Wheaton College - Tower Yearbook (Wheaton, IL)

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tlminislraliuu War-time conditions, the presence of soldiers on the campus and a large civilian enrollment placed on the administration a heavy load. The facilities of the college were employed to their greatest extent so that all could be cared for. The administrators have doubled their efforts and time, endeavoring to keep the college running efliciently. Many of the staff have found it necessary to leave the college, but those remaining have filled up the ranks to take up the lag. - The continued blessing of the Lord has been evident during the whole year. The maintenance of the existing standard in the face of present conditions has been possible only through the grace of our God. VVith Godls leading we look to the future to see a greater Wlieaton than here- tofore. Plans have been formed for the expansion of the campus and the erection of much needed buildings for the use of future lfVheatonites. 4 CORRINE SNIITH Dean of l'V07lIC7l GEORGE Knut Vice-president in Bmmexr Ad7lIi7IfXITdfi07l ENOCK DYRNESS V we-prerzdent nz Acadevnzc Ad7m7z1.vtrat1o11 and Registrar PAUL CUl.I.Ex' Derm of Men

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V 1c'ro1z IRAYZN-iOND EDNIAN P1'e5id ent f I , Faculty

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LIBRARY PERSONNEL OFFICE Seated-Blanchard. Seated-Smith, Cowan. Stavzdivzg-Olson, Juhlin, G. McNaughton. Sra11di17g-Bruce, Keyser, Cullcy, Lufburrow, Patterson. DINING HALL INFIRMARY Seated-Miller, Morgan, jones, Lorimer, Rogeness, Bailey. Seated-Oyer, Rury. Stmzding-Drake, Dival, Klein, Brooks, Petersen, Stam, Englesman. Standing-Holland, D. Young, McDaniel Blount. M x L- - 4' .li s 22