Kenyon College - Reveille Yearbook (Gambier, OH)

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SEVENTEENTH PRESIDENT OF KENYON COLLEGE F. EDWARD LUND A.B., M.A. (Washington and Lee), Ph.D. (Wisconsin) LL.D. (Birmingham Southern) It is impossible always to be exalted. Yet when we attempt to state what Kenyon stands for, what it endures for, and to what it aspires, then we must recognize that unless Kenyon inspires a vision and will to greatness, there is no true education here. This view of Kenyon originates with Philander Chase, the first Kenyon man. Others have given substance to this vision: notably Lords Kenyon, Bexley, and Gam- bier. Still others have brought to Kenyon character and stature: Bishop Mcllvaine, William Foster Pierce, and Gordon Keith Chalmers. And let us never forget the fac- ulties past and present who, in the exalted inspiration of their lives, in daily dedica- tion, and in salty scholarship, give to Kenyon its flesh and backbone. As a newcomer to Kenyon, privileged to share this vision and charged with the heavy duty of sustaining it, I am impressed with the line in our hymn: How life is vision close pursued by will. The simple truth is that while many share Kenyon's vision, only Kenyon men can give it will and expression. Fourteen F. Edward Lund

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ROBERT B. BROWN Vice President of the College M.A. (Kenyon) Dear Carl, we need a . . DANIEL T. FINKBEINER Dean of the College A.B., M.A. (Washington and Jefferson), Ph.D. (California Tech.) That violates rule 73, section 10 .. Sixteen FRANK E. BAILEY A.B. (Dartmouth), M.A., Ph.D. (Harvard) Son, you fumbled the ball. THOMAS J. EDWARDS Dean of Students B.S. (Springfield), M.A. (Toledo) What we need around here are some serious athletes.