St Andrews Presbyterian College - Lamp and Shield / Bagpipe Yearbook (Laurinburg, NC)

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rliTr mmmmm i:ii;iii!!!!UJ;.: J PRESIDENT OF THE COLLEGE There Is one office which is the nerve center of St. Andrews, and much to our surprise, the door stands wide open many hours each day. This office belongs to Dr. Donald J. Hart, St. Andrews ' new president. It is difficult to imagine how hard it is to assume the reins of a bucking bronc, but Dr. Hart has done so with great ease and suc- cess. Meeting new faces and old problems have become second nature to him, and he has handled himself most admirably. Indeed he is our nerve center and our brain, easing tensions, greeting visitors, raising money, and keeping the mechanics of St. Andrews in top order. Greater than these is his contact with the community. He speaks our idiom and feels our pulse: at the same time maintaining a sound relationship with the Board of Trustees, who sometimes have a different beat with another idiom. He ' s St. Andrews ' own bridge to the generation gap. We are proud to have Dr. Hart with us. He has assumed a difficult task. After all, what can be more difficult than being a nerve center and brain — perhaps being our heart? ■PiiiiiJiiiiii iiiiii ' ■iiii ' fiiiaimiltllikx- Wlmk

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DEAN OF THE COLLEGE Most of SA people agree that Robert F. Davidson, Dean of the College, must have found the key to happiness — he is a never-end- ing fountain of hee-hees! But be- hind the laughter is a serious man with great responsibilities. It is his duty to maintain St. Andrews as an academic institution in spite of what others want to make It. In ad- dition to these duties, he is a busy committeeman, a great help to the honor society, and an advisor to all the desperate students whom no- body else can help! ' 45»5Wlr J. J L 20 IJIiPjIJJIiP