Mount Union College - Unonian Yearbook (Alliance, OH)

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HELEN B. RUDIN, A.M. Dean of Women Assistant Professor of English In their curricular activities and in dormitory living, the men and women of Mount Union are guided by the wise leadership and friendly encouragement of the two deans. They have given to us in this time of uncertainty a sense of stability and confidence for which we felt a great need.

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Ur uicdont 7 College life of the traditional patiern is one of the casualties of the war. To some who see only the lighter side of campus life, and the more frivolous aspects of student behavior, this is a n unmixed blessing. But to those who know how much real education there is outside the classroom, and how much development comes from participation in community enterprises on the cam- pus, it is a matter of regret that wartime conditions and the decreasing number of men in school has curtailed the extracurricular program of the college. That this program has only been curtailed, and not absolutely discon- tinued, is abundantly evidenced by the record in this book. Although studies have been accelerated and social activities curtailed, the life of the campus is still a stimulating life, rich in fellowship, in intellectual interests, and in modes o f expression. Despite priorities and enlistments and all the changed conditions of a war year, the essential flavor of college life remains. GHARLES B: KETCGHAM: President.

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MELVIN W2 HYDE? ALM. Ph.D. Dean of the College Professor of Education