Ferrum College - Beacon Yearbook (Ferrum, VA)

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OFFICERS Dr. James G. Snead Chairman The Board of TTUSJICCS Lloyd B. Mize First vice chairman Mrs. J. Boyd Tyrell Second Vice Chairman Dr. George S. Lightner Secretary . ina: ,- .. was - Dr. Harry Balthis Mr. Thomas N. Barbour Mr. J. E. Bassett, Sr. Mr. Howard Belanga Dr. Evelyn Berry Mrs. J. A. Berry Mr. C. P. Blair Dr. John Blakemore Reverend R. E. Cardwell Mrs. T. F. Cooke Mr. Horace G. Dyer Dr. Harold H. Fink Mrs. J. E. Gleason Mr. Daniel L. Grantham Bishop Walter C. Gum Mr. Howard Gwaltney Reverend Ralph L. Haga Mrs. A. Paul Hartz Dr. Harold H. Hughes, Sr. Mr. Wiley Jackson Reverend Roscoe C. Johnson Dr. T. E. Landis Mrs. E. H. Lane, Sr. Mr. Barlow K. McEachern Reverend John A. McKenry Mrs. Dewey B. Mullins 18 Mrs. E. W. Pitzer Dr. Roland P. Riddick Mrs. Harold A. Rowe Dr. Carl G. Sanders Mr. Louis Spilman Mrs. W. B. Spong Mrs. Thomas B. Stanley Dr. James Turner Mr. W. C. Vaughan Mr. Robert L. Wallace Mr. Forrest Williams Mr. Charles A. Womack Reverend Raymond F. Wrenn

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Those who inspire and instruct us are . Gaze jgreszknf C. RALPH ARTHUR B.S. in Bus. Adm., University of Richmond B.D., Duke University Divinity School L.L.D., University of Richmond Dr. Arthur first came to Ferrum in 1954. Since that time the college has experienced phenomenal growth and development. Increasing enrollment, higher academic standards, new buildings and facilities are a partial witness to the progress the college has made under his leadership. What we see today are results of his dreams for Ferrum in the past. What We will see in the future are his dreams for Ferrum today. 19