Baylor College of Medicine - Aesculapian Yearbook (Waco, TX)

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,f2T'., T.'e, M- -e A is J. R. SCHOFIELD, MD. Dean Emerirnx ....,. DR. W. H. MOURSUND Demi ..............,..... ............................... D R. S. W. OLSON A.f.fi.Yfd71f Dean ...,......................,............... DR. J. R, SCHOFIELD Regiytrnr ........................., MISS BONNIE SUE WOOLDRIDGE .S'ecretm'y io College .............. MRS. KATHERINE CAMPBELL B11.rineJ.f Manager .. ................,.................... MR. J. L. JOHNSON A.r.fi.r1fmI BIl.Yi7'IE.f.f IJ-'lmmger ,.... ......,. M R. A. O. JOHNSON .secretzzry to the Dean ............ ...... M RS. RUBY PEARSON Chief Engineer ....,............... ....,.......... M R. A. B. PITTS BONNIE WOOLDRIDGE MR. J. L. JOHNSON

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Houston Ewcuiiw drmmiffee The Houston Executive Committee of the Board of Trustees of Baylor University, composed of twelve residents of this community, is the group responsible for the opera- tion of the College of Medicine. It is the vigor, enthusiasm and imagination of this committee that has made possible the growth of the school since it moved to Houston from Dallas in 1943. The College of Medicine is closely integrated with the University and the Houston Executive Committee members are all members of the Board of Trustees of the Uni- versity. Decisions requiring action by the entire Board are referred to that body. However, in keeping with the tradition of Baylor University to make its institutions responsive to the needs of the community in which they are located, the full responsibility for financing and operating the institution is given to the Executive Committee where it is located. Baylor University College of Medicine has matched the growth of the Texas Medical Center stride for stride. This has imposed a heavy responsibility on the college and its trustees which they have shouldered gladly. The budget of the school has grown from .1S270,000.00i per year in 1943 to S51,100,000.00 in 1955. Of this amount, approximately 25 percent comes from tuition, leaving the remainder to be raised by the Trustees. The Trustees have always supported the concept that Baylor University College of Medicine should seek the finest faculty obtainable, admit the best qualified students who apply and has endeavored to provide both groups with all the facilities and equipment needed to do a first class job. We owe a great deal to the Trustees of this school who have administered it in an unselfish and enlightened manner. as . U- Standing, left to right: Dr. Stanley W. Olson, Deang Mr. J. L. johnson, Business Managerg Rev. E. H. Westmoreland, Mr. Joseph H. Burt, Dr. W. T. Gooch, Mr. T. Everton Kennerly, Rev. Kyle M. Yates. Seated: Dr. Roy J. McKnight, Mr. George M. Irving, Mr. Earl C. Hankamer, Mr. W. Carloss Morris, jr., and Mr. W. E. Sampson.

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