Southern Methodist University - Rotunda Yearbook (University Park, TX)

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foam' 0 f ruffeef 6 ro:-'02-logo:-lO 6U 'R' iT5nnQ ei.i.gg..g.- Cl'2UFfl7 GF LGFQ9 West Texas Conference Bishop John M. Moore, Ph.D., D.D. Dallas' Texas Henry Ernest Jackson, A.B. Rev. William D. Bradfield, A.B., D.D. Dallas' Texas East Oklahoma Conference .Joseph E. Cockrell, MA., LLB.. Luo. mppoimmem to be madel lb Rev. Thomas Gregory - Lockhart, Texas San Angelo, Texas Dallas, Texas West Oklahoma Conference - - v Rev. Forney Hutchinson, A.B., B.D., E' Gordon Pmy Dallas- Texas D.D., LLD. - Oklahoma Ciryfokia. W. W. Eondren - Houston, Texas Little Rock Conference Lynn P. Talley - - - Dallas, Texas Rev, J, L, Canngny AB, f Central Texas Con ereme North Arkansas Conference Rev. C. H. Booth, AB. - - Waco. Texas Rev George G. Davidson J. E. Hickman, LL.B. - Eastland, Texas Louisiana Conference North Texas Conference Charles Claude Selecman, D.D., LL.D. Texas Dallas, R. H. Shuttles --f- Dallas. Texas Missouri Conference Northwest Texas Conference Rev. J. T. Griswold, A.B., D.D. Clarendon, E. H. Pigg ---- Vernon, Texas Conference Rev. James Kilgore, M.A., D.D. Dallas. Ed Stedman - - - Beaumont, St. Louis Conference T Rev. Ivan Lee Holt, Ph.D., D.D. exas Texas St. Louis, Missouri . Southwest Missouri Conference Rev. William Hargrove, A.B. Lee's Summit, Missouri Texas New Mexz'co Conference Texas Arkadelphia, Arkansas Conway. Arkansas Rev. W. Winans Drake, A.B.. D.D. Ruston, Louisiana Rev. J. D. Randolph, A.B., B.D., D.D. Columbia, Missouri Rev. Samuel E. Allison - El Paso, Texas ng Ill as awww, ,, it Lax' 5 zen., . ' ' ' - 5 M-...N - Front Row-NVhaling, Cockrell, Selecman, Shuttles, Bailey ill Back Row-Hargrove, Randall, Talley, Booth, Hickman, Jackson, Kilgore, Bradneld Page 24

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Wee Trefidezzt 6 -..'F:o',:1og:oe1-1QgCf'C?G1Qni-gg 'R' EnuQ.B-'T5XeD,a.,-3,.r:,P.::,'.:4- 39 DR. H. M. WHALING, JR., BA., BD. Vice President Southern Methodist University To TI-IE STUDENTS: Now that the printer and photographer have fastened your names and pulchritude Cif anyj between the covers of this book, the Rotunda of 1926-27 is ready. One question remains to be answered. Are you a distinguished lot, and does the future belong to you, as the speakers say in chapel? Twenty years ago in the busy world beyond the campus, the college man was not in demand. Nowadays, big business is bidding for him, just because college puts into his spirit the love of scholarship and culture, altruistic motives and the liberal arts. These are invisible things, the imponderables that are not caught on these pages, but realities nevertheless. Dare believe the best things that you have heard about yourselves: dare obey the noblest impulses. Good-by, Seniors. And to the rest--till we meet in September. Sincerely, H. M. W1-IALING, JR. Page 23 N

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2115111655 Jlfanagemen! 6 -..:.,a-,..5:,,.,ai-JQGNCUCE-,6u,-37 1335g,oe,-?T3X 9a.gi.i.:g..g.,.. 5 URING the past three years, Layton W. Bailey has been the Business Manager of Southern Methodist University. During this period of the greatest growth of the University, the business ofhce has been forced to expand to meet the needs of a growing amount of Work. The business office, through the purchasing agent, does all the buying for all departments of the University. All the dormitories are run under the direction of the business oflice, and under efficient management have been put on a profitable basis. The business OEICQ handles all monies collected by any agency of the Uni- versity, including student publications. All appropriations from the student blanket fund are paid by Mr. Bailey. Members of the business oilice force are: Mr. L. W. Bailey, Manager: Mr. Gay, Purchasing Agent: Mr. Babb, Cashier: Mr. Frye, Auditor: Miss Scott, Secretary: Miss Punchard and Mrs. Hurst, Bookkeepers. BABB, FRYE, BAILEY SCOTT, PUNCHARD, HURST Page 25 All iv -'J l U I '