The Kings College - Crown Yearbook (New Castle, DE)

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HUHIIHISTRHTIUH ucational program of The King's College has three broad objectives: l. To provide each student with an understanding and appreciation of the main fields of human knowledge, giving particular emphasis to their correlation with the evangelical Christian view of life and the world. 2. To afford each student a personalized relationship with the college and its educational program, which will establish the foundation for a successful Christ-centered career. 3. To help each student develop Christian attitudes and abilities without which no individual may be considered educated, however well instructed. The administration and faculty have sought to carry out these objectives in every way possible. This year, as Dr. Crawford was on a world tour, the college was indeed fortunate to have two new men on the administration in the persons of Dr. F. Dean Banta, Dean of the College and Mr. Leymon W. Ketcham, Public Relations Consultant. 16.1309 cawin H' Wa ' K. Registrar and Assxs Mug.: A-B.: 1100. 1 Educa Proi- 0 F new Bam i . M A sam., Dean O -1 PMB.: ' Th.B.1 me Faculty' a

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DEDICHTIUH It is with deepest gratitude that we dedicate the 1954 Crown to Mr. Calvin H. Waldron. Even with his many duties, he has captured and held the love and respect of all of the students. His influence on many lives will be felt for years to Come. The personal interest which he takes in the students endears him to the hearts of all. After spending the first twenty years of his life in Hazleton, Pennsylvania, he attended Moody Bible Institute. lt was after his graduation that he came to The King's College as a Bible Major. Furthering his education he received his M.A. from the University of Delaware and, at present, has all but completed his doctorate in education at the University of Pennsylvania. His devotion to the College throughout his eight years here is heartwarming as he seeks to fulfill his duties as alumnus, teacher, and registrar. As an alumnus, he is seeking to advance the school for future students. As a teacher of education, he is preparing Christian young people to take their places in the public schools. As registrar he is aiding students in planning the course of their lives. To you, Mr. Waldron, for serving faithfully and humbly in all these capacities, we offer our sincere thanks and continued prayers. 7

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r - 1 1,-. .,,,t Y... .,. i -,v R X. lx 'x Percy B. Crawford A.B., M.A., Th.B., D.D., President and Prof. of Bible. A man of God, steadfast to the purpose of making Christ known. Dynamic inhis teach- ing, visionary in his outlook, and enthusiastic in his work. 1',,,-1' William J61195' Leymon W. Ketcham Reba M, Berry Vice President. A, B,, Public Relations A.Bn, Ed.M-, Deanofwom.. financier- C0I1SU1i9J1t- Dignity Per' en, Dir. of Counseling, sonified. 9 Instr. in Psych. Sympa- thetic and understanding. Eugene G. Wentling A.B., B.D., M.A., Instr. in History and Act. Dean of Men. Congenial and friendly.