Southwestern Assemblies of God University - Southwesterner Yearbook (Waxahachie, TX)

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f40M!fl!!.5'f634f!0!K F4601 flf 671417 ARKANSAS: G. W. Hardcastle Fay Hutchinson NEW MEXICO: Raymond Hudson H. M. Fulfer ix' , SOUTH TEXAS: Kermit Reneau W. S. Graham WEST TEXAS: J. A. Thomas E. R. Foster Edwin Burris E. G. Vanzant J. O. Savell S. E. Eldridge Leon Vawter O. W. Greaser Thurman Elswick Jack Dorman OKLAHOMA: NORTH TEXAS: LOUISIANA: R. E. Goggin P. A. Lewis L. C. Ashbrook L. H. Arnold H. M. Caclwalder F. C. Chamberlain J. C. Dodd E. R. Anderson I.. D. Wells, Jr. R. R. Eslcridge F . A. Hunter 67014190 0f1?f6'fflf!'.5' The Board of Regents are the highest authority of the school. They serve without remuneration. The Board of Directors are amenable to the Board of Regents, and the Regents are amenable to their se- veral districts. The Board of Regents consists of the General Presbyters and one layman from each of the districts that own and operate the school--Arkansas, Lousiana, New Mexico, North Texas, Oklahoma, South Texas, and West Texas. The seven district superintendents within the Board of Regents serve as trustees of the school. They select the Board of Directors for the school and review the work done by them at their semi'-annual meetings in May and November. -27 A-N f B ' f A 9--1'er.isi5'L97ff? f .s - - ' b Ifzfvfi-4' 'ta' . - ..Qr': 'l'f:L-5-ith-visas tif? , .. , Us .-,.-, ,J A Q! sg., v - l M11