Wheaton College - Nike Yearbook (Norton, MA)

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A retiring, thoughtful New Englander, our President, DR. A. HOWARD MENEELY Although we do not have the opportunity to meet President Meneely often, there are a few times through- out our four years at Wheaton when we are able to talk to him or just listen. These times we will not soon forget. As freshmen, we met him at his home, and he formally introduced us to Wheaton. At Christmas time, when we gathered around him in a decorated Plimpton Hall, we felt we knew him better, not just as the dignified president of Wheaton, but as a person with charm and wit. We have met him on the paths of Wheaton and he has stopped to say a kindly hello. We have listened to him speak to us in chapel. And when we stand in his garden and hold a glass of cool punch it will be President Meneely who will give us a last word of encouragement before we receive our degrees. Above all, as our college president, Dr. Meneely has served as a symbol of administration and order. With his calm and stately decorum he has unified all the phases of living and learning at Wheaton. Page eleven

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MISS MOGRE MRS. MAY Che Administration From the very beginning of our four years at Wheaton, we have had two good friends. Mrs. May helped us to make our own decisions and Miss Colpitts helped us to learn to live with other people. As we progressed through four years at Wheaton, we began to realize the real importance of independent learning and group living. RELL All of the members of the administration have helped us to have a well-run school, and often they have become our friends. We appre- ciate all that they have done to aid us in our four years of learning. MISS COLPITTS MISS RHODES AND MRS. HALL Page twelve