Eureka College - Prism Yearbook (Eureka, IL)

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The concentrated accelerated plan kept us busy this year, from the early start on August 31 until the commencement on Easter Sunday, with only one real vacation at Christmas time and a short breather after Thanksgiving. Some of us kept at the classes for a fifth term, too, which was made notable by the rainiest month of May in years and years. For most of the men most of the time this year classes were mathematics, physics, navigation, or some other war subject. It was not an easy year for them. ...H- ' BURRUS DICKINSON President of the college since 193 a member of a family which has e 1 associated with the college since t wis founded. Our plans for courses were changed sev- eral times when faculty members left the campus. It started in November when the Army came in and took Mr. Wfilmington and Mr. Kipp. Then Miss Telleen and Miss Spence left us for matrimony, and Miss Mil- lington resigned to take a position with the Detroit headquarters of the Camp Fire Girls. In January John Berry and Lawrence Nor- ton left the campus on sabbatical leaves of absence to do graduate study and research, one at the University of Chicago and one at the University of Wisconsiii.

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T. E. WIGGINS Registrar of the college and prnfessur of literature, he is called upon for advice by all stuelents. .f . ..,-..q,m,,.fm ffl . ww I RAYMOND G. AYLSWORTH Dean of students :intl professor of religion :intl plmilusnpliy, lie is known to all stu- dents aw n counselor :intl its llie tlireclur nf tlie student work program. .. 'X