Wake Forest University - Howler Yearbook (Winston Salem, NC)

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, m n n r n n n 1 St J PRESIDENT TRIBBLE Ten years of planning, saving, compromising, and patient waiting were culminated in the removal of Wake Forest College from Wake to Forsyth County. 1 he driving force behind our arrival here was none other than President Tribble. From the time he entered office, succeeding Dr. Thurman D. Kitehin, to the registration ot the summer session, 1956 , he gave of his time, energy, and efforts to make this idea a reality. The taxing burden of moving has finally been lifted from his shoulders. The school is now here in Winston-Salem and classes are in session. During the years of planning. the personality of Dr. Tribble permeated the campus, affecting every phase ot campus life with its spirit of rugged determination to complete a task once begun. This new campus is a constant symbol of his unselfish efforts to realize the dream that has been so long in the hearts of the faculty, students, and Southern Baptists. Now the adminis- trative problems arising will be concerned w ith the continued grow th and expansion of the new campus. As the new problems are met and solved, President Tribble can look back and find inspiration in having accomplished a job unique in North Carolina col- legiate history.

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■MM m Dr. Ozmer L. Henry, r College Physician HaroldS. Moore Supt. of Buildings and Grounds Mrs. Ruby M. Sheridm Manager of Dining Halls Thomas P. Gl Director of Residences EL r i 1 h . Jkfc j ▼ ▼ T N . nl SHI ■TYvT i | M l i . |» Administrative Assistants art, [eft to right Barefoot, Hamrick, Miller, Petty, Blevins, Jennings, Fussell, Casey, Drage. House lionesses are, left to right Mrs. Melinda Overby, Mrs. 1.. R. O ' Brian, Mrs. Eupht Madry, Mrs. Mary Lily Ec