Whittier College - Acropolis Yearbook (Whittier, CA)

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WHITTIER COLLEGE PRESIDENT up M N - at 1 .px . , .' g , ,rr K: l , - W sf Y 1 l .- T it . V i f':1 :de is 'K if 'V .V Q n K .iiu 5 .YT T ,, ,f.....4....FT J ,,,,,LM..,, Q President Paul S. Smith DEVELOPMENT IS ONE OF THE KEY WORDS in Dr. Paul S. Smith's administrational program as President of the College. Through the years that he has guided the college in this office, academic expansion has taken place, a typical example being the study program abroad in Copenhagen. Through his abilities as a salesman, Whittier College endowments have increased greatly. This is evident by the seven new buildings that are now on this campus and several more that are on the drawing board. In his spare time he has produced a biographical sketch of Richard M. Nixon which will appear in the 60th edition of the Encyclopedia Britannica. CHATTING, WITH STUDENTS during his morn- ing hours is one of the regular programs that Dr. Smith has instituted in order that he may get to know every type of student here at Whittier. His door is always open to any student. To some he is just a friendly person with whom they like to talk. With others, he has helped them out of problem situations. Dr. Smith also is very familiar to the student leaders of the college. Many hours are spent in aiding these leaders to bring harmony between students and administration.

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il ASUTTOT f-Q .f .N J my - J YY ,... f l President Smith consults with Dr. Whitten. The President of the Board, Thomas Bewley, chats with Dr. Smith. GUIDING THE COLLEGE POLICIES is the Board of Trustees. While the student is not so familiar with the Board, the very policies that they are living by on this campus have been set up and maintained by this group. It contains many prominent leaders in the Whittier community who contribute both time and money to student and campus de- velopment. Among the members of the Board are people that the student would very easily recognize when the names are mentioned. Thomas W. Bewley, president, is very active in the Whittier school system. Iohn Stauffer, who has so gra- ciously donated money for college de- velopment, is familiar to the students because of the Stauffer Lecture Laboratory on the campus. One that is well known to all is Richard M. Nixon who is a legal advisor to the college. Often the student will see members of the board strolling on the campus surveying the new de- velopments and looking for places for future development. Milton A. MacLean, another prominent citizen of Whittier, is the one who oversees the Hnancial problems of the college and always keeps an eye out to see that the college maintains a Hnancially sound basis. Another mem- ber of the Board that keeps an eye over finances is Walter Knott, of the very well known Knott's Berry Farm. Over all, there are many outstanding people that keep the Whittier College Campus well under control, both as a business and as an academic institution. BOARD OF TRU TEE mf 7 1 zsisv ' Front row, left to right: Aubrey Wardman, Iohn Stauffer, Thomas W. Bewley, Sada Blake, Vera Reilly, Ethel Eckels, Edna Nanney, Dr Raymond Thompson, Ashton Otis, Cass Rees. Second row: Lewis Meyers, Dr. Homer Rosenberger, Walter Knott, W. B. Camp, Iohn Comp ton, Milton MacLean, Paul Smith, LaMotte Cohu, Rowland White, Glenn Lewis, Iohn Murdy, Ir., Thomas Erwin, Dr. C. C. Trillingham