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

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Board of Trustees Composed of twenty-four full members, nine advisory members, and four honorary members, the Board of Trustees helps the President carry out college policy and curriculum. Meeting with Dr. Walker semi-annually, the Board discusses the position of Queens as a liberal arts college. Members place primary importance on the quality of a faculty that stresses teaching as guidance to the under- graduate student and independent study as the out- growth of such guidance. The Board is responsible for appointing a President, Chancellor, faculty, and administration. It also supervises the use of funds for expanding the physical facilities of the college. Mr. H. H. Everett, Chairman Mr. John M. Akers Mr. Wm. H. Earnhardt Mr. Irwin Belk Mr. Thornton H. Brooks Mrs. William C. Cannon Mrs. Hunter Dalton, Jr. Mr. George W. Dowdy Mr. H. H. Everett Rev. J. W. Everett, Jr., D.D. Mrs. J. M. H. Fitzgerald Rev. James E. Fogartie Mr. James J. Harris Mr. Francis Hipp HONORARY TRUSTEES Mrs. W. H. Belk Mr. McAlister Carson Mr. Hunter Marshall Mrs. S. P. Stowe Mrs. Curtis B. Johnson Mr. H. F. Kincey Dr. F. L. Knight Rev. J. Lake, D.D. Mr. L. A. McCall, Jr. Mr. Carl G. McCraw Mr. S. C. McMeekin Mr. J. B. Meachem, Jr. Rev. F. V. Poag, D.D. Mr. C. P. Street Mr. E. C. Wall Mr. J. M. Wallace, Jr. Rev. J. T. Womack, D.D. Dr. Edwin R. Walker, Ex Officio ADVISORY TRUSTEES Mr. A. H. Burgess Mr. Charles G. Chatham Mr. Harry L. Dalton Dr. Harold J. Dudley Mr. J. B. Glover Mr. Benjamin S. Horack Dr. James A. Jones Dr. Cecil Lawrence Dr. Arthur M. Martin Mr. Arthur N. Morris Mr. William F. Mulliss Col. J. Norman Pease Page Twenty

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Dr. Edmund Weiant relaxes with a good book during his break at the Faculty Club. The Y-Store Regulars” relax at last and pause for lunch. Page Nineteen

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Chancellor Walker Dr. Edwin R. Walker has been a guiding force be- hind both the physical and academic growth of Queens. His achievement as President, and now Chancellor, has been to expand the horizons of opportunity for each stu- dent who attends Queens. At the same time he gives his authority a personal air through discussions with the President’s Board, composed of presidents of classes and organizations. With a concern for each student and with a desire for excellence in academics, Dr. Walker has guided Queens to a position of strength among colleges. Page Ticenty-one