Anderson University - Echoes Yearbook (Anderson, IN)

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ROBERT H. REARDON B.D., S.T.M. it. e-sa V ; ' Serving as Assistant to the President, Mr. Reardon helps relieve the burden of duties carried by Dr. Morrison. In addition to this work he is instructor in Religious Education and Applied Theology. jSf 7 % • J 7 w - % ■■ w

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Another milestone is past. For seniors it marks a starting point. Most of the training of the past four years will be forgotten, but the levels reached in insight, broader horizons, social liv¬ ing, mental development, emotional maturation under stimulating conditions will never be ob¬ literated. No senior is the same personality he was when he entered college as a freshman. He under¬ stands God better, knows better how to live with others, is broader minded, more tolerant, higher minded! Moreover, he will be out of the class of those mentally poverty-stricken individuals who become afflicted with ennui. We now bid you good-by and Godspeed, con¬ fident of your loyalty to your alma mater, which you will help to build in quality and usefulness as added years come and go. Russell Olt, Dean FROM THE DEAN

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ADAM W. MILLER A.M..D.D. Sooner or later all men get acquainted with Dr. Miller, Head Men’s Counselor. With the expansion of the counseling service for students, Dr. Miller has found himself with a key job in the personnel system. He is also Professor of New Testament. NANCY OSBORNE Ph.D. Heading the feminine side of the counseling system is Dr. Osborne, Head Women’s Counselor. In addition to her duties as Romance Languages Professor, she deals with the problems of Ander¬ son College’s co-eds.