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

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Barbara, her dad, I. D. Cullum, Dorothy Marie, and her mother, Mrs. Felix Harris come out for a performance in McFarlin. The parents are respective presidents of The badd and lllvtlcem 674164 of the University, and their organizations simply are a means of aid to a student body. The mothers have numerous committees ranging in duty from aid to needy students to campus beautification. An annual affair with the club is a Christmas gift plan of financial aid to students who are unable to afford transportation home for the holidays. The Dads Club long has been the sponsor of the band, and again this year they helped with the ticket sales for the Pigskin Revue. The club also sponsors traffic improvements around the campus. Both the clubs meet monthly, and they try to cooperate in their aid with- out entering overlapping fields. One large joint banquet was held late in February in the dining room of Virginia Hall on the campus. 0 ROTUNDA 26

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The scene from the foyer of The Kailding looking toward Mclforlin is frclrned by qicmi pillars and shining Walls. Bette Belle Brewer studies in one of the third floor corrrels, cmd Bill Townsend and Nancy' Bennett hold C1 rec- ord session in the music room. ROTUNDA 25 o

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L. E. Smack Resior, one oi the old qridiron qreats of the Hilltop, heads The fxeA cmd their organization, which each year awards the Arthur A. Everts SMU Man-of-the-Year Award, the last recipient of which was Iohn W. Carpenter, who re- ceived the honor as a result of his stimulation of lay support behind the University. The chief objective of the association is the stimu- lation of interest in a Student Union Building, and Marlon McKee, Treasurer, tries to fiqure out just how far away that building is. ROTUNDA 27 o