Washington and Jefferson College - Pandora Yearbook (Washington, PA)

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Fnusw' AND IIICCLAIN M. ALLAN IJICKIE, PII. D. llirvrfm' of lf.l7,l'lIS1'0lI and Summer Session FANNY ELLIKYI' LOWES L1'l1rr1riun MAIIGAIIET SCO'l I' GLENIJINNING lfalflioguvr for Ilia' Library AUSTIN VAIL McCLAIN. Ii. S. Alumni S4'1'l'vl11l'y FIIEIJ I . PETE, Ii. Mus. lJil'Ul'iUl' of Music LOUIS FREIJEIIICK KIIIIWINIQII, M. D Collvyc I'h11sic1'11n XVILEEII I . HENRY, B. S. llirvclor of Inlvrr'ollvg1'u14' Allzlvlivs SAIJIE I . IIEWI'l l' Mulron of lluys Iirlll AIJDIE LONGLEY Sll1H!l'1'lIil'lHil'llI of Ilininy llnlls NEVA PAIILINE I-IOUGII Svcrvlury In Ilm Pr1'sirl4'nI SARAH E'l'lIEL LOVE Socrelury Io lin' Iiugislrur ANNA ELIZAISETII MARTIN Svcrzelury lo lhze Airliny Treasurer EVELYN JEAN HAYS Sccrvlury in 1'I'l'Silll'lli'S Office Cfficers of the Administration IIALPII COOPER HUTCIIISON, PH. IJ., and Assistants I'rc'sirl4'nl an ilu' Jasper M. Tlwmpson Imuniuimn EDWARD MOFIIAT NVEYEII, PII. D. 1101111 LESLIE ALEXANIJEII l 0US'l', M. S. !fl'giSil'lll' 0'l l'0 F. II. IIEIIT, A. M. Aclminislmlion S1'cr0lr1ry IRA XV. LEECH, A. M., C. P. A. Avling Treasurer MAUIIICE CLEVELAND NVAL'I'ElISlJOIII' Svcn'Im'y of llw 1 l1C1lii1j -s: 72 .'5 PIII I 12 I 00 IJ D iw w csimcxu' I'iu'1'c:nisuN AND 'DEAN Wm'

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A Messagelifor 1943---and after This book is important. It is a book ot' memories. The value and destiny ot' Washington and .Ietl'erson College depend upon these mem- ories but much more, upon the subsequent appraisal ot' the experiences which these memories recall. Through all ot' those varied activities did there come permanent values? Did the elaborate social lit'e give a mature social sense and responsibility? In the solution ot' academic problems was a method instilled by which unprecedented complexities ot' lit'c have been solved? In 1na11y contacts with men past and present was there somewhere a master mind with which communion was never lost? In the maturing experience ot' student lit'e did there grow a man who cannot die? It' not, then all related here is but frenzied activity under a momen- tary microscope. We believe, however, that i11 and under these leaves ot' memory are springs ot' lit'e. It' so, it is what the founders intended and what the social order demands. It' so, VVashington and Jetl'erson College has not failed. HALPI-I Cooricn I'IU'l'ClIISON. till

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EXECUTIVE CmrM1'r'rlcE OF Iiufuum OF 'l'nUs'1'lclzs IN SESSION Board of Trustees f I tl I sis ol' seniority: cowcctcd to December 1, 19323 fAl'l'2ll1l.,C! on ic in .IOSIAH V. THOMPSON. 13. S. CHARLES N. BRADY EDXVARD MCDONALD, A. R. REV. XVILLIAM E. SLEMMONS, A. M.. S. T. M., D. D. HON. JAMES I. BROXVNSON. A. R. MARCUS XV. ACI-IESON, JR.. ESQ. ROBERT I.. MCCARRELL. D. S. XV. A. H. MCILVAINE, ESQ. .IOIIN A. MATHEXVS. PH. D.. SC. D. .IOHN H. DONNAN, ESQ. REV. C. C. HAYS, D. D., LL. D. JOHN MCCARTNEY KENNEDY, ESQ. YV. H. DAVIS WALTER H. BAKER. A. B. REV. HENRY A. RIDDLE, JR., D. D. PARK J. ALEXANDER. ESQ. H. F. REHRENS HON. PETER M. SPEER. A. M. ALBERT C. TROUTMAN, ESQ. REV. WILLIAM R. FARMER. D. D. Alumni Representatives LEE D. HEMINGWAY, A. B., 1928-1933 JOSEPII R. NAYLOR, ESQ., 1928-1933 T. L. HUGHES, 1929-193-1 HON. YVILLIAM T. DOM. 1929-1934 HARRY D. MCDOXVELL, Ii. S.. 1939-1935 HARRY G. SLOAN, M. D.. 1930-1935 JOHN NV. BRANDON, A. B.. 1931-1936 XVILLIAM F. XVISE. ESQ.. 1931-1936 XVILLIAM D. INGLIS, M. D., 1932-1937 ALEXANDER P. REED, ESQ.. 1932-1937 Unionlown Wrrsllinglon 9101201111111 Wnslzinglnn IVaslu'ng1nn Piflsburgli IVJISIIIIIHHIII IVuslIing1on Now York, N. Y. Waslzinglnn Jolmslomn Pillsburgli IIIIISIIIIIUIUII Wlzsliinglon 1.4-m1'sIo1vn Pillsburgh Wliuvling. W. Va. New York. N. Y. Builr-r Pillsburgll Pillslnlrgli Wliaeling, W. Vu. CIIICIIQO, Ill. Grvmzsbilrg Sharon Clevvlaml, 0. Bullvr PIHSIIIIIUII Columlzus, 0. Pillslnlrgli l13j