McMurry University - Totem Yearbook (Abilene, TX)

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Finance is the preatest problem of the Church in iIip promotion of its work and its institutions. Only capable and honest manage men! can assure success. The salvation of McMl RRY College has l een the financial policy of its Secretarv-Treasurer. This man has the interests that he represents at heart, and skillfully directs the expenditures in a sensible way. The student body has no better friend and helpful advisor. Robert B. Wylie. M. A. Srrrrtnr v -7’ rra.su rer Twenty-one

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 Scholarship is a necessary prerequisite to the success of any College. The rapid advancement of our school from u little Junior College to a recognized Senior College of the fir t rank has been very largely due to the efforts of the Dean of the Institution. A rating with the | est in the Southwest is the result of his diligent and careful direction. His duties have been many and varied, hut he is to Iw commended by the Student Body for his fairness and sin- cerity. He serves us well as educator, judge of our troubles, officer of discipline, and general administrator. Df.an Boyd M. McKeown, M. A. Dean of the College ami Head of the education Dejtarlmenl.

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S. S. BOLT WELL M. A. Dean of Men Education MRS. S. C. GAGE Dean of W omen The purpose of the respective Deans of the College is to pro- mote the principles of Christianity in the conduct of the Facultv and Student Body. The rules and regulations have lieen formulated with this aim in view. The method is not to attempt to compel, hut rather to create a desire for right living and proper conduct. The conditions in school are very representative of life out in the world. To our Dean of Men and to our Dean of Women goes the credit for upholding the standards of respect for others and the cultivation of helpful and enjoyable rules of self-government. Honor is given the precedent over all set regulations, hut the laws of God and man are never ignored. Twrnt)r-twi