Allegheny College - Kaldron Yearbook (Meadville, PA)

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if- mm ic- ew KCI ills ,er- on ace :on- her ugh f us :rep- HORACE T LAVELY PRESIDENT JOHN RICHIE SCHULTZ PAUL H YOUNGER fyf ' LAILA SKINNER

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AD NIST .TIO T IS indeed wise and just that we should place the administration at the front of an Allegheny yearbook. For although in our exuberance we may fail to recognize it, the general administra- tion of Allegheny makes our college much that it is. ' One of the greatest advantages this college has to offer is real co-operation and assistance from the faculty. Through the faculty we are given the op- portunity to broaden our own personalities by gleaning from their academic knowledge and from their experience as individuals much that we must someday learn. The administrative groups of Allegheny Htalk things over. Theirs is a job of policy and sugges- tion, a job which places in the hands of a rela- tively small group of people, faculty and under- graduates, much of the well-being of this college. The administration of Allegheny is far from confined to the room in Bentley in which the fac- ulty meet on Monday nights-to discuss a new schedule, the progress of a student, or a better physical education program. The pale green walls of that same room watch the Allegheny Under- graduate Council as its members plot and plan on Sunday nights, and the Senior Court as they face Hthe week's delinquentsf, ' Ours is truly a co-operative government, con- trolled not by a few, but by all Allegheny, her students and her faculty alike. For it is through the keen judgment and able discrimination of us all that we can, and shall, keep alive a truly rep- resentative college administration.

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.. Lg -'ff Ji ki J-...., - Humanities MIRIALI C. BRUBAKER MARJORIE CASANOVA IRWIN Ross BEILER PIORACE T. LAVELY JULIUS A. MILLER MOIQTEN J. LUVAAS -I PHILIP M. BENJAMIN ALEXANDER C. KERN JULIAN L. Ross FREDERICK F. SEELY STANLEY S. SWARTLEY BLAIR HANSON ARMEN KALFAYAN ALICE B. KEMP MILDRED J. LUDWIG