Mount Union College - Unonian Yearbook (Alliance, OH)

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I hope college challenged you this year to obtain the higher qualities of life. Here you were confronted by those attributes which count, which deeply enrich life, and which make it worthwhile. In the years ahead, your response to the opportunities afforded you at Mount Union College will give meaning and purpose to life and determine your contribution to a better World. College should have made a tremendous difference to you this year. I trust it did! Dean of The College Sh i Dr. John Bimey Gross

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Dr. Ronald C. Weber, Vice-President of the College, has utilized his knowledge of finance to promote Mount Union,s Fiscal stability. His leadership has greatly aided the ever-expanding campus building program. As Business Manager of the College, Mr. Wilbur Couchie has assisted both Mount Union and its students in solving their respective financial problems. His capabilities have been instrumental in the performance of his duties, the most important of which is balancing the College budget. The Executive Committee of the Board of Trustees is the main admin- istrative body of Mount Union College. The efforts of its members have led to the academic and physical improvement of the College. Dr. Ronald G. Weber Wilbur Couchie Vice President of the College Business Manager of the College me I 1' Executive Committee Mr. john Bentia, Mr. Donald A. Peterson, Dr. Ralph Ramsayer, Bishop Francis E. Kearns, Dr. Paul Ward, Dr. George L. King, Dr. Carl C. Bracy, Mrs. Kenneth B. Cope, Mr. Emery Cook, Dr. Harry L. Weaver, Mrs. C. I. Rodman, Dr. R. C. Weber, Mr. Richard G. McCuskey. 11

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Dean of en 'Mount Union College is a community of scholars and learners in which cooperation and concern are dis- tinguishing characteristics. Responsible academic citizen- ship is required of all. We respect the dignity of each person, and each individual is expected to be a responsible and maturing member of the college communityf This statement from the Objectives of Mount Union College contributes to the total campus life. Hopefully, these ideas will prevail throughout all the college activities: the classroom, the residence halls, the athletic field, the fraternities, and the campus organizations. What better ob- jectives to live by during college and throughout the future! Dean of Women Roger VVillmott, the famous British author, once wrote 'Education is the apprenticeship of life'. As students enter college they begin the last phase of this formalized ap- prenticeship and therefore the finest educational resources should be made available to them. The college experi- ence is a learning experience. The wise student takes advantage of each and every opportunity for knowledge. Here hc can think freely, criticize constructively and disagree agreeably in his attempt to search for, and estab- lish his own values. It's our hope that your years at Mount Union will acquaint you with the excitement of discovering new ideas, of coming face to face with the thoughts of a great scholar, of becoming deeply involved in an atmos- phere in which individuals are free to live, to create and to prepare themselves for the master task of living. .fi . 'N-.. Mr. Terence S. Taylor Miss Judith A. McMillin