Westminster Choir College - Quadrangle Yearbook (Princeton, NJ)

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DR. JOHN FINLEY WILLIAMSON President - :xref ,, :naman H w w ,Q A W me fe: 1 . ,N'zbU uh as w Q mise? H' 0 242115-in H , as-' AWE, mv H I, N, 's3sisexa ' W Pei H Ms. 1 M w we 141 222222 X my .J SE 'A ef ' is fir as To those on the administrative staff of any college is bequeathed the responsi- bility of moulding the destiny of all who come under their sphere of influ- ence. Theirs is the opportunity to carry out the noble ideals and principles upon which the school was founded. The suc- cess with which those who graduate ful- fill these principles depends largely upon the ability of the administration to convey a sincere desire to obtain a mutual end - a life of service through music. DMI I m THEOS CRONK HAROLD I-IEDGPETH

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In our college years our individualism becomes more pronounced and we con- tinue to formulate those standards which will, for the most part, form the basis for our perspective through life. It is a grave responsibility which con- fronts the administration, for they have the opportunity to become the nucleus from which may come leaders of high calibre, essential if we truly endeavor to contribute something of a construc- tive nature to our society. To Dr. and Mrs. Williamson we ex- tend our most sincere gratutude for founding our college on high 'ideals and admirable principles. To Dr. Erdman we extend the warmest affection for be- ing an ever present example of the very finest things in life. FH Tllfl t it A 31 3' ,At Q.. 3 .- . 1 f , 4 , psi 4 wg, 553. 4 QV- .. 3 , 3535 ' for- s.qw,5, . ri W C- w. . Q-if jig 154' i -.E ' ' I Qaigifia by X CLYDE HOLT JAMES T. RICHMOND -abs DR. RHEA B. WILLIAMSON Mus. D, L.H D Dean as H W -fa-',,,'13w ff. 7 I fgfwfrafsi A . K ua, ,. gms, :ff if 5 l , H wr: l M21 53? W H gg' ,is s --2 M M My is