Wheaton College - Tower Yearbook (Wheaton, IL)

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The light from his life in years past filtered beyond the cloud-crowned Andes radiated through long months of pitchy darkness The light from his life Reflects to every son and daughter that Light of Lite. PRESIDENT V. RAYMCND EDMAN 26

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sf' 4 hs...4 John H. Fadenrecht, Ed.D., Dean of the College Corinne R. Smith, A.M., Dean of Women 28 F AND FIVE JOHN F. FADENRECHT. Humble dignity, quiet humor and a demanding personal composure make Dean Fadenrecht not only a commander of our respect but its conqueror. In academic ex- cellence and public relationships he executes the title of dean in its most far-reaching denotations. CORINNE R. SMITH. Southern tempered poise, a gentle word spoken with the firmness of sincerity. To seek the best answer for the girl with a ques- tion. Combining the essentials of sympathetic understanding and high conviction. For this Dean Smith has gained a family, Wheaton's. MERRILL C. TENNEY. A man ot intellectual intensity pursuing varying obligations-author, administra- tor, minister, lecturer. Yet Dr. Tenney has always the time of amiable conversation with Stupe coffee. Showing us that when the roots are planted deep the soul grows tall. Merrill C. Tenney, Ph.D., Dean ot the Graduate School