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

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x Van Kzltwijk Shulel' Dickenson PAUL VAN KATWIJK, Dean oF the School of Music With its excellent facilities in Manrh'n Memorial Auditorium, the School of Music is attracting in- creased attention through its numerous public recit- als. Its enrollment, including adult specials, numbers some one hundred fifty. Dean Van Katwijk has been with the faculty since 1926. ELLIS WILLIAM SHULER, Dean of the Graduate School In its short history, the S. M. U. Graduate School has awarded some three hundred sixty-four Masterk Degrees to students with A. B. Degrees from fifty colleges and universities in the United States. Graduate work is not permitted in all departments but only in those equipped to produce outstanding work alung graduate lines; at present this includes eighteen departments. The Graduate School staff includes thirty-nine professors, twenty-Seven of whom hold the DnctoHs Degree. ROBERT EDWARD DICKENSON, Chaplain Dr. Dickenson is councilor for all the religious ac- tivities on the campus. These are :111 connected with the Religious Activities thce and include the Y. 1W. C. A., Y. VV. C. A., the Earl 'Moreland Committee, the Pre-Theolog Association, the N113- sionary Interest Group, and the Student-thculty Revival. Dr. Dickenson arranges 2111 Chapel pm- gmms. Noted speakers this year have been: Dr. VV. NT. Alexander, John N. Edy, Dr. L. H. Whore, Bishop John N. h4oore, and Dr. 0. E. Goddard. e 25 e

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Kilgore Potts Flnth JAMES KILGORE, Acting Dean of the School of Theology The School of Theology, with nine distinct depart- ments, is a member of the American Religious Educational Association 21nd the National Educa- tional Association. Some two hundred fifty is the average enrollment. About eighty S. M. U. gradu- ates are in the foreign mission fields; many ministers now prominent in the denomination did work here. The Theology Library, which is notably outstand- ing for its completeness, contains about twelve thousand volumes. CHARLES SHIRLEY POTTS, Dean of the School oF Law Under the direction of Dean Potts the S. M. U. Law School continues to rise in the estimation of lawyers and students throughout the state. Last year it succeeded in placing every member of its graduat- ing class with some firm of attorneys. The school is a member of the Association of American Law Schools. The enrollment this year is about seventy students. EARL HUGO FLATH, Dean of the School oi Engineering Dean Flath came to S. M. U. in 1925 to institute the second cooperative engineering school in the South and has remained to head its administration. The cooperative plan has been very successful in giving students practical experience through their part-time outside work. The school now lists an enrollment of approximately two hundred and fifty students.

