Kalamazoo College - Boiling Pot Yearbook (Kalamazoo, MI)

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DEDICATICDIXI 'A song ot honor, a riproaring cheer . . . What could adequately express the spontaneity ot Hermon l-l. Severn, our beloved Dean, to whom we joyously dedicate our yearbook? We behold and follow him in wise spiritual advice, athletic pep meets, and linguists' class hours. We worry and wish with him. We chatter and laugh with him. But always we hold him in honor - a dynamic personality, whose leader- ship, triendliness, and blessings will remain with us forever. l5J

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FQIQEWQRD Sing a song of sixpence-sing a song of honorl Whatever song we've sung, in your esteem, in the following pages, we care not, if you enjoy it. Whether it was lack of pennies from heaven that incapacitated, sit-down strikes that interfered, or lack of interest that ruined, causing three pot- less years, we are not certain, but we are certain that it is delightful to renew the Boiling Pot tradition. ln fact this renewal has been a magnificent obsession to many staff members and students. However hazy the magnificence may be in black and white, the spirited endeavor to weave into a magnificent tune the campus life, dreams, and ideals is present. We hope you like the modern melody. '

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CONTENTS ' FACULTY ' CLASSES ' ACTIVITIES 9 T ATHLETICS ' ADVERTISING Co-editors: Ruth Demme, Ruth Schroeder Co-business managers: Karl Lambooy, Donald Simpson Subscriptions: Richard Kennedy Photography: Charles Krill u Campus Capers x ac 4 rl sq? G Cf GSS OO fb wg I f Victory l6l