Abilene Christian College - Prickly Pear Yearbook (Abilene, TX)

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- adl1lini6t'LdliUe W. R. SMITH Vice-President WALTER H. ADAMS Dean 1 I f 0 ' I I 1 1 'z 1 I u 'I X s 'Q -li' Q Graduate of Abilene Christian College, M. A. from Uni- versity of Texas, Superintendent of Goose Creek Public Schools, President of Lee Junior College, Goose Creek, came to A. C. C. in 1936, Professor of Social Science, Vice-President of A. C. C., 1940. Graduate of Abilene Christian College, M. A. from Leland Stamford U., Palo Alto, California, Ph. D. from Columbia U., came to A. C. C. in 1925, instructor in mathematics and educa- tion, 1925-26, Assistant Professor in Education, 1927-30, Dean of Students, 1933-38, Dean, 1938. President of Texas Association of Deans and Advisers of Men, 1937-38, 1941-42, Chairman Guidance Section of Texas State Teachers Association, 1939-40, President of Rotary Club and member of Phi Delta Kappa, National Educational Fra- ternity.

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DON H. MORRIS President Abilene Christian College A sfssamd swim ceuw- -0- s-1ps....f., cinm.. im., Abilene, Texas men 4, 1944 DON H. uonnl: h..1a.sr Students of 1943-44: ' This is a beautiful spring the months that we have sp year. Sincerity, a serious attit in the face of circumstanc to you and have decided li dearest--I shall not soon day and it is easy to think of ent together thus far this school ude toward your work, fortitude es that must have been distracting fe or death for some among your forget these endearing character- istics of yours. Some of you have not thought and worked and acted entirely as we would gather, even with an enrol what it was a year ago, in your living has been up to helped to make l943-44 one years in Abilene Christian My hope? and prayer for you a world at peace, and that like. I blow that. But all to- lment just eighty-one per cent of the class rocm and an the campus, such a high level that it has of the very best of the thirty-eight College history. is that soon again you may live in , which is more important, you may ever seek and find that peace which passeth all understanding. Such will make your lives happy and your days successful. I hope, too, that in the years to come your hearts may be ever warm for Abilene Christian College and that you may remember her as your school mother who always seeks to help you. May the Lord bless you and Diilfdu keep you. Sl erely your friend, ,4-W If , n H. Harris

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adlniflidfftatille Graduate of Abilene Christian Collegeg M. B. A. from University of Texasg Principal Rural School, Johnson County, for three yearsg Bursar of A. C. C. since 1927. Vice-President of Texas Conferenceg member of Abilene Kiwanis Clubg Member of the UA Club and Alpha Chi of A. C. C. Attended Ward Seminary, now known as Ward-Belmont Collegeg spent ten years in Japan as a missionaryg became associated with Abilene Christian College in l92lg served as matron in one of the girl's dormitoriesg secretary to President Jesse P. Sewell and Batsell Baxterg Registrar since 1927. LAWRENCE L. SMITH Bursar MRS. CLARA BISHOP Registrar