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Heads of Departments 3HN L. Blair, Ph.D. Registrar Em mi n C Stophi k Teacher Placement Bureau, Extra-Mural Activities A ii DeWeese, Ml) II, altb and Physii al Edui alum mms I Heer, I ' ll I) Siift oj I raining Si bool
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Deans lil Wl III A ERDER, AM Dean oj Women Raymond E. Manchester, A.M. Dean oj Men Dean YerJer In September one of the questions most frequently put to Freshmen is — Where are you from? In June, we put the question to Seniors this way — Where are you going? Where ever you go. graduates of Kent State, remember you are going to show the communities where you dwell what Kent State has been able to produce. In a most vital way you are Kent State. In the end, every college is judged by its alumni. By far the largest, and possibly the most important part of the college is beyond the campus, out in the counties of Ohio and beyond — beyond at points as far separated as southern Florida and the Philippines. Every graduation is a time of strengthening the stakes and lengthening the cords of Alma Mater. Graduates of 1 ( H2. as you go out, you carry our best wishes for success, and for happiness that conies from devoted service in whatever lines of work you find your vocations Dean Manchester This is a greeting from the Men of Kent State College to the faculty, alumni, and student body. It is also an expression of optimistic faith in the future of the institu- tion and a pledge of enthusiastic support for all activities and programs designed to pro- mote the welfare of the college. We are proud to claim membership in the great family of Kentonians, confident that with the passing years our college will grow and prosper We are sure that Kent will always keep the door of opportunity open to those seeking knowledge and inspiration and always exert a powerful influence upon the life of the community. The college is growing and with its growth comes increasing opportunities tor the college students, faculty, and the college itself to expand its sphere ol activity and influence. Kent is rapidly moving to the front.
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J. I . Johnson, A.B. Agriculture Merle K. Wagoner, B.S. Athletics Nina S 1 Iumphries, B.E.A. Art Iarry A Cunningham, A.M. Biology
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