Monticello College - Echo Yearbook (Godfrey, IL)

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Fred Ktichnc. Marshall Acker. I)r. John R. Young. D. Howard Doanc, Mrs. S. 1 • Olin, Mrs. W. W. Parsons, Eben Rodgers, chairman; Mrs. T. S. Chapman. Mrs. G. S. Mdnor. The Board of Trustees The over-all responsibility for the administration of Monticello College lies with its energetic Board of Trustees, a group of nine capable men and women who generously give of their valuable time and effort in behali ol this college. The Board of Trustees consists ol the following members: Chairman: Kben Rodgers, Alton Vice-chairman: Fred Kuehnc, Jr., Mat toon Secretary: Marshall V. Acker, Alton .Uembers: Mrs. T. S. Chapman, Jerseyville I). Howard Doanc, St. Louis Mrs. George Sparks Milnor (Alice Ryrie, Class of 1911), Kenilworth Mrs. Spencer T. Olin (Ann Whitney, Class of 1925), Alton . ember Emeritus: Mrs. William Wood Parsons (President of Monticello College 1910-1918), Terre Haute, Indiana . ember Ex-officio: Dr. John R. Young

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DR. JOHN R. YOUNG Dr. John Ripley Young is Monticello’s youthful president, lie graduated Irom Marshall College with a B.A., and he earned his M.A. and Ph.D. from the University of Illinois. 1 Mid owed with a soft, resonant voice, one which automatically instills confidence. Dr. Young has proved himself an invaluable counselor and a sincere friend. A Rotarian, civic-minded Dr. Young is a member of the board of directors ol Alton Memorial I Iospital and the Alton-Wood River chapter of tlie American Red Cross.

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Administration Mary Laixg Swift Academic Dean A.B. Vassal College M.A. Columbia University Miss Swift, the Academic Dean, is known for her understanding and interest in each and every Monticcllo girl. In addition to her duties as Academic Dean, she is Chairman of the Advising Committee, and faculty adviser to the Student Council. Wen del II. Baker Director of Admissions; Assistant to the President A.B. University of Missouri Mr. Baker, in the capacity ol Director ol Admissions, carries on all correspondence with prospective students, lie is ably assisted bv eight field representatives in this responsibility. His willing participation in Monticello’s many activities brings him closer to us, the student body. Alice May Morrill Dean oj Women Ph.B., Denison University; M.A., Northwestern University Mrs. Alice May Morrill’s duties as Dean of Women include the administration ol social privileges, the supervision ol all student residences, and the task of picking compatible roommates for new students. Perhaps most important is her role of helper and adviser to girls adjusting to new experiences of college life.