Davidson College - Quips and Cranks Yearbook (Davidson, NC)

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SENIORS George Peters, Pres ' uhnii Ed White, Vice-President |oE SruKEs, Secretary-Treasurer Pafie Twenty eiiiht

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Students Work Toward A Vocation best. Not satisfied with a weak, disjointed training, Da ' idson offers work that cannot be denied its place, high in the hst of America ' s best institutions. Life on the campus is centered around the class and study buildings where a sizeable part of the day is spent. But this work time is not out of proportion because Davidson believes in other activities as well. Knowing that the liberal arts col- lege is designed for the college man as a whole, Davidson tries to maintain a balance of extra-curricular and social life that is stimu- lating, as well as to stand firm for high standards of work. An in- crease in faculty ranks has met the influx of students which ha ' c reached an all-time high for the college. Some see the student body, as it is now in its swelled condition; others look for the future student body in a smaller size. Whatever the problem may be, the present has shown that Davidson is able to accept army training programs, sparse days of lew students, and enroUnienls of o er 900, all in the best tradition.

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eters, Sponsor GEORGE B. PETERS, President