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Albert G. Parker, Jr., a Presbyterian minister, served as President of the College from 1929 until his death. He oversaw the growth of the College after the Classic Hall fire, adding 22 major buildings to the campus. During his tenure the student body increased from 358 to 812. The Auditorium was named for him on the 25th anniversary of his inauguration.
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