Geneva College - Genevan Yearbook (Beaver Falls, PA)

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9? VICE PRESIDENT DR. EDWIN CLARKE Bearing not only the tasks of Vice President, but the added responsibil- ity of obtaining building finances, Dr. Edwin C. Clarke has administered over the months even more numerous and essential duties for our college. Despite his heavy burdens, which in- clude the leadership of the Business Administration Department, he is never too busy to assist the students or faculty with their problems. A man of many talents, Dr. Clarke is another of Geneva's sons who has brought honor to his Alma Mater. PRESIDENT DR. C. M. LEE There are few offices as difficult as those which de- mand of a man both leader- ship and service. It is in such a difficult capacity that Dr. Lee administers the daily af- fairs of Geneva College not only while laboring at his desk in Old Main, but also as the foremost representa- tive to other colleges and communities, Dr. Lee carries our spirit and standard. In the past months We have come to better know and ap- preciate the sincere devotion and service of our President. In the year ahead we look for- ward to the continued guid- ance of Dr. Lee who so well expresses the ideals of Geneva as a Christian, scholar, and friend. sig? fx

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ADMINISTRATIO FRONT ROW: Dr. C. M. Lee, Ralph E. Smith, Atty., Dr. Robert M. Young, Mrs. W. F. Mandeville, Miss Ethel Lytle, Mrs. Willard E. Hemphill, Dr. Remo I. Robb, J. M. Blackwood, M.D., Rev. J. Renwick Patterson. BACK ROW: J. Merrill Robb, W. Raymond Kerr, Rev. D. Howard Elliott, J. Doug- las Brooks, Rev. J. Paul Wilson, W. A. Bliss, Eugene W. Ramsey, E. Dodds Balph, Dr. Robert Clarke. MEMBERS NOT IN PHOTO: Dr. L. D. Smith, David C. Park, C. Brainerd Metheny, Dr. D. H. Elliott, Dr. H. Lester Smith. Board of Trustees Facing the challenge of policy and busi- the Reformed Presbyterian Church, and ness, the Board of Trustees manages col- citizens of the surrounding area work side lege afairs year after year. These twenty- by side to meet today's problems and make one men and women chosen from Alumni, tomorrow's progress.

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g I Deans DEAN OF THE COLLEGE DR. ROBERT PARK Dr. Park is the natural choice for this office. He has always been a leader of youth, readily under- standing and sympathizing with them. His sense of humor and in- terest in each student give good reasons for his popularity. DEAN OF FRESHMAN DR. HAROLD BRUCE Often when Dr. Bruce is not on cam- pus he is on one of his many trips to high schools to represent Geneva. He also is responsible for the anonymous publicity that students interested in Geneva receive. After they have enter- ed as freshmen he helps them get adjust- ed to college life and advises them in planning their schedules. DIRECTOR or EXTENSION DR. JOHN McISAAC It would be difficult to find a man more capable of performing the duties of Director of Extension. Besides de- voting much of his time to helping fu- ture teachers With their problems and keeping abreast with the modern trends of education, he aids the veterans in adjusting to college life and wisely ad- vises the extension students.