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F A C U L T Y EDITORE N11115: Bemmg of limited .rjmmz Me foHocc'ilzg information 51771652 506 HIML' zuefid 217M ixzterexfz'lzg m .rfmz'elm' X1211 27162212 001175112521 i0 bolder: of full pl'0f511111 X1if1'B1' fzu'IXzer me of abh'rzwiatiwz; Me gum? 791212121 r2211 Zze wrluderi 4220MB; yam IXZOHM flzg Men p; are 21 popzdm' mm. Dara um llUf 51217717712221 by 22 fecc of Me 7111452211011 JOHN OWEN BEATY, Englijh A. 13., Virginia, 1913; A. 114., 1913; P11. D., C1111m1111'21, 1921; Acacia; Phi Bctn Kappa; Tau Kappa Alpha; D11 1121 Sigma R1111;1V12129011; Town 11111 Gown C11111;Poet1'1' Societ1 of 1011118; B11011 C111b of 1191213; Cc1'1'11 A11t11111' 1111 Monde 111211'191;C21pt:1111 11112111111, 0. R. C.; 111111 er of 211 11c1't K211 1111 1'1110W- 2911111, I926- 27; 11516113 summer pmf199111': P6111191'111'2111121812111 U, 11117113111121, T 0x219 U.; C01111'11111ting E111tor: 8111111111 EST IEEVIEVV ; 21111131111 TOHN ESIEN C00KE,V1R1;1NIAN; Co-editm':OU'1'LINE MAPS FOR ENGLISH LI1ERA1URE; FACTS AND IDEAS; FAMOUS E1111IONS OF 11.NGLISH P1113119; AN INTRO- DUCTION TO POETRY; AN INTRODUCTION TO DRAMA. CHARLES MCTYEIRE BISHOP, N211: Testament A. 13.,Emor1r 211111 Henr1',1884; A. M., 1886; D. D., Central College, 1899; LL. D.: 132111013 1920; Southwe291c1'11,1922; Sigma Alpha Epsihm; Pi Kappa Dc1ta; Pi Gamma M11; Chi 2A1p1121; D2111219 Ath1etlc C111b;A.A.U.P.;F11'st president of the Educ2111011211Association 0f the M.E.Ch11rc11, So11t11;1'1rst president, Southwestern 8011111 of B1b11c211Resc211'1112111d Study; Pastorat091K21nsas C1t1, St. Joseph, C011111111121, M1550111'1, 211111 H1111st1111,Tex219; President, Southwestern U111V0r51t1, 1911- 21; C010 Lecturer, V2111derb111 Umversity, 1909; Commission on U111f1c21tion of American Meth0d1st Churches; Lecturer at Summer Assemblies: Lake 11111111151121, N. C. 21nd Mt. chuoiah, 2A1'k.; Com- mission 1111 Courses of Study Of 111C 1V1. E. Church, South; c011t1'1b11110ns t0 METHODIST REVIEW 211111 CHRISTIAN ADVOCATE. JOHN DANIEL BOON, T141122: B. S., Gr2111bur1', 1899; American Association for Advancement of Science; Town and Gown Club, Dallas; Professor of Physics and Chemistry: 91111111 Tarleton, Polytechnic College, T.W.C.; exchange professor at A. 81 M., 1930. WILLIAM DANIEL BRADFIELD, Christian Doctrine A. B., Vanderbilt, 1891; B. D., 1892; A. M., Harvard, 1926; P11. D., 1928; NIcthodist Pastorates: Galveston, Austin, St. Louis, Dallas, S2111 Antonio; Editor, TEXAS CHRISTIAN ADVOCATE, 1915-18. MRS. JAMES HARVEY CASSIDY, 302713 Organ G1'21d1112116,C0111'gc of Niusic, Cincinnati; A. A. G. 0., New Y111'k,1917; American Guild of Organ- ists; D A. R.; D211121$ Woman 9 C11111;V111s1c $111111 C111b;C119m09 L1tc1'211y C111b;S. M. U. F21c111t1' C111h; Church Orgamst: C111c1nn2111, D211ton, S2111 Antomn, D2111219; 1r681dCI1t 0f D211121s Organism, Association; Dean of Texas Chapter of Organism; Contributiuns to: AMERICAN ORGANISTS, 1926; THE DIAPASON, 1926; 2111111111, JUNIOR CHOIR STUDY COURSE. GEORGE OBADIAH CLOUGH, 5211262112071 2A. 13., Texas, 1908; A. 1V1., 1924.; P11. D., New York University, 1931; Phi Delta Kappa; N21t11111211 Education Association; State 1121111ch, Association, President 1924; 11461111111 Texas Education C0111- 11115511111; Superintendent of T1161 Pub11c 81110019, T1111, 1926- 27 ; visiting P1'ufcsso1', Texas U. ROBERT EDWARD DICKENSON,R61i!Ii071 A. 13., Morrisviue, 1897; B. D., Vanderbilt, 1900; A. M., 1140rr1sv111'1, 1904; D D., Dcmcr,1916; Civitan International; 5. N1. U.1'121C111t17 C11111; Mason; Pastoratcs: N21511V1116, H101111.; S2111 LUIS P011191, .V11xico; 811119131111, 112111.; Den1711',C1110.; Vernon, Texas; De1egatc to General Conferences of 1111' V1. E. C11111'L11, South; G111Lr211811n11211' School 131121111 1121. 1':. Church, South, 1916-20; Federal Council of Churches of Christ 111 America, 1916-20, Executive Committee, 1924-32. IVAN DNEPROFF Vain: 2 11111111211'11111111'1' Conservatory, Chicago; Chicago Civic Opera C11,; 1311111111111111'21 Grand Opera C11. 21 26 12 E-