DePauw University - Mirage Yearbook (Greencastle, IN)

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The President UPJNG the year 1926-'27 DePauw has gathered the benefits of many well-laid plans which President Lemuel H. Murlin made during the preceding year and a half of his administration. He has without exception sponsored policies which gave thorough consideration to both the needs and wishes of the University. The student body has realized President Murlin's earnest efforts to meet as nearly as possible its demands. There has been, consequently, an enviable harmony and co-operation between the ad- ministration and student body. In order to meet the needs of a steadily growing enrollment there were additions made this year to the Faculty of both Liberal Arts and Music School. Financial affairs have, however, been skillfully handled and students were not faced this fall with the marked raise in tuition fees which they had feared. Moreover, a new budget system has been adopted which is already proving more expedient and economical. DePauw is proud to have Dr. Murlin President of his Alma Mater. I-Ie has been outstanding in educational circles and widely known for his administration at Boston University. He is a Phi Beta Kappa and several universities have conferred upon him the honorary degree of LL.D. Most of all, however, we have appreciated President Murlin for the sincerity, kindliness, and benevolence of his own personality. I2 Page Eighteen

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Administrative Heads HENRY B. LONGDEN, A.M., LL.D., VICE-PREsIDENT For years Dr. Longden and DePauw have been insep- arably linked in the minds of students and alumni, and he has come to personify our idea of the DePauw spirit. Dr. Longden's chapel talks are well known for their sprightly wit and have been a source of never-failing interest to us all. MARION A. BRADFORD, A.B., REGISTRAR Miss Bradford has proved tireless in the numberless details which constitute the registrar's duties. She has always been gracious and considerate in her relations with students and has done her utmost to accomodate the many demands made upon her. W HENRY MCLEAN ST B ASSISTANT TO PRESIDENT SALEM B. TOWN, M.D., D.D., TREASURER Dr. Town has been the efficient manager of DePauw funds for twenty-two years. He has shown himself worthy of the most implicit confidence and trust. Faculty and students alike give tribute to him because of his strong character and long years of service to the University. DePauw has received much favorable publicity through the work of Rev. McLean. He has a reputa- tion as a splendid worker with young people, and he is considerate at all times to personal problems which students bring to him for solution. His position affords great opportunities because of his unique situation in regard to faculty and students. Page Nineteen