Whittier College - Acropolis Yearbook (Whittier, CA)

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Ye Old Qualcers founded our college ln tlne year nineteen liundred and one. Vvllal tliey started tlien were new ideas, And traditions tliey now liave loecome. Ye Old Founders Hall stands as a syminol, For it llas seen Poets pass tiiru time Years. Ye Qld Victory Bell liangs in tile laelliry, And its ring lyrings muclw joy and some tears. The great Roclc is plastered with soot and tears From wars between Freslimen and Soptisg Vvliile tlie old Senior Bencli loids good-loye to tile ones VVi1o will soon laid adieu to the Prolis. At lloliday time tlie people come From miles around to see A sparlcling, colorful, laeautitul sight.- Qur liglited Cilristmas tree. These last two years have seen mucii ctiange Made 'round our campus true. A larand new womenis dorm was luuilt And time Administration Annex too. All Ye Poets soon will lwave A Student Union, new: And tile cliapel tor wl1icl1 we long liave wislwed Will soon be a dream come true. Yes, we liave our traditions, For wliiclw were mighty proud: And we liave our additions, Tidal' malce us stwout out loudl VVe're all so proud ol Poetville, So when you read tliis iooolc,-1 Recall lor wliat we poets strive: mlqradition, witli a Forward Loolcf' RADIT ION WITH 54 FQQMXQD sL00!f

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Riqlll il HIS iS tlic 'perennial view ol Wir. Dill ll1'1l most VVlntticr College students sec. Br ow lNlR Dil l.. examines one ol' tlie lliou- wncs ol pictures lic lius lalccn for time pululica- tions ol' Wlmlltlvr College. To Wir. Roloert Dill, tile person aimove all others who mal4es tile yearioooic possiiaie, we dedicate ti1e i957 Acropolis. Mr. Dill came to Whittier in 1944 and since that time i1e lu-is loecome tradition personified on the Quaker Campus. Every person from the iow- liesl Freslmman to ti1e top Administrator lcnows trim and accepts ilim as an important part oi college lile. This acceptance enaloies him to capture even the most iniormai sl1ots in liis camerass eye. Nlr. Dill is willing to do almost anything to ointain an unusual picture for ti1e stu- dent pulblicalions. Many are tlie times he has loeen cailed out oi his iiome late in the evening to record informal parties or unusual scenes. Many, also, are tlrie injuries tie lwas received wliile talcing ttiese pictures, sucti as falling olii a ladder at Poet Theater or getting lmoclced over at lootiaall games. Footimaii, incidentally, is Mir. Diliys favorite sport and for ten years tie never missed a game. Mr. Dill llas been quoted as saying of Vvilittier College personnel, Hit ilas loeen the nicest group oi people I have worlced with and played with in my liief, May we eciio you Wir. Dill in saying that you are tile ioest and most dependable piiotograpimer that we lnave ever laeen privileged to woric with. -, ,, , Dedication .4