Swarthmore College - Halcyon Yearbook (Swarthmore, PA)

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TWO GIFTED WOMEN IT is my privilege to give a brief, and necessarily inadequate, expression of appreciation of the service of Dean Bond and Professor Cunningham for Swarthmore College. Dean Elizabeth Powell Bond, at the end of this college year will have served the College for twenty years. She has been the college mother in all that term implies, and she has made for herself a unique place. The great importance of the delicate and difficult work of Dean Bond at Swarthmore mav in part be realized when it is stated that it has taken almost two years to find a suitable successor. To the womanlv virtues, so essential for her work. Dean Bond has added unusual literary taste and attainment and a marked aptness in the use of written and spoken language. Susan J. Cunningham has the distinction of being the only one in the faculty who has been connected with the College since its beginning in i86g. She is energetic, forceful, and learned in her profession, and a thorough believer in the gospel of work. She has devoted all of her remarkable powers to the College. She has loved Swarthmore more than her own life, of which she has unsparingly given. She has, in season and out of season, been ready not only to serve the College, but to help individual students by giving to them her advice, her time, and in numerous cases her monev. 9