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1 DR. P. S. ALRRIGHT ada., ysicfll Cliemisiiy Grid DR. LEROY ALLEN Aflronauiics MR. HENRY BROCK ljootlncill Coach Fliysic-cil Education MlSS HFLEN PVERS Hcme Economics Ri, Mi 'isle Syeecly lDr1l,iu'ef DH ij, E. fiURf Biology 1 f-'wm SS HELEN CR!XHAlkl iuiifs rmfi lxyressifqf JR. .QNNLTTE ANDERSLN Diqlisli lvllSS LILLU-KN CLOUD ii lfiif SC-Cieicfy :mi Pulli R0lCIllO1 l5 Pliysirrnl Edur'ci'i1vn HRS, PEARL l'l!XMlLTOlY Eclucuiioli ilH Hill
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llNlH llltlllltll Hlllltl 'HlIIlHlHS' DR. CHARLES EDWlN SCHOElELD was given the charge of office by Bishop William C. Martin, October 20, l942, and formally inaugurated tenth president of Southwestern college, to fill the vacancy left by Dr. Erank E. Mossman. Bishop Martin was also the principal speaker at the in- augural banquet. Later in the evening the student body assembled outside the Schofield home and gave Mr. 51 Mrs. President an inauguration of serenading and im- promptu speeches. Arriving on the campus during a time which at best was difficult, he brought to the scene his background in re- ligious and educational life which qualifies him as an administrator in war and peace. Equipped with his execu- tive ability plus a genuine interest in students and their problems, and a delightful sense of humor, he made many friends and soon won a place in the campus life. We have seen new things and heard new ideas during these past nine months -the re-organization of the chapel program, the introduction of fall and spring Honor's assembly, and a close co-operation between stu- dents, faculty and administrators - which have main- tained and advanced the high ideals and standards of S. C. Mrs. Schofield, First Lady of Southwestern society, has been a gracious and charming hostess to students and organizations at the executive mansion. We praise you, Mr. and Mrs. PreXy. You've helped stabilize our think- ing in the midst of a race between Christian education and catastrophe. 9
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MlSS ADA M. HERR Sociology DR. ROR ROY MAC GREGOR liisicry arid Political Sciemti MR. WILLIAM MCNYPENY Educalioxi, Director ol Place-riierit Bureau, Basketball Coach, Dir. Ailileliis REV. LYMAN lOllNSCN Plfiilosopliy DR, T. REESE MARSH Dian of College, Dean of lVlG English MR. LAWRENCE ONCLEY Chemistry MR. CHESTER LONG Physics MlSS MARGARET Mll.l.ER English, louirialisiii, News Bureau MR. NV. l. POUNDSTONE Regislrar,Educatio1m
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