Union College - Stespean Yearbook (Barbourville, KY)

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DEANS Dr. i. H. Boyd, A.B., M.A., Ed.D., Dean of College. Mary Owen, A.B., M.A., Ph.D., Dean of Wo- men and Professor of English. Donald Welch, A.B., B.D., Deo n of Men; Insfrucfor in Religion.

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Since their inauguration last Spring, the presidential team of Dr. and Mrs. Mahlon A. Miller has made its youthfulness and vitality felt on our campus. As the gracious hostess of Baldwin Place, Mrs. Miller has made official functions inter- esting as well as impressive. She has maintained friendly contacts with the student body and pro- vided morale-building encouragement on more than one unofficial occasion. President Miller can look back, after one year in office, on the considerable strides he has made in creating policies which will build administration, faculty and students into pro- gressive harmony as Union moves forward. Above: President Miller presides over Thanksgiving dinner. Below: For once a chance to read at home, BUT another interruption . . . % « -JMC Above: Mrs. Miller gives a future hallowed shade a good start . . . 19

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Arthur E. Spurlock, B.S. in Ed., M.S., Business Manager and Treasurer. Dorothy Lucas, B RE., M.A., Registrar and Academic Marshal. Milton H. Townsend, A.B., M.A., Director of Public Relations and Alumni Affairs. ADMINISTRATORS Marshall B. Potter, Superintendent of Buildings and Grounds. As neophytes we swept through the portals of Union on gilded wings, finally evolving into that last metamorphic stage known as Seniors. As we become elated by this gaudy evolution, we sometimes forget the helpful assistance given us by the administration. Can we ever forget Mr. Spurlock, our monetary advisor, who frequently waived our payments to later dates, or Mr. Townsend, the High Priest of public relations, who often printed with bold face our scho- lastic praises? And in strolling across the beautiful campus, have we not seen the handiwork of our Care- taker, Mr. Potter? And last, can we ever forget the involuntary benevolence bestowed upon us by Miss Lucas who vigilantly watched our records of progress with a maternal eye? No. Much of our success is due to the counselling of these people. Without them, we would not have been able to evolve. 21