Southwestern Graduate School of Banking - Yearbook (Dallas, TX)

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The Foundoiion Boord The SouThwesTern GraduaTe School oT Banking FoundaTion was conceived in I967 as a reposiTory Tor giTTs coming inTo The School. Since ThaT Time The FoundaTion has grown sTeadily in prominence and imporTance and presenTly sponsors The Assemblies Tor Bank DirecTors. Through I97O The Foundaiion will have sponsored nine such Assemblies: The TirsT having been held in early l968. The Assemblies are endorsed by The American Bankers AssociaTion as well as by various sTaTe associaTions and have been widely acclaimed by direcTors, senior bank oTTicers, senior level bank supervisors, and bank eclucaTors. Inside or ouTside bank direcTors, advisory direcTors and senior bank officers are inviTed To aTTend The Assemblies. Purpose of The Assemblies is mulTiTold. The direcTor is shown The many ways he can eTTecTively serve his bank, how he can besT serve as a represenTaTive of his bank in The communiTy and he is provided a beTTer undersTanding of and respecT for bank managemeni' TuncTions. Noi' only have The Assemblies been of inTeresT To exisTing direcTors buT also greaT beneTiTs have been de- rived by poTenTial direcTors in aTTendance. Apprehension on Their parT is usually dispelled com- pleTely when They are acquainTed faclrually and comprehensibly wiTh The duTies, responsibiliTies and beneTiTs ThaT will be Theirs as bank direcTors. Success oT The Assemblies would seem adequaTe TesTimony To The ToresighT of Those who have guided The FoundaTion's desTiny. These genTlemen, however, are noT saTisTied wiTh being iusT re- markably adequaTe. The FoundaTion is visualized by Them as The insTrumenT Tor ulTimaTely esTablishing and supporiing a CulTural CenTer as an acliuncT To SouThern MeThodisT UniversiTy and under The paTronage oT The Dallas Clearing l-louse AssociaTion. This CenTer woul.d supporT research oT prob- lems aTTecTing banking as well as graduaTe programs in banking. The SouThwesTern C5raduaTe School of Banking would Then Truly have come of age. QW RICl'lBff-l B- Johnson Richard King RoberT W. Kneebone Murray Kyger DeWiTT T. Ray Will Mann Richardson Roberf STewarT, Jr. Sam D. Young, Jr..

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James W. Keay Philip C. Kidd, Jr. Sam O. Kimberlin, Jr. Oren H. Kife Oscar C. Lindemann Paul Mason H. E. Rainbolf Rex E. Reeves Board of Directors if-'29 Joe T. Seibold Chesfer A. Rude F. Max Scl1ueHe George R. Shanlrle James E. Sherwood Ed Sfarr Roberr Siewarf, Jr. Edward H. Tafum, Jr. B. Finley Vinson I2 Noi Picfured-Means Wilkinson

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Sfuari' R. Aaron- Counselor Statement Analysis Case, Freshman Credif Case and Corporafe Evaluation Carl Anderson- Agriculfural Credif Case ancl Counselor David T. Averill'- Counselor, Mercantile Credil' Case Roberi M. Baumgarfner- Chairman, Sfaiemenf Analysis Case, Credif Case ' Mabry Beard- Personnel Case Harry L. Bengsfon, Jr.- Counsellor, Managemenf o lnvesfmenl' Porffollo Jael: Bradshaw- Ccunselor, Agricullural Credil Case Foy L. Branfley- Counselor, lnsiallmenl Credil Case Francis J. Brennan- Counselor, Profii Planninq Case Faculty Richard Brien- Chairman, Bank Markelinq David A. Brueclr- Counselor, Agricultural Credif Case if-'