DePauw University - Mirage Yearbook (Greencastle, IN)

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BOARD OF TRUSTEES AND VISITORS 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. Row Three-C. P. Alexander, E. L. Morgan, E. C. Shireman, F. I. M. Ogden, B. D. Beck, O. T. Martin, G. E. Francis. Row Two-E. Pulliam, F. C. Evans, N. C. Talbot, R. O. West, R. W. W. H. McLean Row One-I. W. N!lcFaII, C. C. Hull, F. Hoke, F. L. O'Hair, C. W. W. C. Reed, I. O. Iglehart, H. P. Ivey. Credit for DePauw's growth and success is in a very large part due to the splendid work of her Board of Trustees. As provided for in the charter of Indiana Asbury, the Board con- trols the property, finances, and business of the University. Now made up of over forty members, instead of the original twenty-five, the Board serves the University in innumerable ways. In their wise choice of presidents and professors, in their generous support of the college, and in their intelligent consideration of DePauw's problems, the Board has made its invaluable contribution through the years. Officers: Roy O. West, president: A. j. Iglehart, secre-- tary. Cannon A. Hall Graham Beacher as .Alf 'At

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Francis Tlllfk, Laurel Herbert Umbreit, Willard Van Dyke, Vernon Voegelin, Charles F. Voltmer, Harry A, Vreeland, Francis I Ph.D. Emery Ph.D, Ph.D. William McLennan I-'H-D' Associate Professor A-M- Assistant Professor Assistant Professor PPD- PWD- . ot Romance Lan- Assistant Professor of Political Sci- of Anthropology. Professor of Political Professor ot Sociol- guages. of Physical Educa- ence. Science: Univer- ogy. tion for Men. sity Marshal. and Warren, Gerald Welch, Winona Williams, Robert Winsey, Alexander Yuncker, Truman Zink, Harold Emery Hazel Edward Reid George Ph.D. Ph.D. Ph.D. A.M. M.S. Ph.D. Head of Depanmenf ' Assistant Professor Acting Head of De- Associate Professor Assistant Professor Head of Department of Political Sci- of Economics. partment of Bot- of Speech. of Art a nd Art of Botany and Pro- ence, Frank L. Hall any: Professor of History. fessor of Botany. Professor of Polit- Botany. ical Science. Af- '- -veg . , , . .f 'if . ', .. H1 2 'P'- . I 'C i .' g'::. ,K-V I P6 ,X iv i. 1 C-LIS., ' ' ' I 5 .fm Q w '-L - p' M -A 1 f -. 'Q ' f gi A 1 :L . ' I' n ,Yi ' If fb, v .:w. ' pn, E K fi l ef-1? A J V 8 'J A Q - H, PQ? ,li l 23 YL I

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Standing-Dean G. H. Smith, Dean Dirks, G. Seated-W. Matzikeit, j. Wagner, Miss Hager, Prof. C-iddings, Prof. Williams, Maxim, R. Waltz, Prof. Dimmick, j. Moh- Prof. Voltmer, B. Welch, Prof. Bartlett. ler, M. 1. Howe, M. Hepperly, Dean Salzer. STUDENT AFFAIRS COMMITTEE Twelve representatives from the student body and twelve members of the faculty compose the Student Affairs Committee. This equal representa- tion of students and faculty members is maintained as a medium for the ex- change of students and faculty opinions on all matters coming before the committee. All suggestions, requests, and communications received from the Student Body are considered and acted upon. Authority exercised by the Student Affairs Committee includes establishing the social calendar-setting the dates for dances, Senior Week activities, and all student plays and per- formances. The committee ratifies the election of student and faculty mem- bers of the Publications Board and has the authority to pass judgment on the activities of organizations or of individuals. The student members of the committee are elected by the Student Executive Board, and the faculty mem- bers by the faculty. The president of the student board presides over the meetings, which are held at regular intervals or at the call of the president, --fr 15 an , 1 Y- - HX , , 1, .. in Pg E- y l i. - tc . ' , 'i : qi' 1 tl 'T watt . l ' as 1 , I ,.,. 1 I