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Ul “TH C00 t 819160 cob I HILL - Dera i t } ee epee but sust admit that in just about all of his personal characteristics, as well as 47 . tis activities at Allegheny ae far as I can determine then, the acjectives which apply are those like fair, average, sterate, ani 39 forth. In other words, Jin ttehe we be a man of modest talents and “lensant nersonmlity who, beem:se -% the csacateustion of cireumstances and events at Allegheny, has riven to 2 ~ositisn of very uigh leadership. Avs Blank @ Art is a sre-nedical student abd-ut twenty years old at Allegheny College. He ig one of the leaders who ertablished the foreign Student Comm* ston, _ He bis an extraordinacy interest in: foreign affeire cnc he'is also our of the four orig-nel reabers of the new group which I describec ecslier. Desnite his carser iatercsts, Art has taken a consicerable snount of time in order to atucy enc work with counselling services and techniquse and croun dynamics as a vhole. He vas lact yeer the “SA Coordinator .on Allegheny's cam-ze. He is row in the Freshmen Counselling group et Ailegheny and will next ye r epparently te the heed of the whole Freshman Counselling Frogrem, which fs, as I've besn informed by the Dean of Stutents, & po- sition af seme ‘sportance an¢ has up to now been a staff positicn, Art ie widely _ respected on hia carpus by both students and professors. He has a fer enenies, how ever, arong the fraternity croupe as & reevlt of his resigning from bis freternity ectivities, Art le a very verm and sensitive individun? vith an alrost instinctive adllity to communicate himself and his ideas to these with wien he comes in contact, Re has a very quick intalligencs ané seems to heve very wide interests. Scholaatieslly, he fg at the top of his clase and 4s thought by sone of bis.=rofcesore am by most . of tie fellow students to be, and I quote, "© genius.” Uniike many gmiures, however, Art is outroing and res-cnsive and with catholic testes. Ee is one of tlre fev rerncne, for. example, with whom I have ¢clecusse¢ the Foreiom Student Leaderah’s= Yroject who eetsec to grasp immediately the deeper eigrificences cf the Profect and of the aifft- culties vhich one would have ip resliring its objectives. His crturity of scdgcent and outloos are indeed surprising fcr a man of ainetecs to twanty yecrs old. In adcition to iis other talents, Art in ar. eccot: Like’ sianist, beving e: med money by plening vith various combinations, and I 2m tolA by zany that hin Newe 3rcbdcek atyle of pleying has won reeseniticn from tev: neme bend leaders vuo Ive visited the. area, Hie renditics of cladnicos) susic ie aleo wer; vicely respected. In sun, J thiag zt ie an cutetanding Seminar nossibiiity-:nd, in general, he chorld 2e watched fst <nitever use we can make of & cenerally cr2d, Alleercunc person. The disadven- tages, as Yor ae I can tell, are that I ¢o not ‘mow vhethor er not he hag any la ao.lity, unc secondly, he seame tm de folly dent at the = mens in pursuinr his medira studies cai! loving notHing t6 irterfern, even during the sumter when he intende to work in suceiital. I bsve initiated feelers to uve whether cop cot he can be ¢iseuaded Srdu suds latrer. . . Caza Wats -- Carl is a realities] nctence rajor vith © ver; Yecz interest ir dstermati22 erfairs.: He is about twenty-one ye.rs 916 and is mature and intelligent. Ee is very interested in HSA and perticalcrly interested ir the internstional effairs sanect. of SS*'e program. He is @ verr cleassnt cerscn and recoenired es & catrus lobder. Ga is a menber of the Allegaeny Sndorgraduete Cocneil and fs 4eserfbed ty ths vrotessor ae “a youngj;man wh: ie goine rlaces." I di4 sot hove ax ovpertazity to spec with Sarl at apy rrest leacth, anc tze hesitation: vbich 1 Lave about him are , only the vague ionrescton: that I xs¢ from tal’cinc with hin that he hae rlickt tinges ot sh: "sverator. © ; ' ra dolar as Sa,