Southern Methodist University - Rotunda Yearbook (University Park, TX)

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tie Boon Brewer Plath Fleck Hawk Jennings V1111 Kzltwijk Putts Sclccmzm Shulcr St. Clair Zumbrunncn UnlverSIty CounCIl MEMBERS PRESIDENT CHARLES C. SELECMAN, Chairman DEAN E. D. JENNINGS DEAN E. W. SHULER DEAN E. H. FLATH DEAN PAUL VAN KATVVIJK DEAN E. B. HAWK DEAN C. S. POTTS DEAN A. C. ZUMBRUNNEN REGISTRAR R. L. BREWER J. D. BOON tScience Departmch W. A. RHEA School of Lawh L. H. FLECK tSchool 0f Commech J. W. ST. CLAIR tEducation DcpartmenO HERBERT GAMBRELL tSocial ScienceQ H. H. TODD tSchool of- MusiQ JOHN H. MCGINNIS tEnglish DepartmcnO C. F. ZEEK thmguage DepartmenQ The University Council, appointed as part of the reorganization plan of the Univere sity, is composed of the deans of the various schools, one elective member from the Engineering, Theology, Music, and Law Schools, and six elective members from the College of Arts and Sciences. Questions of policies of the institution are referred to it as the controlling body, making laws and regulations under the Board of Trustees. All committees in the University are nominated by the Council to the general faculty. :t20y

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.4 U? A. 0. Anderson J. B. Baker Rhodes Baker S. H. Buren XV. G. Cullum XViIsun XV. Crook Jess DeShoug E. A. DMYitt Marvin Evans Claude Fergusml Lewis Fergusun Ezra Fudge . W, XV. Gihhartl R. Rt Gilbert The purpose and objective of the Advisory Committee of Southern Methodist University is to broadcast the scope, benefits, and achieve- ments of the institution, and to give a wider publicity and better understanding of the marvelous work the University is accomplishing. The further duties of the Advisory Committee are to contact and interest as far .15 possible those who might be interested in leaving :1 heritage which, when they have passed on, will become :1 blessing to those who come after; to convince and influence such individuals to investigate the splendid work and character building of Southern Methodist University; and to suggest that there is no finer place in which they could make a worthwhile investment. Adv Baker, J. B. Fudge Ilay iso . BLANTON HAY . Dallas Fort W'm'th 1 m1 135 Dallas Dallas I ktllas Paris Dalla 5 Fort XVm'th . Paris Dallas Dallas Dallas Dallas r Y Et .Vt Noyes H. N, Peters Paul Platter Dr. J. hV. anbett . W. W.VVnmlsm1 . . . . t XVZlCU Cullum Gibbnrd Morris Com J. IL Hammon . . . . . . Paris R. J. Jackson . t Homtml L X. Jacksnu Dallas H. Ilzlirtl Kilpure . Morris . Greenx'ille W'illium Murriss Dallas . . Dallas hYzlxahaehie XV. 1.. Petersun Denisun . . . . Dallas Judge W. M. Short Fm't VVm-th l3. Skillern Dallas Gus hV. Thomassun Dallas .Marlin :thJ: Ferguson, L. Gilbert Torhctt m itt . fbtzil'mwz Saremry BLANTON

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Foscuc Henning Jvnnings McIntosh The College Council DEAN E. D. JENNINGS, Cerzirmmz A. XV. FOSCUE A. F. HENNING DR. J S. NICINTOSH DR. F. D. SMITH DR. 1. K. STEPHENS DR. IVIAY L. VVHITSITT The College Council is composed of one representative from each of the six depart- ments in the College of Arts and Sciences: English, Foreign Languages, Social Sciences, Science and Nlathematics, Education, and Commerce. Each year the members are nominated by the president and elected by the faculty of the College. The Council serves as 2111 executive committee of the faculty, and 215 an advisor of the dean; its main function is to determine the college curriculum and arrange a suitable Class schedule. New courses are given upon the recommendation of the Council. :l:211: