Beloit College - Codex Yearbook (Beloit, WI)

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PAGE 14 ,.,,,,..,..--.g:,t --a 777W 7; .W'e -.. ....-u;ue--'-y........ w CAREY CRONEIS, PH.D., H award University, President Beloit College is making rapid strides through the early years of its second century. The important task of reporting accurately the ever- changing story of this collegiate progress falls chiefly to the student publications. The Round Table records that story for posterity in newsprinteTbe Gold mirrors it somewhat more vividly and perma- nently in pictures. Arid because our college annual does recreate, in visible evidence, the Beloit passing parade of personalities and eve Tloe Gold is inevitably one of the most cherished mementos of col days. Accordingly, our best thanks to the editor and staff are limited to the publication momentethey are destined to conti through the years. nts, 1e ge not nue . w .mgmnghumng-i

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Mt ConQge The Presidentis President Carey Croneis is now serving his iifth year in othce as the fifth president in Beloitis 103 years of public service, and he is to be commended for his capable administratiOn in these difficult post-war years. Well-liked and respected by the students, the President and Mrs. Croneis play an integral part in the college social life. Throughout the year, the Presidentk home is always open to the whole college, and visiting lecturers, artists, mu- sicians and other distinguished guests of the college are graciously entertained here. The Senior recep- tion at the Presidentis Home each spring is one of the high spots of the year, as is the annual get- together of the alumni in the fall. President Croneis works hand in hand with the Board of Trustees, which is the governing body of Beloit College. Under the chairmanship of the Honorable John D. Wickhem, Justice of the Su- preme Court of the State of Wisconsin, the Board meets four times a year and holds full authority in all matters pertaining to the College. After many years of devoted service, Vice-Presi- dent W. Bradley Tyrrell will retire at the end of the school year. Mr. Tyrrell leaves behind him an outstanding record of college accomplishments. Among his many contributions to the college, were the development of the public relations work of the school, during the Centennial Celebration, his work with the Alumni Office, and with the thce of New Students. Mr. Tyrrell will be succeeded