Houghton College - Boulder Yearbook (Houghton, NY)

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n' rffuffyp, Hawk,-f4y, ,. f, is 2- '44-if , , V Q if ' J K ' 'i V7 ,, . ., , 'Q H -, 'lf ri I . V , f',',, 'LEYY5 fl was! f' , Marian L B E. Everett Gilbert Mildred B. Gillette H. Johnswn Head Re' ' ernh0ft Supervisor of Maintenance Manager of College Theiinanz Librarian Gdoyddigdxlff and Repair Dining Hall ' A-Snsm S. I. McMi1len, M.D. Wallace E. Mason College Physician Manager of College Bookstore . . Sr. James -H. 'Min-511. SuPe'.ws0r 0' ee , .Qc . torial Se U' Grace Nelson, R.N. administration staff The administrative staff of Houghton College plays a personal part in the life of each student every day. Miss Gillette carefully oversees the planning and preparation of each meal. Dr. Mc- Millen and Mrs. Nelson guard the health of the students, and Mr. Gilbert keeps everything run- ning in apple-pie order. It isn't often that such a heterogeneous group of activities is unified by one purpose. Yet from Bookstore Manager, Mr. Mason, to the head of the janitorial staff, Mr. Mills, every job is done as service to God and Houghton College. Jani Supervising Nurse Manager of College Press Robert In Wat Allen R. Smith Aa0a,,,mS0

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tdson V J, W , Rachel Davison Mary Graham Clark Richa . Vetemjftney Shea Registrar Librarian E- Wartiz the President I Collrzselor AsSi5Mnt officers of administration -.,' We students of Houghton College point with pride to our Officers of Administration. Through their Christ-centered lives, self-sacrificing work in our behalf, and personal kindness to us, these men and women become outstanding personali- ties in our memories. The disciplinary deans, Miss Beck and Mr. Wright are always willing to hear our problems H. LeRoy Fancher and to help us in every way. Mr. Fancher has Vice-President inspired all with his heart-to-heart talks either in or out of the classroom. Although he is work- ing on his doctorate, Mr. Smith has continued as college business manager. Will' E -Haugsef Treaxufgfd G. Robert I Director Elizabeth Beck - .Frank H. Wright 4724! Bmirzeyy C Rel,dt10'n's Mandger Publi Dean of Women Dean of Men

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our college can CHS Lauren A. King, Ph.D P Houghton College does not disregard the need for Christian scholarship. Dr. King, serving.21S college dean, has emphasized that Christianity and scholarship 'are naturally supplementary. In stressing an experiential knowledge of God, the college program in no way ignores the impor- tance of scholastic achievement and high educa- tional standards. . , Every person has an ambition. Christianity 15 unique in that it combines purpose with a per-' son's ambition. In his own life, Dr. King has shown that this combination, a direct result of consecrated devotion to the cause of Christ. is 'HQ' beatable as man unavoidably meets the v1c1ss1- tudes of life. 22 ' l