Fenn College - Fanfare Yearbook (Cleveland, OH)

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CDea'icati0n '25 THE wheel of progress at Penn nearly stopped spinning during the war years, and the spoke of student activities was close to being on the bottom. A few people, however, kept a few activity groups moving. Clubs, sororities, fraternities, and all the other extra-curricular organizations may have had small memberships, but these memberships kept the organiza- tions going, maintained enough enthusiasm to keep them alive. They were responsible for a starting-point from which Fenn life turned again into a full and satisfying whirl. Those who were still in school were able to provide a nucleus for new mem- bers and ofhcers. It is to these few who kept pushing at the wheel that the 1944-46 Fanfare is dedicated.

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1945 and 1946 A N F A R E Published by FANFARE STAFF F E N N C O L L E G E CLEVELAND, OHIO, 1946

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I I PRESIDENT CECIL V. THOMAS Intelligence, Power and Personalityng in these three borrowed words lies the success of our President Cecil Vincent Thomas. Through a long and colorful career he has faithfully bestowed his wisdom on the ever increasing student body of Fenn. In his thirty years of service Dr. Thomas has seen the college .develop into one of the nationas larger cooperative colleges. For his splendid achievement in the Held of education, he was honored with an honorary degree, Doctor of Laws, from Baldwin Wallace in 1935. Dr. Thomas' staunch belief in Fenn College has been carried on by his family. His son Ted graduated from Fenn in 1939 and still takes an active part in college life as an interviewer in the Personnel Department. To the students of the college Dr. Thomas' friendly smile and cheery greeting are a sign of the Fenn spirit he has done so much to promote. Wfe are sure that under his leadership Fenn will continue to grow and maintain its high standards. Page T I1 rec