Hendrix College - Troubadour Yearbook (Conway, AR)

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10 Che Ourrlords WEE SY, SSH SX WY NS ee eee es AOE BNO SS Go ‘Not all the waters in the rough, rude sea Can wash the balm from an anointed king.” Richard II, Act III, se. i.

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THE PRESIDENT’S HOME, located south of the administration building, was erected in 1914 by alumni. Besides being the home of the President, it is a site for meetings, receptions and other ac- tivities. MILLAR HALL is the dormitory designated for junior and senior women, although it has been opened the last two years to all classes because of room shortage. There is a parlor for informal entertainments. Laundry and pressing rooms are provided on each floor. On the first floor is a kitchen and serving room. This residence hall is situated a block west of the campus.

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i | i } DR. MATT L. ELLIS, whose guidance patterns the course of our lives more than we realize, has the responsibility of determining school policies toward finances, faculty, administra- tion, students, and curricular and extra-cur- ricular activities. His leadership has also been found valuable to many organizations off the Hendrix campus. Below: Dr. Ellis addresses students at the first chapel program. Above: Dr. Ellis, at work in his office, pauses for a pic- ture. He has established a wide reputation for his activities in the Methodist Church, in State Civic groups, and in numerous educational as- sociations. These duties take him all over the state and nation. Dr. Ellis’ ability as a public speaker has been long recognized. Students have the opportunity of hearing him in chapel several times each year. Unfortunately for the students, our presi- dent’s responsibilities keep him from associ- ating with them as often as he would like. Nevertheless many who attend Hendrix will remember this kind, understanding man who so well justifies the faith and confidence of all who look to him. Nhe resident 11