Texas Christian University - Horned Frog Yearbook (Fort Worth, TX)

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GIIAIIBIIQIES IDI? GIBIDIINIICIIIIIEBINIICIIIS I. OPENING SECTION Dedication Presidents Message Deans Faculty II. FALL Freshman Class Football Freshman Prom Student Body Trip I-Iomecominq III. WINTER Sophomore Class Iunior Class Basketball Favorites Student Representatives IV. SPRING Senior Class Graduates Midterm Students Spring Sports Intramural Open House Ranch Week V. lCLUB AND oReANtzAr1oNs VI. OUR ADVERTISERS

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The name of Dr. lohn Lord is one of the most familiar on the T. C. U. campus. For in his 29 years here, Dr. Lord came to be widely known as a champion of democracy, a leading authority in his field, and a kindly, sympathetic Christian gentleman. Among the thousands of students who attended his classes there was felt a deep respect for this able scholar. His kindly understanding of their problems, his generous spirit and Wholehearted devotion to his Work made Dr. Lord a campus Wide favorite. IN MEMORIAM T. C. U. is deeply indebted to Mr. S. I. Mc- Farland for the invaluable guidance he af- forded during some of the University's most difficult and trying years. From l9l9 to l927 he was President of the Board of Trustees. His foresight and devotion were instrumental in bringing about the great growth and success of Texas Christian University. Mr. McFarland was noted for his efforts in the field of Christian endeavor for young men.

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DEDICATION THE STAFF of the 1949 Horned Frog is happy to dedicate this edition to Dean Raymond A. Smith of the T. C. U. School of Edncation. Since coming to T. C. U. in 1920 as head of the education department, Dean Smith has seen the department grow into one of the largest in the University. Daring his first few years here Dean Smith was the University's only Professor of Edncation. He he- came Dean of the school in 1943. In recognition and appreciation of Dean Smith's ontstanding con- trihntion to the University, in 1944 the LL. D. de- gree was conferred itpon him hy Texas Christian University. To Dean Smith, scholar, teacher, gentleman, friend of all with whom he comes in contact, he- loved hy stitdents and facnlty, respected hy all as an ontstanding example of Christian achievement, may oiir hnmhle efforts in a small way convey the esteem in which he is held.