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

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LAYTON WEVER BAI LEV Business Manager The Business Manager supervises the handling of some $800,000 to $1,000,000 annually received by the University in gifts, tuition, and income from en- dowments. He is Secretary of the leprropriations Committee, Board of Trustees, Executive Commit- tee, Athletic Council, and Student Activities Schol- arship Committee. Nlr. Bziileyls ofhcc helps draft and administer the budget for all departments of the University. All student loan funds and scholarships are administered by this ofhcc. Bailey ROBERT LEE BREWER, Registrar The Registrar is custodian of the scholastic records of every student Who ever attended the Universit' . , l, answers requests for catalogues and information, sends and receives transcripts of credits from col- leges zmd high schools, compiles fraternity and sorority averages, and publishes the Student Directory. ALBERT CLAY ZUMBRUNNEN, Dean of Students Dean Zumhrlmnen this year has sponsored Changes liheralizing the regulations regarding fraternity and sorority initiations. As executive secretary of the Committee on Student Loans and Employment, he has formulated new bZlSCS and methods for administering this Work. MARY RANDLE HAY, Dean of Women Mrs. Hay is cancerned generally with the academic, social, physical and spiritual welfare of all the W0- men Students of the campus. She presides over Snider Hall and Virginia Hall, the womerfs dormitories. Brewer Zumbrunnen Hay . a s 22 tt

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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

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T DEANS OF LIBERAL ARTS ELZY DEE JENNINGS Dean of College OF Arts and Sciences The College of Arts and Sciences is by far the largest dinsion 0f the University with some fifteen hundred Students enrolled. In addition to;snme twenty-three departments it includes the entire schools of Commerce, Government, Education and Extension, which in many schools are independent units. Maintenance of scholarship standards suHiei- ently high for admission to the Association of Amer- ican Universities has been largely the achievement of Dean Jennings. Jennings WILLIAM F. HAUHART, Director OF the School OF Commerce The School of Commerce offers specialized work in Finance, Marketing, Statistics and Accounting. The usual enrollment in the school is about three hundred. It is a member of the American Associ- ation of Collegiate Schools of Business. HENRY KIRBV TAYLOR, Director OF the School of University Extension The Extension School offers correspondence work in some eighty cuurses which give full university credit. Several night classes are held at the Y. W. C. A. Building in Dallas. Tours of England and the Continent were sponsored last summer by the department. CLAUDE ANDREW NICHOLS, Director OF the School of Education The School of Education has an enrollment of approximately six hundred. Over four hundred S.M.U. students are teaching in Texas high schools; over one hundred in Dallas elementary schools. Huuhzlrt 'l'uylmt Nichuls e 23 e E.