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f M' 1 Representatives from 203 colleges and universities, 20 learned societies, 32 college presidents, and over 100 clergymen marched in the inaugural procession to Rice Auditorium. aker Inaugurates Its 22nd resident. Miss Caroline Peine of Kansas State receives her name tag from Carol Bussing. Baker University inaugurated its 22nd president, Dr. James Edward Doty, on April 22. The inaugural theme, Authentic Man Encounters God's World , was the subject of symposia which be- gan on Thursday. Dr. Raymond D. Pruitt, Bishop Ralph Ward, and Bishop W. McFerrin Stowe were the symposia speakers. Dr. Harold C. Case, president of Boston University gave the in- augural address. Dr. Doty was inducted as Baker's president by Dr. Myron F. Wicke and Bishop W. McFerrin Stowe. Inaugural activities involved hundreds of students. Saturday's activities were culminated by a ball in the upper gym with Jimmie Tucker's orchestra.
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Students Learn For the Future Like all other educational institutions in this, our fluctuating, changing world, Baker University prepares itself and its students to meet the chal- lenges and opportunities of the future of this mobile universe. One practical application of on-the-job-training is student teaching. By prac- tice teaching, the student contacts the problems of being a teacher. The student as teacher molds the future of his pupils as well as himself. Other students will learn real true life problems in Botswana. lt will be the job of selected Baker students and faculty to give the people of Botswana the enthusiasm and initiative to move ahead on their own. A university is always planning for the future. One such plan is the five year plan that was outlined by Baker President James E. Doty. Baker University has begun construction of a mall in the center of its campus. New structures will be built and old buildings renovated in this plan. The renovation of Jolliffe Hall for deluxe housing has been completed. A new classroom building, new dormitories, expanded Student Union, an addition or new science building are all pros- pects for the future. Baker University is looking for and meeting the future as well as preparing its students for the future. The college is the open doorway to the jobs of the coming space age. it John Krueger and Barbara Pearce look at a copper cross held by President James E. Doty. They will be going to Botswana this summer. Paula Butler, student teacher, shows her first graders where Dr. Arthur W. Davidson, professor of chemistry, is Baker's first Baldwin is on the map. visiting distinguished professor. Baker students plan for the future.
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