Friends University - Talisman Yearbook (Wichita, KS)

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T 1 Tl-IE Y 'TT - 1928 i-f-..,, '1 7 Q ir' E K ,fx THLISMAN -. rf V 'Iii , 3 A l - pw If The Qoarci of T-Qireoiorg E i?mlE 'j f OFFICERS N? TDr. THOMAS J. CARTER. .,A , ..,..,. . ...,. ,.... .,., P resident F NWT JESSE H. GIDLEY ,... ...,,. .,..,A S ecretary - I X, , ? N ,f DANIEL W. BINEORD A.E.,E . E....,. Secretary LH , 'T W. S. HADLEY ,,..,,,..., . ,.,,,.,... ...,,,... . ..A,, T reasurer E. fi - lf 1 gif? MEMBERS Iii ii Term Expires 1928 ' fe J :'iDr. THOMAS J. CARTER. ,S....,.....S,........,SS,.......A ........ . ,.,..... W ichita . i 1 CLARENCE M. GRIFFITHS .,SS, .... .Miami Okla. 3 I f-Q CHARLES P. HANCOCK .L,L......., .,.,......,., . Emporia E X I BERT!-IA STUBBS SUMPTER ,,,.., ,.,.......,,........ A rgonia V A' L FRANCIS A. WRIGHT L,L,L.....,.CLL,.C..,.LL,L ...L,,.L.. ,,.C.., K ansas City, Mo. A - J Term Expires 1929 mg D. W. Binford ...... .,.I,.CCCC........CCCCC......CI.... ,..,.... . ..........,,..... W i china - I X LUTHER DILLON ,.,. . L,,,v L..,LL, F riendswood, Texas ' I S CARL D. BYRD ,.., ....L,,,,L... .Alva, Okla. 977 I I 'KJOHN M. NEWLIN.. ...,,, ,..,.,,., I -awrence Nfl fi JESSE H. GIDLEY ....,,,,L.,.,.,,,L,,,.....,.L,,L,.....,,,,,. ......,., W ichira A I .iii fx N Term Expires 1930 Lx. U few W. S. HADLEY ,L,,, .. .,,L,,L,.C....L..L,.... . ,.L,,,,L.,,,,..,L. .. .....L. Wichita p I FRANK C. BROWN ..,.L........L,, ,....L,.,.,, ,L... . . ,.,,,,L Haviland T i 1 WILLIAM A. WOODWARD ,,...L, ,L,... . ...Haviland E VIDA RIGGS PRIBI3ENOw.... ......... Rose Hill X I . MARY S. HADLEY... ..... . ......... ........ . ................... ........ C offeyville N 3 . if COMMITTEES OF THE BOARD S Q Executive Committee-.. .... ..... T he OHicers and the President of the University 1 X Local Committee ...........,................ .......... T he members residing in Wichita ,P p W X qi Finance and Investment Committee ......,.......................... , .......,.......... W. S. HADLEY, FRANCIS A. WRIGTIT, XJOI-IN M. NEWLIN, X CHARLES P. HANCOCK, CLARENCE M. GRIFFITHS. 1 x X Instruction ............................... . .............................................. ...... .....,. I K , ,, THOMAS J. CARTER, VIDA RICGS PRIBBENOW, CHARLES P. 1 HANCOCK, D. W. BINEORD. Buildings, Grounds and Equipments ..........,................... . ................. W ,. ............. . ...... W. S. HADLEY, WM. A. WOODWARD, JESSE H. GIDLEY Religious Education ............. ....................... . .............,......,,,........,....... , J 'I .......... .. LUTHER DILLON, VIDA RIOOS PRIBBENOW, CARL D. BYRD Q JV V 3.1 , Deco:-xsed. 5 E ,H ln i I., . in li DW 3 . A Q I fi we Tu in ...fm ,Ii -ITD I -Ia ,iight i 1 :gdb F D N FX S. -C . 6 S5 k QC E- 5 . TTT S-Q12 Qu' . , - 7f f TD.. , f -Ries us ,xg V jjZFf,1gf5gi.T5.T2'il3g.q 6'

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