Whittier College - Acropolis Yearbook (Whittier, CA)

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1 Dr. Smith Addresses the graduating class at commencement exercises. Dr. Smith and Mal Alberts discuss the play-by-play action of a football game. Resources, Time, and Talent , fi 5 s gen X g- is H- ,lp Msmmx x xx 3 ss xx E' -r L11 l ml We-.f 5 gm . mffig 5. et' N like ,1 .gn E 1-5 E X, r -L u-sit ' I' ' sz' i : 1 Q ,wt is E as . Tags- it Paul S. Smith President, Whittier College THE PRESIDENT This year has been a period oi growth in size and stature for Whit- tier College under the talented and experienced leadership ot Presi- dent Paul S. Smith. Through his speeches, writings and other per- sonal efforts, Whittier's President has increased public interest in the college on a national level and has brought new academic and civic responsibilities to the college. Dr. Smith recently completed a trans-continental tour on which he spoke to business groups about the important role oi the independent college in the modern World. A member oi the California State Commission of Accreditation oi Teacher Training Institutions and the Executive Committee of the Los Angeles World Affairs Council, he served as .president of the Inde- pendent Colleges of Southern Cali- fornia, Inc., 1962-64. '. win YE '3V3' 'ss ni ss? . 1- ' -Q 7iii X'1- ' 3 smears-H W H,Mi,SsmW.M.i'-- E 'ssiisiiggmi was H mt BAE? Seam-is mt ss my -- Qian, . -5-misifg. 'gg ss - is s img-mggQ2M E-mm as as B-5 ,Aww ' s . H if B- 5 ' s-sw AGM'-m ses K' ss - H New Egsssfsefe E H ' www.-' if . segg. t .ii iris gsssfgssigg-2 Sm-eeettggsggg 5- -B is if use-2.22-Q-Q-ES.. gi W : rrwwmii-S. kgs-22-f-mars - Q is Wefmzs-ri+?aE 'qEg .aww it .I msg W w,s5:E,n5:-X-g,:n1gzE.ggkEg,3,5M.E- sg .- mga gigs? -..MQ-g5k,E Mwvixi -as mg 1 .QQ gxftsw gsmwggit-rfggagexggggg as-me .ii EE-ss.mQsizg3?'f'R.gg its-12.5, mx. is l .A 1.-75W .A'M.B..if 'SMIDML I . f. .A .WT.',.'-13 i'a H' :' ,Lrg slglggsEig1g.gg-3-giikfigfgmssgmss Buss: smgwg?ggS?92fg ?'.iE.F'5: 'tif ams- sws - ss: , 1. este gs .s 1 is rs 5- exe. gisnss,-'. ' s M it--is-I we -5, greg? . ws ,Mm-We rx M- --mf-J: - ., . ss s WM . -----irrfizi-it-iii fire, ii is H f:S2'-fi5-2ttsritit-i- :n1s,sWwrE-gxggas M H ,is H Eggws lie' B H-screw :sam H we siren-,H Q 1 EK-555.25 M M 5 s ' E'-Em HEREIN .' mx img we ii.. nmfm msgs . - E. swagger.: M EBSQ Em,E-E HSRBE. mam xt' J sms H. -s sa mas. 'USB W' WEB ' -.si M fairs M Q SS' ' w

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Offered by Presldent and Board BOARD OF TRUSTEES Row 1 L to R Cass Rees Ashton M Ol1S Vera Retlly Dolores Ball Bonnte Bell Wardman Raymond Thompson Ethel Eclcels Thomas Bewley Row 2 Ezra Hlnshaw Walter Knott LaMotte Cohu Glenn l..eW1s Iohn Murdy Ioe Robrnson Dr Homer Rosenberger Dr C C Trlllmgham Dr Paul S Smlth Not plctured W B Camp Iohn L Compton Dr Arthur F Corey Thomas M ETWID Chnton Har ts Edna T Nanney Rlchard M Nlxon Iohn Stautter BOARD OF TRUSTEES Contrlbutlng to the academlc and phy slcal growth ot Whlttter College the Board of Trustees 15 a body of dedlcated tndrvlduals many of Whom have achleved natlonal recognltlon Board members work actlvely Wllh Presldent Smlth to promote lnterest tn Whtttler College on a state and natlonal level Speaktng before buslness men educators and other mterested groups 1nd1v1dual Board members have stressed the necessrty and lmportance of the lndependent college ln Amerrcan edu catlon Act1ve assoclatlons Wllh the buslness and academrc communlttes on a nattonal level are charactenstlcs shared by the Board members Some are on the boards of dtrectors of large corporatlons Whlle others are members of educatlonal organ 1zat1ons such as the Assoc1at1on ot lnde pendent Calrfornta Colleges and Unlversl tres and the Natronal Commrttee of School Admmrstrators Meetmg four ttmes a year Wrth the PTGSI dent Board members contrlbute long hours many resources and thelr speclallzed knowledge for the benetlt of Whlttler Col ege Whxther College Trustee Walter Knott speaks on the con servatwe movement 1n Southern Cahlornta at a Ntght Sem mar program 1 I Y- wg, , ss - sus- vs ' ' 11 H 1 1 1 H ' 1 B , E , . -11 1 . , g.- 1-' . F ,rlwf 1 .. HW . QEQ 1 a as -W . few ,. . , as - 1 . .. , , . , , , , Dr. 1 1 1 ' . - 1 1 1 1 , , . 1 . . . , . . . . . . , V, - , A - 1 - 1 I 1 4 1 - 1 - -1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , l 1 , 1 . . . , ,