Capital University - Capitalian Yearbook (Columbus, OH)

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As we of pathways life in our chosen careers, it be an inspira- tion to us to recall those pathways on the Capital campus where our own feet have trod. This CAPITALIAN become a more and more precious reminder of those college days, a bond that still unites each of us with dear friends horn we may not see again, a treas- ure chest of our memories of faces and places, of activities with which we were associated, of happenings in which we had some big or little part. We shall follow with interest the progress of students who come after us and. in turn, eave their footprints on the pathways of life at Capital. God lead us ever onward, upward, homeward! (H.L.Y.)

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To the late Dr. Otto Mees, more than.any other person, Capital University owes its progress and prestige. For some thirty-four years he served as president, an unusual career of outstanding leadership and unstinting devotion to a great institution and a great purpose. A natural leader of men, he had the respect and confidence of his fac- ulty and students, as well as civic leaders and church leaders. An ener- getic dreamer and builder, he developed the program and campus of Capital, particularly the Conservatory of Music. With warm interest he followed the progress of every student and alumnus. A remarkably gifted and versatile man, he left a profound impact upon the character and. life of thousands of students, who will treas- ure his memory with affection and gratitude. (H. L. Y.) 8

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Virgil Dassel. Treasurer Board of Regents Seated: Mr. Leo F. Reinartz, Chairman, Dr. Harold L. Ycchum, President. Miss Pauline Bergener, Dr. Katharine Lehmann, Miss Dorothy Doerr, Dr. Irvin F. Young, Rev. Arthur P. Michelfelder, Secretary. Standing: Mr. Paul Brobst, Dr. George A. Smallsreed. Rev. Martin J. Alpers, Rev. Gerd Heidmann. Dr. O. G. Grotefend, Mr. Lester Huber. Rev. John Braun. Dr. Alfred M. Wagner, Dr. Hans Knauer, Rev. Theo. J. Stellhorn. 10