Brothers College at Drew University - Oak Leaves Yearbook (Madison, NJ)

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This edition of the 1948 OAK LEAVES is an attempt to make perman- ent for us the many incidents of a year at Brothers College. Herein we hope to perpetuate the fondest memories of our college days-days that were some- times happy, sometimes sad, sometimes leisurely, sometimes diH31cultg but always worth remembering. Except for a few new additions, the staff has made no attempt to depart from the traditional sequence of former editions of the OAK LEAVES. Traditions mean much at Brothers College, and of all of them there is none more valuable than the college annual. For within its pages are recorded the people and events that made our Drew days mean more than just books, exams, and papers.

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OAR LEAVES O Il 9 41 S EROTHERS COLLEGE, DREW UNIVERSITY IMIADLSOUN, NEW HERSEY

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PRESIDENT ARLO AYRES BROWN After nineteen years of faithful and inspirational service, President Arlo Ayres Brown is retiring this year from the University. Coming to Drew in 1929, Dr. Brown always gave unselfishly of his time and energy to educate his students, and was never too busy to lend a helping hand or offer sound advice to those who wished it. Those who knew him found him to be a source of inspiration, an example of scholastic achievement, and a person in whom were embodied the highest ideals of the College and Seminary. And so to President Brown-administrator, scholar, gentleman, and friend, we extend our sincere thanks and gratefully dedicate this edition of the 1948 OAK LEAVES. Though he may be separated from us, the liberal spirit of the ideals for which he stood will remain as one of our most treasured heritages.