Culver Stockton College - Milestones Yearbook (Canton, MO)

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I. O. Boyd Iesse W. Barrett W. A. Hawkins Ioe C. Hootman W. H. Ayers P. W. Ienninqs A. N. Lindsey Robert L. Lund TRUSTEES E. N. Cason Oreon E. Scott Elbert K. Fretwell Allen May Iohn S. Wood F. L. Black W. l. Lyle George L. Peters George C. Lee President W. H. McDonald 'L V st. It was a grievous day for Culver-Stockton when broken health made necessary the resignation of President Walker Harrison McDonald. His words were evidence that he would no longer officially be President. In the hearts and memories of the students and faculty he will always be Prexy -loved and respected for his many years of service on the Hill. A man sincerely interested in youth and an un- tiring worker, he is a truly magnetic personality in the history of Culver-Stockton College. As the head of the administration, his skillful guidance added numerous noteworthy accomplishments to the progressive college. May his future years be filled with many pleasant recollections of his affiliation here with us. President L. E. Ziegler as Q AMM.. First as the acting president, and then filling the vacancy left by Dr. W. H. McDonald, Leslie E. Zieg- ler stepped in to meet the crisis of the hour at Culver- Stockton College. His few months of service with us have already revealed his capable leadership, his willing cooperation, and his energetic response to a new challenge. He continues the purpose of the founders of the college to provide an education in liberal arts in an atmosphere of Christian democ- racy. As we prepare to begin a second century of Culver-Stockton's progress, we extend to our new president our most sincere wishes for many happy and meaningful years with the students of Culver- Stockton College. 13