ,Mc ,il . if -1.....:-D.. ,t ,,,....,--W-2-. - ::::... --- Q 'I .9 ,F 233155535-25793f'e2gii4' 235331 iff? -'i??'Es,: af? giijyjq-3.-gg . 3.3-f::'5 A a 1 iff' . ..-wr , , Q, ,, , fSj'Tf'IL y ' Ffc'f 4ZiiihI'l3l-' fel?-f it .+L ,f.r:xi2:EL ' Qpqdiik V fflvi ' 4 ' .1733 'f :-.1 ' I I nf , H ,V 55. 4' L. N: The 1951 Mound ADRIAN COLLEGE . Adrian, Michigan 11' O CI 'SU CD '-4 I O Ci .TU O U1 D1 U P-J III E DU D1 DU H III 'DU O C1 O IIE Cl 2 U21 M 0 H HH CIHOO .L HH HAH N Sl CINV Hd IdO H HO OL Hfl l ISS HX HV LY NVIHCIV OO HTI HO