University of Delaware - Blue Hen Yearbook (Newark, DE)

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BQARD GF TRUSTEES 3 Officers of fhe Board HUGH M. MORRIS .,,....,.... ,,.,,.....A,..,,.... ..,.. P r esideni J WARREN C. NEWTON... ,............. Vice-Presideni N JOHN P. CANN ,......,,...., A.,,.,.. S ecrelary-Treasurer Execu+ive HUGH M. MORRIS, Chairman Harland A. Carpenlrer Mrs. Alberl W. James R. R. M. Carpenier, Jr. John G. Leach Henry B. DuPon+ Warren C, Newlon H. E. DuPon+ Richard S. Rodney Hyland P. George C. M. A, Siine J. P. Cann, Secrelary IEX o1Cliciol JUDGE HUGH M. MORRIS Presidem' of +he Board AGRICULTURE HEALTH, PHYSICAL EDUCATION AND ATHLETICS Warren C. Newion, Chairman R. R. M. Carpenler, Jr., Chairman Elberf N. Carvel Harry C. Johnson J. P. Cann Mrs. Alberi' W. James J. Allen Frear, Jr. Preslon C. Townsend John G. Leach Arihur E. Walker INSTRUCTION ARTS AND SCIENCE, EDUCATION, AND HOME ECONOMICS Harland A. Carpenler, Chairman . W. W. Harringfon Richard S. Rodney MVS- AIbef+ W- James- Cllalfman G. Burien Pearson N. Maxson Terry Harland A. Carpenler Mrs. Charles P. Townsend G. Franklin Waples John G. Leach EDUCATION OF WOMEN ENGINEERING M CI IF' rs. arence Fraim, C airman Henry B' Dupont Clqalrman Bessie B. Collins, Dean ol Women, Secrelary C' Douglass Buck C M A-lygafld P' George Mrs. Eranlc R. Grier Mrs. George Rigby ' ' ' Jrme Mrs. T. Muncy Keiih Mrs. Peler Whaley FINANCE HONORARY DEGREES Hyland P. George, Chairman , , Waller J. Beadle Joseph L. Marshall , W' Harrlngwn' Clmlrman George M. Fisher G. Burron Pearson Quhaema Oklnra e Rmllard S' Rodney Harold W. Horsey J. P. Cann, Secrelary JO n A' Pe' 'ns C' M' A' Shne GROUNDS AND BUILDINGS PRIZES AND SCHOLARSHIPS H, F, DuPOn-lr, Chairman Harold W. Horsey, Chairman C. Douglass Buck Warren C. Newlon Harland A. Carpenler Edna Fredrick Franlc M. Jones H. Rodney Sharp Mrs. Alberi W. James E. Wakefield Smilh Thirfeen

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etfrfllge rom our rediclenf PRESIDENT JOHN A PERKINS A graduaTing senior appreciaTes The ineviTabiliTy oT Tennyson's sug- gesTion ThaT we l.eT The world spin Torever down The ringing grooves oT change. When change is menlrioned, Too oTTen we Think only oT physical and maTerial maniTesTaTions oT iT like new buildings on The campus. The greaTesT alTeraTion ThaT has Taken place on our campus in The lasT Tour years is in each oT you. When you appeared in Newark in The Tall oT I949, whaT a big consTrucTion proiecT you presenTed To The TaculTy. All concerned have worked diligenTlyg a greaT change has been wroughT. You are presenTed To The world This spring, The Class oT I953, our qualiTy producT aTTer Tour years oT cusTom building. The very TacT oT your educaTion will mean ThaT sTill more changes will be made-This Time by you. You will discover new producTs and improve exisTing ones. You will suggesT new and beTTer ways oT doing Things. All This implies, as change ever does, a greaT peril and a greaT opporTuniTy. The TirsT will be avoided and The second realized iT The changes you sTrive Tor and accomplish are noT only maTerial ones buT are also improvemenTs in The social, The spiriTual and The culTural liTe ThaT lies beTore your collegiaTe generaTion.

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ADMINISTRATDRS i DR. ALLAN P. COLBURN DR. FRANCIS H. SQLHRE ProvosT Dean oT UniversiTy ln I938 Dr. Colburn became chairman oT The UniversiTy's Chemical Engineering DeparTmenTg Through his eTTorTs we are building up our research and exTension Teaching programs. l-le was made assisTanT To The presidenT in l947, and in 1950 became acTing presidenT Tor several monThs. l-le is now provosT oT The UniversiTy. Originally Trom Madison, Wisconsin, Dr. Colburn was graduaTed and also received his docToraTe Trom The UniversiTy oT Wisconsin. For nine years he was employed as a research chemical engineer by The du PonT ExperimenTal STaTion. One OT Dr. Colburn's many posiTions is chairman OT The l-leaT TransTer Division OT The American SocieTy oT Mechanical Engineers. Civic organizaTions also engage his Time: he is direcTor oT The Delaware ChapTer oT The American Red Cross, and a member OT The WilmingTon RoundTable oT The NaTional ConTerence oT Chris- Tians and Jews. IncidenTally, ice slcaTing and slceTch- ing are Two oT Dr. Colburn's hobbies. FourTeen Francis l-l. Squire began his career aT The Univer- siTy of Delaware as an insTrucTor in The l-lisTory DeparTmenT and sTayed To become our respecTed and admired Dean oT ArTs and Science. Coming here when he did. soon aTTer his gradua- Tion Trom Yale UniversiTy, Dean Squire has wiT- nessed many OT The changes ThaT have Talcen place on campus. ln parTicular,i he has seen The School oT ArTs and Science grow Trom a small beginning To iTs presenT proporTions. Besides his duTies as head oT The largesT school oT The UniversiTy, Dean Squire is a Training oTTicer oT The Delaware BaTTalion oT The Naval Reserve, and is a member oT The American l'lisTorical Asso- ciaTion, l-lisTorical SocieTy oT Delaware, Phi Kappa Phi. Phi Kappa Tau, Lincoln Club oT Delaware, and Torch Club. l-Iis hobbies include reading, music. hisTory, and Tennis.