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B I I ?■ ' ■ i J £- I . I THE MASTER CAMPUS PLAN provides a background for the Board of Trustees: (front row} Mrs. Franklin K. Cassel, Dr. Horace E. Raffensperger, Noah S. Sellers, Chairman Dr. Joseph Kettering, Dr. Roy E. McAuley, Miss Martha Bucher, Mrs. Christopher Papson; (second row) Dr. Galen C. Kilhefner, Howard A. Merkey, Chester H. Royer, Earl H. Kurtz, J. Aldus Rinehart, Samuel S. Wenger, Norman K. Musser; (third row) Carl G. Herr, Cyrus G. Bucher, Paul M. Grubb, D. Kenneth Hollinger, John F. Sprenkel, S. Clyde Weaver. Problems, Decisions, Action THE DESTINY of Elizabethtown College and her stu- dents lies in the decisions made by the Board of Trus- tees. The trustees have played a vital role in develop- ing the policies of the college. While making decisions that further the college ' s progress, this group of men and women has the responsibility of insuring that the policies conform to the ideals of the founders of the college. Every growing college has its share of problems. The board of trustees recognizes the problems confronting our college and endeavors to determine solutions. At their annual fall meeting, the trustees establish the yearly college budget. Another foremost concern of the board is providing more and better faci lities for the education of college students. Last spring they approved the new women ' s residence and student union building, which are pres- ently under construction. Actions taken by the board of trustees are significant in determining the reputation of the college. From the decisions made by this indispensable group, the public judges the college in its entirety. 20
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Is People would be inefficient if the administrative personnel did not offer their services. The college would be inadequate without the fac- ulties concern for the education of youth. The college would be futile if the students lacked a desire for higher education. With- out these people, the college would cease to continue. People are the heart of a college. They make it a living, dynamic institution. Here and on the following pages are some of these people engaged in their various activities in and about Elizabeth- town College. ■ 19
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' 1 1 • I ■ ■ ■ DR. ROY E. McAULEY President of College ,. ' ■•■ ' i. ' -. •
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