Texas State College for Women - Daedalian Yearbook (Denton, TX)

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The Deans As Associate Dean of the college, Miss Humphries has unsparingly devoted her cap- abilities, both as teacher and as executive. Since the opening of the college, she has rendered her untiring and willing service to the upbuilding of the school. Miss Hefley stands as an invaluable advisor and gracious super- visor of all student activities. She finds her greatest Joy in serving others, and in main- taining the ideals of C I. A.

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The Presideni' L. H. HUBBARD To THE CLASS OF 1931: - Henry Iames once said that it takes an endless amount of history to make even a little tradition, and an endless amount of tradition to make even a little taste, and an endless amount of taste . . . to make even a little tranquility. The years you have spent here have helped to enrich the Hne traditions of your alma mater. For this I wish to thank each of you personally. My prayer is that these years have also helped to develop your tastes and that they will help to make your lives more tranquil. L. H. HUBBARD DR. HUBBARD IN HIS HOME Page 31 we f rf' l xk'.lf'k M '. I V ll lf l V my 1 V + 5 f si , f f f , E l,l.- . UK X' ,f 1 ,fr ' J 5 K 1 Vx I ,rf KV' . , f If , myf -'-- .Z 1 , ' A ff '- Z ff I 'jj Q ' lf , ielilft f f. if 2 ,, . ,N . i v,Qf'X'.: s ,ix A 1 eq's1q.'x, xp f .' - V-. ixgx Q l 9,1 ' x g , , f I 2 I u ll. Q 'y,,,f I Q' f fii-QV f r' 1. . , , , - ' 1 ff, L 5 , ,f M. ,, Katy ' X ,J 1: 1 , -' 0 f , i . l 7 Q i L Af! 11 3' in .- Et , ll f' I -f L' :J . W lf: 7 u if Ifli 1' lf .fi 'CQ' ll: W sflgli. ff ills if fe it 4 it 5 u ': 1 y- g Q ff if . N ' iff?-, 7 I7 U? . f ,: L -- .' Fvtlxkl' ' 4 1.f.1? ' : XtN:'i ly A jf, 5' '51 Ma. in Sy.: X-K1 irF1--if 'ill ? 7l5mf1lHvL ix fu . -tl U vJ:jQ,4 As 3553 1: - Q,-.3511 'irq 1. If 1. fra..-ff' X .rffj ' 91: lg' f 'f,1.- S' xfigfi' I -A fm? ' 1 'w ,fax-.. n , I, ui l'.f'rgA 1 rff ff ' i'i?4l5f.Kf' U 'f57': i2q5 HW 5 ,.- ll llfikefuz ff rr N r E. 2 2 2 , ii. f I ' I .vi 4 ,7 ,F 3 'Q if X. , , . ,M .f l ffflf-lf M' i 1' X l A I 2 f , y -,x i :nm Q . 5511 My gf: l .- 1 ,, 4 .4 . Nl W ff! ' .pl 'W lux' li ill? vi lwfw if VJ lil? lf M11 i-gh my f.......:w1 H V' X51 ' x fyirxfz My QM, R J, 513,55 i...a,..--.,:. ', f, -X: fl- 3,--..,...a.f My Ligeiplg .......,M!:: .ia ,IN ,I .J f

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The Business Siaff WALKER KING All matters pertaining to admission re- quirements, schedules, and grade reports are handled by the registrar of the college, Walker King. W. M. LOVELESS The Business Manager of the College has a most responsible position. The supervision of all strictly business operations of the col- lege is in his hands. IOE REED The auditor of the college has charge of all the accounting for the college, and is the re- ceiving and the disbursing agent of all finances. GEORGE WELSH Over half a million dollars each year is handled by the cashier, George Welsh. The college bank is maintained for the conven- ience of students and faculty members. Page 33