Wheelock College - Wheel Yearbook (Boston, MA)

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Table of Contents Administration . . . . Seniors . . . . Classes . . . . Dormitories . . . . Organizations . . . . . Features . . . . 114 Advertising . . . . . 124 C drawn by B. Prior been and dizfiden by M. Mortimer

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JAMES E. CONNER Preriderzt The President Perhaps the most dramatic symbol of exprerrion on campus - or rather, an orchestration of many expressions -- is the structure which stands between Riverway House and the Administration Building. The building expresses a memory of no place to park of curtailed activities of closed windows to keep out the dirt and noise of wishing we would soon get to use it. With its architectural features which combine the elegance of the past with visions of a dynamic and hopeful future, the Lucy Wheelock Auditorium and Multi-purpose Building rises as a monument to the dreams and faith of the colleges founder. In its stately posture, it is an expression of the imagination and courage of our Trustees, it declares for all the determination to emerge more fully upon the contemporary scene of American educationg it re- calls the loyalty and devotion of hundreds of alumnae, parents, fac- ulty, students and friends. In its soaring columns, we sense the power of collective and indi- vidual human energy, organized around an appealing cause. This grand and eloquent expression promises much for the future of the college - if we will but measure up to its requirements. JAMES E. CONNER K. PEEBLES M. POWELL R. CLAPP Director of Admitrionr Dean of Szuderm Regirlrar and Director of Placement R. MCILVEEN M. EAVES H. BURLEIGH C o mpzroller Burmr Director of Operation: and Food Serviref