Douglass College - Quair Yearbook (New Brunswick, NJ)

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ETIIEL DA WBARN FREDERICKA Asst. Director of BELKNAP P4'1'.Y0111lC1 Bureau Director of Pcrsomzcl Burmzz. Xlxxl. 1l1tUIUjlt'V, Uinizztj RL'fll..YfVITI' 114111 1.017512 Al1I'.YlJl' .l.vsl. In 1113115111 111111 H.-IROLD POTT1flV 1lfl11lll!It'7' Collcge Plzysiuimx. EMILB' K. P051 S11fn'r':'is0z' of l1t77'IlI11Ul'I-US l1O.YA1.11 Cf IIORIAX Umm of l115Ir'11t'tim1 RFT11 BRUSI1 ESTHE1? 1'l.lll'1fS . EDNA NEU1BlY Dzrecfor of .-lflrzzuszmzs One of my most interesting and exciting experiences was partic- ipating in the ideal community life of N.J.C. Under the honor system, I learned to take upon myself new responsibilities and learned the value of co-operative living. Much of the credit for the success of this belongs to the administration which advised and directed me in all the phases of my college life. Campus directors served as a unifying group by assist- ing me with my everyday problems. Functioning closely with these mem- bers of the Department of Student Life were the administrators in Col- lege Hall, who helped me in my scho- lastic endeavors and guided me in plans for the future. In the dormi- tories as well as the dining halls, a pleasant and comfortable atmosphere prevailed through the efficient plan- ning of those in charge. T h u s t h e administration played a very important role in the smooth functioning of our entire system. Such things have often been taken for grantedg I wish to express appreciation now. CHESTER 5' NEDE K E If 1?zw'.vm'

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For Dean Margaret T. Corwin no introduction is necessary. 'l'ln'oughont my stay at N.l.C. there were many occasions to meet and know her. l hrst met and chatted with her at the Freshman Tea held on the lawn of her charming home. During the next three years I became hetter acquainted with her tlirongh Chapel programs, committees on which we worked together, and social functions enlivened hy her presence. By senior year l eagerly awaited the il1Vl'fZ1'flO11 to her luncheon- the highlight of our companionship at N.-l.C'. Dr. Lewis Vliehster Jones, formerly President of the University of Arkansas, succeeded Dr. Robert C. Clothier as the new President of Rutgers Lfniversity. He was a new figure on campus this yearg lint hy graduation, I, the class of 1052, had come to know and admire our new president. Mi-XRl24XRE'l' T. CORXYIX LEXVIS lYlillS'l'liR QIONHS Dean of the College President of the University 7

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iii . DEPAI'-TMENT UF STUDENT LIFE JIA lIf.IOlx'IIf IRA YES IM111 Of .S'fzzdmzf.r IRENA ZIEKLEYN EILEEX DILLOA MAIIH JO IxI..1,XICIx CAlU,Ill-l..'l .'1YIflC.S' Assisfauf fu Dean ufSl1tlI1'7zf5 .4DI?IE.VNIE SCOTCIIIJROOK SHIICLE V THIN POPEICING IAXICE HARVEY VIRGINIA Cyl CLE!