Hendrix College - Troubadour Yearbook (Conway, AR)

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Dr. Harold V. Allen ,P

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DEDICATION Dedication is given to Dr. Harold Allen As one visits in a sunny, small office on third floor in the Ad Building, he may come to know Dr. Hal Allen . . . the man who is the epitome of what we want this book to mean to its readers: awareness, pleasure in living, and, thus, growing. He has the courage to involve himself, rather than simply to participate. He has chosen, not to become a social or civic lion, but to create and expand his department, to serve in his church, to quietly encourage progress of personal relations, even international ones. He is a teacher, yet he has met his students on a plane that creates cameraderie. He said to us casually, What do I like to do outside the classroom? Talk with students and come to know them. And perhaps he does not realize how often students say that inside the classroom he shares with them each step of the experience of learning. He is a short, stocky man with a shy smile and soft, precise voice, he is an intellectual and he is relevant. More, he has shared his living with us. The 1967 TROUBADOUR staff dedicates its book to DR. HAROLD V. ALLEN.

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ACADEMICS