University of Findlay - Argus Yearbook (Findlay, OH)

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1'YA POWERS Ti-If' BE A beautiful home, a smooth Reo, chummy games oi ping-pong or baseball Cdart varietyl, speeches at clubs in town, leisure study of Russia, touring east and west: the life of Prexy . Mrs. Dunathan is a charming wife and hostessy one talented daughter and two sons, one in adorable babyhood, another liv- ing daily a short story of adventure, are campus personalities. But this is not the whole picture: since a certain school superintendent came in 1929 to the vacant headship ot the college, three accreditings and a battle royal with the big, bad wolf have been won. Perhaps there's some connection between them and the graying of our president's hair. This is also part of the picture. Remember, too, a thousands chapels, and those matter-oi-money interviews in each oi our private lives when an accrediting was made- to the debits of Dad's account iii anyb. But look at Mr. D. at home-sometimes he rests. I , tvmg . nlullrvi. -1g-

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Sitting: H. R. Dunuthan, B. H. Rogers, C. H. Heiges. R. K. Dcxvis. A. O. Hamilton, Chester Pendleton. Mrs. C. H. Bcxlliinch. S. W. Weiger. S. F. Bcxuders. I. L. Upde- graph. Standing: E. E. Heltibridle, W. S. Miller. V. H. Cunningham, Frank Berkheimer. S. K. Dustin. M. A. Hoii, H. R. Lobb, Myrtle Deming. and I. W. Whisler. CML W. L. Stevens is not in the picturel. These people, though separated during the Whole year, are ever behind the scenes, in touch With the problem of current financing. Each Iune, when We all are busy enduring exams, they assemble as a unit to direct the major policies of the college. The increasing need for economy has made their dili- gence our gain, and our gratitude is theirs. The Board of Trustees is indeed a vital organ ot a Well established and rising school.