Austin College - Chromascope Yearbook (Sherman, TX)

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CHROMASCOPE GIRLS’ COUNCIL I 'HE Girls’ Council, which is the governing body the women of Austin College, is composed of all the girls of the student body who are classified as regular students. This organization meets once each month to consider matters that pertain to the welfare of the co-eds and the college as a whole. The outstanding work of the Council this year was the raising of money for the Girls’ Scholarship fund that is being created, whereby some girl, each year, will be given a scholarship to Austin College. Interesting programs were presented at the Council meetings throughout the year. The Girls’ Executive Committee, composed of representatives of the four classes, is the judicial body WlNprgS en HER of the council which handles the more serious matters of government. The Girls’ Executive Committee has done excellent work this year. The members of the committee have shown that they well deserve the confidence that has been placed in them. The meetings of the Girls’ Council have been pleasant and profitable for the women of the college. This organization, as well as the similar organiza- tion of the men, has promoted good spirit and loyalty in the college. The women of the college have been unusually active'and helpful this year in working for the good of Austin College. Top row—W. Fincher, Judd, Yeagley, Etchison, L. Fincher Bottom row—Swan, Lankford, Irving, Tenney, Benzel

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STUDENTS’ ASSOCIATION THE Students’ Association is composed of all the men of the student body. Each month the Asso- ciation meets in the gymnasium of the College Y. M. C. A. At these meetings business which concerns the men of the student body is attended to. The governing body of the Students’ Association is known as the Men’s Executive Committee. This Committee is composed of four members from the Senior class, three from the Junior class, two from the Sophomore class, and one from the Freshman class. The Executive Committee has charge of cases of dishonorable conduct and discipline which come up before the Students’ Association. The Committee ’ President 0 also has charge of all cases which will reflect upon the student body or the college. During this year the Executive Committee has been very active and con- scientious. It has worked diligently to promote high ideals and standards. The students of the college have expressed their appreciation of this work and given the Executive Committee their support. The meetings of the Students’ Association this year have been very pleasant and satisfactory. They have not only been pleasant social gatherings, but they have also helped to keep up the splendid spirit of the college. Top row—Files, McMurry, Griffin, Council, Felker Bottom row—Walker, Cannon, Lewis, Moore, Bailey

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 DEAN OF MEN, DEAN OF WOMEN Walter Hugh Drane Dean of Men and Professor of Mathematics University of Mississippi, A. B., ’94; A. M., ’97. Harvard University, A. M., 1900. Dean of School of Engineering, Univer- sity of Mississippi. Professor of Mathematics, Cumberland University, 1911-’24. Highway Engineer U. S. Government, 1919-’20. Head Professor of Civil Engineering, University of Florida, 1919-20. Dean, Austin College, 1924. Mrs. R. R. Harwell Dean of Women and Librarian Baylor University, B. L.; M. L., 1900. Graduate work, University of Chicago. Graduate work, Yale University, ’01-’04. Graduate work, Marburg University, Germany, ’13-’14. Yale University, ’14-15.