Anderson University - Echoes Yearbook (Anderson, IN)

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Diplomatic as Talleyrand, resourceful at times when there were no resources, and a man of understanding when the many tangles of student life develop, Dr. John Morrison still remains the guiding light of Anderson College. His dry wit has animated many a chapel hour and his heart-to-heart talks have gone to the crux of many a crisis. This year has certainly seen no diminution of his usefulness or sagacity. Fourteen

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Fifteen Deans In her seventh year as Dean of Women, Miss Vila Deubach brought to her task complete devotion to duty and a sincere desire to be impartial. In a posi- tion where she comes in direct contact with women students, she has molded the behavioristic pat- terns of many. Her attention to detail is axiomatic. Perhaps the busiest man on the campus, Dean Olt manages the thousand-and-one minutiae of his daily routine with precision and poise. His brusque manner masks a willingness to serve that only a few ever discover. The discipline he imposes is rigorous but not harsh and few there are that grumble at it.