DePauw University - Mirage Yearbook (Greencastle, IN)

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OKN Egg W DePaqu Presidents LIICJEN V. BERRY NI X'I'TUIHV SINLPQOV DANIEL CURRY . , , L 1 ALEXANDER MARTIN J A REUBEN ANDRUS Page thirteen

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three a momentary flurry of dissatisfaction, but a sober second thought on the part of all concerned would result in the hearty approval of the Presitlentls decision. The Presidents of DePanw have been very successful in their relations with other professors. This is most trying test of the success of an adminis- tration. l,irofessors are, or ought to be, ambitions for the best advantages of their various departments. Each is very anx- ious to have his work adequately appre- ciated and is very jealous without im- proper selfishness that his work shall be fully recognized. Departmental rivalry will often cause contention in institu- tions of the highest grade. Indeed, the higher the grade, the more the anxiety lotj preferment, and it is no small task Of the presiding officer to give satisfac- tory encouragement to each of his teach- ersi DePanw has a fine record for har- monious co-operation of all her Presi- sometimes a dents and all her professors. Mention should be made of the fact that the success of the Presidents of De- llanw has been promoted largely by the high-class men constituting the Joint Board of Trustees and Visitors. Any D?0D?JD?OD?OD?OD?OD?OD?JD?ODYGlyGD?OD?OD?OD?OD?GD?OD?GDYGDYGD?O Dd go 03 230 DE '33 9:? 59 V2 '20 0g '20 DZ 230 D2 20 D to D2 to D2 20 D to DzI :20 D g 92 '20 03' 20 D- :20 99: 51 D to D3? Xe XVASHINGTON C. DIEPAUXV Chief Benefactor one examining our catalogue today and noting the list of names in the corporation would not need that these names should be mentioned in terms of commendation. They are well-known everywhere for their high character, their business success and their distinguished labors in public affairs. This has always been a great factor in the success of De- 3auw University. In the very outset, in the hrst Board of Trustees, we find men of the highest rank who were distin- guish by their success in business and in the affairs of the church and 0f the state We can safely generalize in the statement that in all the history of DePauw Univer- sity there has not been an instance where any official, whether President of the University, or Trustee, has brought re- proach 0n the good name of the school by an unworthy life or misconduct in office. But on the other hand, the pres cnt prosperity of the institution is a tes- imonial to the ability antl integrity of the men who have been oliietlly eon- eernetl in managing her affairs. In all these honored names there is not one that shines with a fairer fame than that now borne by the UniversityH ilDEPAUW.H tit at tit tilt at teat at at at ewe at Page twelve

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DeDaquv JOHN P. D. JOHN HILLARY A. GUBIN ROBERT ROB ERTS PresidGMS EDWIN HOLT HUGHES FRANCIS j. MCCUNNIEI.L Page I'nurteen