Wesleyan University - Olla Podrida Yearbook (Middletown, CT)

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President AFTER SERVING as Dean of Freshmen and Associate Dean for eight years Vic became Presi dent of VVesleum in 1945. The years immediately alter his graduation from Cornell in 1927 were spent as :1 student in the Hzm'ard Graduate School and 21s a teacher of philosopln in prep schools 21nd eniA ieges. Since that time President Butteriield has served us a member of the Commission on Liberal Edu- cation of the Association of American Colleges. :1 trustee of the Cornell Alumni Association. 11nd Chair- 1111111 0f the Rhodes Scholarship Committee for Connecticut. President Butteriield finds life 2111 exciting and meaningful experience. With this attitude he has injected real Vitalitv into his position and has been more than just eo-ordinator between the stu- dents faeultV, and trustees of the uni1crsitV. IntenselV interested 111 the nature and qualitV of the lib 61111 arts education President Butterheid15primarilv ctincerned with keepinu VVesleV 2111 a modern pro- gressive institution e1er responsiw to important developments in the held of education. In his eight years as President Vic has a111'21Vs kept one thought uppermost: what the stui dents are getting out of VVesleiVun.