Fenn College - Fanfare Yearbook (Cleveland, OH)

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The Senior class and the Fanfare staff take this opportunity to express appreciation to Uncle George. Professor Simon has earned the love and the respect of all who know him, which means the entire student body. His interest in students, his cheery whole- some attitude, his extensive industrial ex- perience are the qualities which make him an ideal teacher for Fenn College students. f 3 'lu P I 'WUT L H 1 ' In ' Q' n k ' George B. Simon

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ii l 313'-f'!r3 0 A. C. Ernst Fanfare salutes the Cleveland citizen Who has done much during his life to make his city more comfortable, interesting, and vital. As president of the Cleveland Cham- ber of Commerce, he provided leadership for a new program of activities that has earned the gratitude and respect of the entire Community.

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C. V. Thomas, B.S., M.A., LL.D. . l 1 , .. ii rl K 2 Ei l E2 cv X f It fix ' If Emi? f PREXE .ek mi Most college presidents are presented in yearbooks as stout, graying men who spend their entire time behind an impressive look- ing desk. Here is a man who is in step with Cleveland tempo. Although 'QDoc Thomas has two desks and two secretaries, you will most often find him getting ready to board a train or at the airport waiting for a sky ride to New York, Chicago, and points east, west, north and south. Indus- trialists recognize the practical ideals upon which his life is based, and thus he has earned their admiration and respect. This year the students of Penn College expressed their appreciation to Prexy by hav- ing the Annual Banquet commemorate his twenty-fifth year of service to the college. Now as he sees his ideas come to fruition, he still has goals set far ahead. He is attempting to help students achieve the broad vision and training which will make them successful citizens of the world. James L. Myers Cleveland Graphite Bronze Co