Chicora College for Women - Nods and Becks Yearbook (Columbia, SC)

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Dr. and Mrs. Walker greet the students at a reception following his return from India. Dr. Edwin R. Walker President Th rough foresight and careful planning, Dr. Edwin R. Walker has shaped the growth of Queens and the edu- cation of Queens students. This year he traveled extensively through India, and he helped to broaden the students’ outlook by including them in descriptive accounts of his travels. Dr. Walker met informally with the President’s Board, composed of the presidents of classes and organiza- tions, in order to exchange ideas. Because of his respect for both tradition and progressive change, Dr. Walker has helped Queens move with stability toward the future. Page Eighteen

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Administration The administration otters challenges, but it does not force the student to accept them. Although the administrators shape and present ideals, only the student can take these ideals as her own. 1 he faculty offers further stimulation. hether it is through lecture, class discussion, or personal conferences, the students respond and learn and produce. Aiding in daily decisions and momentary crises is the staff. These persons touch nearly even part of the college way of life and work for the comfort and efficiency of student living. It is through the cooperation and unified effort of these three guiding groups that the students of Queens mature both mentally and spiritually. Dr. Shealy and the Babbs intently watch the skits presented at the reception for Dr. W alker. Dean Gebhardt displays the projects of her Children’s Art Class. Page Seventeen

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Board of Trustees The Board of 1 rustees, composed of twenty-four full members, nine advisory members, and four honorary mem- bers, help Dr. Walker in carrying out the curriculum. Though the Board is organized into efficient standing com- mittees. it meets as a body semi-annually. Several trustees addressed the students at chapel programs during the year. Besides informal meetings, the Board is responsible for appointing the president, faculty, and administration. In addition to establishing or changing college policy, the trustees supervise the use of funds and the physical growth of Queens. Mr. H. H. Everett, Chairman Mr. John M. Akers Mr. Wm. H. Earnhardt Mr. Irwin Belk Mr. Thornton H. Brooks Mrs. William C. Cannon Mr. George W. Dowdy Rev. J. W. Everett, Jr., D.D. Mrs. J. M. 11. Fitzgerald Rev. James E. Fogartie Mr. James J. Harris Mr. Francis FIipp Mrs. Curtis B. Johnson Mr. H. F. Kincey Dr. F. F. Knight Rev. J. Fake, D.D. Mr. F. A. McCall, Jr. Mr. Carl G. McCraw Mr. S. C. McMeekin Mr. J. B. Meacham, Jr. Rev. F. V. Poag, D.D. Mr. C. P. Street Mr. J. M. Wallace, Jr. Rev. J. T. Womack, D.D. Dr. Edwin R. Walker, ex officio Honorary Trustees Advisory Trustees Mrs. W. PI. Belk Mr. McAlister Carson Mr. Hunter Marshall Mrs. S. P. Stowe Mr. Arthur H. Burgess Mr. C. G. Chatham Mr. H. F. Dalton Mr. J. B. Glover Mr. B. S. Horack Dr. J. A. Jones Mr. A. X. Morris Mr. W. F. Mulliss Colonel J. X. Pease Page Xineteen