Rice University - Campanile Yearbook (Houston, TX)

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trustees emeriti Alexander Sessums Cleveland Edgar Odell Lovett Benjamin Botts Rice John Thaddeus Scott t1 l1St99S George Rufus Brown: Chairman Gus Sessions Wortham: Vice-President Frederick Rice Lummisi Secretory-Treasurer Lamar Fleming, Jr. William Alexander Kirkland Jesse Newton Rayzor term members Herbert Allen Robert Pace Doherty Francis Tarrant Fendley Walter Leon Goldston John Smith Ivy Robert l-lillyer Ray Harmon Whittington Page 8 Seated: Lzmzmir, Kirkland, Brown, Wortham, H omton Smmimg.' Fendley, Ivy, Dwyer, Doherty, Fleming, Rayzor

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president According to an old story there are two pillars at the tip ot the westerly coast ot Spain, set up by l-lercules, with a legend ot warning, ne plus ultra, nothing beyond, so far and no farther. The common man stopped there and turned back, but fortunately for us there were men uncommon .enough to sail west into the teeth of the wind. The rough ocean of thought has always been a fearsome place, and men have always tried to set its limits. The inquisitions ot the past and the modern inquisitions of the Fascist and the Marxist all have posted two pillars ot tear. One pillar says, This is the whole truth. The other says, Don't dare look beyond. But a man must seek his own truth. lt's his own truth that makes him tree. And so may all ot us, because ot the Rice Institute, take away the ne in that inscription to make it read plus ultra, more ahead, everything beyond. A W. V. HOUSTON President Lovett, Edgar Odell AB. Cl3ethanyD l89O, M.A., Ph.D. lVirginial l895, Ph.D. fl.eipzigl l896, Ll..D. CDrake, Tulane, Baylor, Bethanyl, SCD. CColorado College? President Emeritus of the Rice Institute Page 7

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McCants, John Thomas B.S. Clviarion lnst.J 1902, B.A. Clviarion lnst.J 1905, M.A. fVirginiaJ 1906, M.A. lYale1 1909 Instructor in Business Administration and Bursar ,McBride, Guy T., Jr. B.S, in Ch.E. CTexas1 1940, Sc.D. administration Richter, George Holmes B.A. lRiceD 1926, M.A. lRice1 1927, Ph.D. lRiceJ 1929 Professor ot Chemistry and Dean -win 1 - 53153115532 , 1 ' V' --' ' ' 'N -. '-ffia ' , - I f H V: E'f'fff7i'?3?4if'f?9?i?'.1 ,x ii a tif' f f 1 , f J -' f ,A ' gi J 1, fastggqgz -Za 2' 3 Q . . ,, - ,-- ., . ti. y 'it 1 1 . X fi ? - f a- ' ' 4 M5 W its 2 fe is fir S , K' f 4 4, gg, 9, if 6 3? ,ge ' .,,f,, ,f :'w,QQ 5 j-,122-1 --?f225 giksfQ2'f ' N, 2 .X Q, iff' Y if pw '42 ft S. :Q:.,-,, , , :fm ? . fr 1 ,.,:44'Z'i6w-14 . , -qi' 5 .,,..,. 33' If 3 . Simons, Verne Franklin A.B. lliansasl 1923, A.M. CKansas1 1925, C.P.A. 1931 Associate Professor ot Economics and Assistant Bursar Dowden, Betty Rose Advisor to Women McCann, Samuel Glenn Ph.B. lWooster1 1914, M.A. CRice1 1917 Instructor in Jurisprudence and Regis- trar Masterson, William Henry B.A. fRice1 1935, M.A. lPennsylvaniaJ 1946, Ph.D. lPennsylvaniaJ 1950 Assistant Professor of l-listory and Assistant to the President Thomas, Joseph David Ph.B. lChicagoJ 1929, A.M. lChicagoJ lM.l.T.1 1948 1930 , Assistant Professor of Chemical Engi- ASSQSTOVW P Qfe5SOf Of E 1Ql 5h 0 lCl neering and Associate Dean tor Assistant ReQ15fV0 Students Page 9