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

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James F. Cox, B. A., M. A. Education W. Earl Brown, B. A., M. A. Social Science Heads of Departments

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DEAN COX AT WORK To the Students of 1930-31: Twenty-five years ago last September about on the old campus and registered as the first st Christian College, then called Childers Classica faculty that greeted that first student body. I a during A, includ On this silver anniversary of the school, it is indeed very gratifying to contemplate its mar- velous progress and achievements. As I dream today of the future and of the golden anniver- sary of A. C. C., I see a student body of about 3,000. I see several additional buildings, a Library building, a Science hall, a Fine Arts building, a social and religious building, and at least four new dormitories. At that time the school will have an endowment of 82,000,000, and it will be granting some graduate degrees. This dream can be made real only continued support and self-sacrificing lo; ily by the J loyalty of « of A. C. C. DEAN. dm

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§ Grover C. Morlan B. A., M. A. Extension Department E. W. McMillan B. A., M. A. Bible Minister of College R. C. Bell B. A., M. A. Bible and English Elisha D. Walker, B. A., M. A. Don H. Morris, B. A. Public Speaking INSTRUCTORS Myrtle Dunn Walter H. Adams B. A., M. A. Education M. V. Showalter B. A., M. A. Bible and Classical Languages J. Eddie Weems, B. A., M. A. Track Coach-English Margaret Bishop, B. A., M. A.