DePauw University - Mirage Yearbook (Greencastle, IN)

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f , W . limbs E352 .f.i wwe. ,,.1 ,T:,,ss...-X.-. x,i1,q.xX Q .,.i BOARD OF TRUSTEES The Board ot Trustees controls the property, finance, and business of the University and aids in the choice of presidents and professors. To the foresight ot the board, DePauw owes her steady expansion during the past century. As an indication of their loyalty and generous support ot the college, the trustees gave more than Sl00,000 to the recent DePauw University Centennial Development Fund, as well as contributing substantially toward the construction of Asbury Hall. Originally consisting of twenty- tive members provided tor in Indiana Asbury's Charter, the board now numbers forty-two .members and meets three times a year to consider DePauW's problems. Roy O. West is president and loseph H. lglehart, secretary. William H. Thompson of Indian- apolis Was named to the board at its lanuary meeting. Top Row-C. H. Barnaby, H. B. Hartsock. Row Four---R. E. Brown, E. Warner, Bishop E. H. Hughes, C. N. Thompson, K. C. Hogate, President Wildman, A. Wolf, G. Thompson, L. Cannon. Row Three C. P. Alexander, E. L. Morgan, E. C. Shireman, F. A. Hall, I. M. Ogden, B. D, Beck, O. T. Martin, G. E. Francis. Row TWC- E. Pulliam, F. C. Evans, N. G. Talbot, R. O. West, R. W. Graham, NV. H. McLean. Row One -I. W. Mclfall, C. C. Hull, F. Hake, F. L. O'Hair, C. W. Beacher, W. C. Reed, I. G. lglehart, H. P. Ivey. , i 24

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J Top Row- Dean L. H. Dirks, R. Landeck, H. Kixlvliller, Dean G, H. Srni Mr. C. G. Pierson. Row One-Vlvliss V. L, ltflintle, V. Eundy, C Harboftio, D, Henderson Devin H. L V - Salzer, E. Dunton, STUDENT AFFAIRS COMMITTEE The Student Affairs Committee acts as a medium between the student body and the faculty. This committee is composed of an equal representation of students and faculty members. lt meets every first and third Tuesday of each month. At this time the committee considers and acts upon petitions, suqqestions, requests, and communications from the student body and the faculty. lt also passes on student elections and appointments. The aroup arranges the social calendar, sets the dates for dances, student plays, and senior class activities. Outside of the regular duties this year, the committee has been worlcinq with the ad- ministration upon the problem of the present cut system. Charles Harbottle presided over the aroup this year. o-,mzsae QW, 5 t.,h fc y 25,