Beloit College - Codex Yearbook (Beloit, WI)

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JOHN B. LAING Secretary for New Students DAVI D J. MASON Publicity Di rector BESSIE M. WEIRICK Registrar JAMES B. GAGE Alumni Secretary 29

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HOLMAN D. PETTIBONE Chairman of the Board of Trustees VICTOR A. EMILSON Assistant. Secretary Si Treasurer Business Manager TRUSTEES HOLMAN D. PETTIBONE . . . . . . . . . Chairman CAREY CRONEIS . . . . . . . . . . President HAROLD S. WOOD Vice President and Treasurer LAURA J. A. NEESE . . . . . . . . . . Secretary VICTOR A. EMILSON Assistant Secretary and Assistant Treasurer Robert W. Childs Ithel B. Davies Wade Fetzer Levcrett, S. Lyon Oscar G. Nlayer George W. Nlead Charles H. Morse Loyal L. KIunn Wilfrid A. Rowell XV. Bradley Tyrrell Lynn E. Aldrich Samuel J. Campbell Arthur F. Collins Carey Croneis 28 Warren T. Davis john S. Ivy NIalcolm P. 310112117 Audus W. Shipton NIatilda R. VVilson UVIrs. A. GJ W. Willard VVirtz Leavitt R. Barker Sherman L. Dudley William NI. Hales Herbert H. Helble Herbert V. Kohler Clarence S. Pellet Franklyn B. Snyder Edward K. Welles Alfred G. Wilson Arthur B. Adams William G. Brumder Edward L. Compere Ellis Denney Harry C. lloore Robert H. NIorse, Jr. Laura J. A. Neese OIrs. E. HJ Holman D. Pettibone Paul A. Pratt Dorothy B. Richmond Uklrs. P. JJ

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DEANS Adam D. Beittel, Visiting Dean of the Chapel and professor in the Department of Religion, re- ceived his Bachelor of Arts degree from Findlay College, his Nlaster of Arts degree from Oberlin College, and his Bachelor of Divinity and Doctor of Philosophy degrees from the University of Chi- cago. Prior to coming to Beloit this year, Dean Beittel has served as President of Talladega College, Dean of Guilford College, and Professor of Religion at Earlham College. His new position as Dean of the Chapel has been complicated greatly this year by the loss of the chapel and the necessary transfer of religious activi- ties to the First Congregational Church. Dean Beittel believes that the weekday convocations are a necessary part of the general educational program, and that Vesper services, too, round out the col- lege experiences and help to maintain the high stan- dards 0f the college. 30 Ivan M. Stone has served .as Dean of the College since 1951. He has been a member of the Beloit College faculty since 1930 and Chairman of the Department of Government since 1937. Dean Stone received his Bachelor of Arts degree from the University of Nebraska, his Blaster of Arts and Doctor of Philosophy degrees from the Uni- versity of Illinois. Dean Stone has been especially active in the field of international relations. He has served as chairman of the American Committee in Geneva, Switzerland; as leader and chairman of several Quaker European International Seminars; and as a visiting expert in Germany for the Army and the Department of State. He is dedicated to the responsibility of helping students obtain maximum returns from their years at Beloit College, especially in terms of intellectual curiosity, better thinking, social decency, objectivity, and balance. OF ADAM D. BEITTEL