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CREATING a position as an outspoken critic of American educational trends, President Keeney has easily completed the transformation from professor of medieval history to college president. As a teacher and scholar, he established high standards for him- self both in research and in the classroom, and he has sought to see these transferred to the American university. Symbolic of his growing influence and prestige was a trip to Isreel during the school year to inspect and advise on the Israeli educational system. The Class of 1959 began its career at Brown just as Dr. Keeney took the presidency. In just four years. Brown's growth has taken on amazing propor- tions. Physically, alone, Brown '59 is far from what it was when Dr. Keeney became its twelfth president. The West Quadrangle and the Walter S. Hunter Lab- oratory of Psychology iiave been built, and the re- novation of Hope College undertaken. With an eye on the future, the Dexter asylum was purchased for nearly $2 million and preliminary steps made toward the reconstruction of Brown's physical athletic plant.
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FROM POLAND House, but originally from Tokyo, Japan, are the Hsia brothers, John left, and Ming-Su right. Both are engineering majors. Ming-Su is a junior, while John is a soph- omore. Flanked by the Hsia's is a mere economics major, Toby Walker, from Portland, Oregon. Brown's engineering reputation is a strong drawing card for students from the Orient and accounts for scores of students from the East. AMERICANS : Julio Capo, San Juan, Porto Rico; Armando Garces, Cali, Columbia; Carlos Valencia, Panama City, Panama; and Eduardo Scott Vasquez, Guatemala City, Guatemala. Picture at upper-right brings two Hegeman Hall Texans together - Richard G. Rogers whose headmaster at St. Marks is Brown's second-oldest trustee from Dallas and Colston Chandler from Sherman. Brown's drawing-power is said to be strongest in St. Louis, Chicago, Detroit, Minneapolis, Cleve- land, and Denver. Last-mentioned city proves itself irrevocably in the picture below: Lew Cady, George Linger, Mel lavitt, Rod Meyer, John Levy, Dave Rust, and Tom Carson.
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