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

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DR. CHARLES CLAUDE SELECMAN A man of remarkable energy and enthusiasm, a clear thinker and pointed speaker, an executive oFexcept- ional ability, of such dignity and reserve as to com- mand respect, Dr. Charles Claude Selecman has proved himself excellently Fitted For the position of President of Southern Methodist University.

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ADVISORY COMMlTTEE OFFICERS J. W. BLANTON . . . Chairman S. J. HAY . . . Srcrflllry MENTBERS J. W. BLANTQN, Dallas DR. R. W. JACKSON, Dallas J. B. BAKER, Fort Worth DR. J. W. TORBETT, Marlin W. G. CULLUM, Dallas WILLIAM WISE, Grecnville DAVE LACY, Dallas W. W. VVOODSON, Waco R. R. GILBERT, Dallas W. W. GIBBARD, Dallas 8. J. HAY, Dallas R, J. JACKSON, Corsiczum E. A. DEVVITT, Dallas H. N. PETERS, VVaxahzichie 'w JESS DESHONG, Paris Blimmn The purpose of the Advisory Committee of Southern Nlethodist University is best stated in an address by bit. J. XV. Blanton, the Chairman of the Committee: ttJesus believed in proper publicity and He used that as His plan for the establishment of His Kingdom among men, and we have ample evidence of the great success of His plan. Would it be unwise to adopt His plan in making known the plan of the University for the build- ing of life and character? 'Would those in authority be held blameless if they failed to , tell the story which would point the way to a better and more useful life? Is it not then i our duty as members of this committee to spread abroad the fullest information concern- ing the University, which if done intelligently will surely bring this inspiration? It is therefore the object and the purpose of the Advisory Committee to broadcast the thor- orough work which we know to be so much in evidence at 8. N1. U. that the whole country may know what it offers so its infiuence may be extendedY,-DEAX E. D. JENNINGS. Baker DcShnng DcXVitt Gibburti Gilbert Hay Peters 'l'nrbctt XVisznn Cullum a 5 e we

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EX-STUDENTS, ASSN OFFICERS T. J. VVAGGONER, JR. COLLIS IRBY MRS. A. XV. FOSCUE tNEE VALERIE GOULM . Trmmzrer MRS. TOM E. SMITH tNEE GENE CALDWELQ . Smrrtary BOB SHIVE DIRECTORS LOGAN STOLLENWERK, VVztszhzxchie R. V. F0ng Madisonville T. J. VVAGGONER, JR., VVichitn Falls BEN CUSENBARY, Sonora COLLIS IRBY, DALLAS Ross PRIDDY, Dallas President Vice- Prmident Exz'ttufi-UF Sz'vrvfnrv PAUL SCOTT, Hendersnn R. H. GILES, Dallas STOKES D. BISHOP, Dallas C. A. TATUM, Dallas JOHN A. MONROE, Dallas W. B. HAMILTON, VVichitn Falls SHIVE Any eX-student Who has done work in Southern hiethodist University is a member of the EX-Studentsh Association. The association serves many purposes. It binds together those individuals Who have worked untiringly for the development of the University and assists in perpetuating those memories by its continued contact. The organization renders many other services directly to S. M. U. Its members cooperate With the student body in student activities; they maintain an employment bureau for students and new graduates; they establish loan funds for students, and they assist the administration in presenting the cause of the University to prospective students. Waggoner Irby .v Foscue Smith hh 21 e