Kenyon College - Reveille Yearbook (Gambier, OH)

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oeolcatlon The editors proudly dedicate the 1963 Reoeille to Frank Edgar Bailey, Dean of the College. Since his coming to Kenyon sixteen years ago from an Associate Professorship at Mount Holy- oke, Dean Baileys personal dynamism, his in- nate dignity of character, and his intelligent and forthright adherence to traditional values and fundamental personal principles have earned him great affection and respect among both stu- dents and the faculty. His devotion to the Col- lege has been unquestionable, and his sincere interest in helping students, in particular-as one of his colleagues put it- the underdog, under- graduate delinquents and sinnersf, with academ- ic, adjustment, and personality problems is well known. Despite the rough, scowling countenance he sometimes assumes, those who know him well would be quick to testify that his heart is made of soft goldf, This is manifested in his private life in the loving devotion' he has shown toward his family and to his two great personal avoca- tions-sailing and his dogs. For many past summers he has had the dis- tinction of serving as Commodore of the Yacht Club at Martha,s Vineyard and at times, as fac- ulty members will confirm, it has been difficult to predict whether he would part company with the maritime life in time to make it back to the College by Freshman Week. His interest in the fine Welsh corgis, bred by Mrs. Bailey, took shape only about five years ago and since that time they have, under his personal tutelage, been groomed so as to have won many outstanding awards. Seldom does one find combined in a man such a unique variety of admirable traits, such stead- fast, but reasonable, devotion to those things in which he believes, such joy ensuing from the ac- complishments of hard work, all within the framework of a basically uncomplicated, and certainly unpretentious personality. Frank Bail- ey,s life does, in truth, stand as a monument to that which is best both in this country and at this College. He has set for us, the undergrad- uates, a fine example of Christian manhood and personal Wisdom worthy of emulation. We wish him continued good health, much happiness, and further satisfaction in what we hope will be many remaining years. g-:ll -m 9 5 553537

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