Dickinson College - Microcosm Yearbook (Carlisle, PA)

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EdUCHtHHl GEORGE REDMAN GARDNER, Assist- ant Professor of Accounting, A.B., Bowdoin Collegeg A.M., Columbia University. Lihrar CHARLES COLEMAN SELLERS, Cura- tor of Dickinsoniana with Rank of Associate Professor, B.A., Haver- ford Collegeg ,M.A., Harvard Uni- versity. Ph shud Educanon ,,,. , . A ,, ,, trso t J J r R A rltsr ,E tif E ,. 91 M 1 V, 3 W, V',..i f , ' Si ,',,,,L f 1 , ., 1 Q . Q '.:i:'ifi'iai:2?'flfi C ,- - l ginia. RAYMOND PALMER CAREER Bow- MAN, Assistant Professor of Psy- chology, B.S., Bridgewater College M.A., Ph.D., University of Vir- GERALD MCMONIES STEVENSON, JR., Reference Librarian, with Rank of Instructor, A.B., M.A., Kent State University. JANE THATCHER EIMER, Catalogue Librarian, with Rank of Instructor, B.A., New Jersey College for Wo- men. MAY MORRIS, Librarian with Rank of Professor, Ph.B., Dickinson Col- , legeg Graduate, Pratt Institute School of Library Science. - . ' Sf -- Q is FRANK RICHARD MAZE, Assistant Professor of Physical' Education, Acting Head of the Department of Physical Education, Acting Direc- tor of Athletics, B.S., M.A., Syra- cuse University. JOHN STOHLER STECKBECK, Assis- tant Professor of Physical Educa- tion, Director of Choir and Glee West Chester State lVl.Sc., Univer- Club, Teachers BENEDICT COREN, Instructor in Physical Education, Head Resident of Conway Hall, B.S., West Chester State Teachers College. MARIAN RANDOLPH MEMORY, In- structor in Physical Education, B.S., Pennsylvania State College. 27

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Four years of college life-with its many high spots and its low ones too-lie behind .the seniors as we step out of the microcosm of Dickinson and enter a far larger and more complex world. This world that we are about to step into is far from being a pleasant one, and many times we will look back longingly on our years here at Dickinson with its weekends and its fraternity life and with little more to worry about than a few hour exams. But we can not return to this little world. We must lo war-torn world that needs intelligent, young leaders. From now on that will be our world, and we hope that the training received here will enable us to fill our new roles capably. ok to the future, to the Trying them on for size nfl? 5' L as fs , f-an sf Nil Qt Uftif i Ai as S Q x 3