Baylor University - Round Up Yearbook (Waco, TX)

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W.xLLAc1-: B.a5s12TT ALVA BRYAN J. R. Co1.1.ufR . CARR P. COLLINS W. NI.-XRSl'IAl.I. CRAIG C. C. CREWS . J. M, luwsox . joux B. FISHER . WM. FLEMING . Ihlllu X 11.11171 H 1101 Dnllfzx Dlzlffu Y'-vfvr Hhllffl 11.11171 , Fur! Hlnrffz THE RQUND-UP '37 E. T. G1-:NHEIM1-:R JOSEPH W. HALR . EARL C. HANKAMER J. T. HARRINGTUN, Iwrfidmzf A. E. IQERR . , jmnas R. jENK1Ns D. K. BIARTIN . H. L. IQOKERNOT . J. M. PIQNLANIJ . CHARLES R. KIOORE MRS, R. B. SPENCER CL'LL1ix F. ,FHOMAS EARL B. SNIYTH GILQRGE W. TRUETT Page II Ifllrn Hillflz Hun xlml U nm Ilnnxlml H'1It'1I Xml .lrzfwrw Suu . I Ilfrlillrl Drlffll Q Dfzllm II 'lin Ihllm IJIIHLIX 1741H1l5

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TG Tl-IE STUDENTS 'Ili' in lm im f -, Ex'ERx' college campus is a stage. The theme, Life and How to Live It, is forever the same. The cast changes. Each player has the opportunity, through his own individual effort. of becoming one of the principals or of gravitating to the list of extras. Life does not begin after grad- uation, but both in college and afterward each scene of the play means life and living here and now-not just rehearsing for scenes to come. My wish for every Baylor student is that he may respond to his cues promptly, speak his lines clearly, and through them act sincerely. DR. E. N. JONES Dean rj the U11z'i'ers1'ly. HE Baylor spirit is a sacred fire lighted long ago by the founders of the institu- tion, and many have come to warm their hands and their hearts at the flame. In order that it continue to glow and to grow, each must give the best of himself to the fire which, burning out the dross, will give back to him a refined and tempered element from which the mainspring of his life in the years to come will be fashioned. Let us all cherish the fire, bringing toit and taking from it only the best! LILY M. RUSSELL Dann Qf llvtllllfll. Pa gc I0

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A. J. ARMSTRONG, PH. D., LITT. D. Professor of English Language and Lileroture F. M. ALLEN, A. B. Registrar S.xs1UEL ATKINS, PH. D. Instructor in Lolin J, D. BRAGG, A. M. Professor of History GERTRLDE BR.-XXDES, A. B., B. S. Assislonl Librarian W. M. BRISCOE, A. B. Professor of French Language ond Lilerolnre A. P. CAGLE. A. M., LL. B. Inslrzzcior in Polilical Science MRS. T. C. CARDWELL, A. M. Professor of Home Economics GLENN CAPP, A, B. Inslroclor in Speech and Debate U THE RQLINDUP '37 L. L. CARPENTER, PH. D., TH. D. Associale Professor of Bible L. XY. COURTNEY, PH. D. Professor of English LOXVELL N. DOUGLAS, A. M. Director of Physical Educolion LYCILLIZ DOUGLAS, B. S. Instruclor of H'0HIL'71,5 Physical Eduroliorz CLARA DUGGIN. A. B. Assisfant Registrar IVA Cox CQARDNER, PH. D. Professor of Psychology ond Personnel Direcior W. T. GOIJCH, PH. D. Professor of Chemistry M. R. GQEBEL .Unnoger of l'niz'ersi1y Press M. L. GOETTING, PH. D. Professor of Education Roxx' CEROYE, A. M., B. MLS. 1 of School of .Unsic ond Fine Ar! ond Professor of Piano F. G. GCITT.-XRD, PH. D. Professor of Hislory A. J. HALL. PH. D. Professor of Philosophy B. O. HERRING, PH. D. Professor of Bible ALTA JACK, M. A. Assisiont Professor of French DUNKER HUDSON, A. B. Business .Uanager ofthe Universily Page 12