Texas Wesleyan University - Txweco Yearbook (Fort Worth, TX)

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BOARD OF TRUSTEES mum Jes ' co il-ll-ll ll Tn ' gg llllllllllllli 22, - ll II Il ll I! A 'B ' J' ORN- ik Mr. Ed L. Baker, Chairman Dr. Alsie Carleton, Vice Chairman Mr. Charlie Hillard, Secretary EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Dr. O. C. Armstrong, Chairman Mr. Ed L. Baker Mr. R. L. McCann, Vice Chairman Mr. L. T. Martin, jr. Mr. Charlie Hillard, Secretary Dr. Gaston Foote CENTRAL TEXAS CONFERENCE Bishop W. Kenneth Pope, Resident Bishop Dr. O. C. Armstrong, Fort Worth .,,,......., ,,... . ..,..,. , Mr. Ed L. Baker, Fort Worth ,.....,. Dr. Gaston Foote, Fort Worth ,..,.,.....,, .,..,...., Dr. Raymond C. Gee, Fort Worth ...,..... ,,....,... Mr. Charlie Hillard, Fort Worth ,.,.,..... ,......... Mr. L. T. Martin, jr., Fort Worth ....,.. .,... Mr. Ralph L. McCann, Fort Worth .,,....,.,, .......,.. Dr. ' Mr. Galbraith McF. Weaver, Fort Worth .,... ..,.. NORTH TEXAS CONFERENCE Rev. Paul O. Cardwell, Dallas ..,..,.. ,,... ....., , .,.,..,,.,.,.., .,..,... . Dr. Alsie Carleton, Dallas ,,,......,,...,.,.... ...., ....,..,.. Dr. Cora Maud Oneal, Wichita Falls . , . , H Mr. Arnold L. Reed, Dallas .,.,. . , ., , . . SOUTHWEST TEXAS CONFERENCE Rev. Lee Griffin, Robstown . Mr. Ward Lowe, Lampasas , Rev. Roy Shilling, Weslaco . . Mr. Vernon Willoughby, San Antonio . NORTHWEST TEXAS CONFERENCE Rev. Leo K. Gee, Big Spring Rev. j. XVaid Griffin, Lubbock Mrs. G. T. Hall, Big Spring Dr. Mavis Willson, Floydada TEXAS CONFERENCE Dr. David C. Bintliff. Houston Mr. Hugh Q. Buck, Houston Rev. Walton B. Gardner, Houston Dr. Compton Riley, Beaumont Wayne Reynolds, Cisco ,...,,..........,..,......,...... ...,.,... 1966 1966 1964 1965 1966 1965 1964 1965 .1964 1965 1966 1966 1965 1966 1965 1965 1966 1966 1965 1965 1966 1965 1966- 1966 1965 1969 1969 1967 1968 1969 1968 1967 1968 1967 1967 1968 1968 1967 1968 1967 1967 1968 1968 1967 1967 1968 1967 1968 1968 1967

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Sone's Retirement Ends Thirty-Six Years of Service Smiling . . . warm . . . understanding describe the President of TWC. Dr. Law Sone has faithfully served this col- lege for 36 years. Arriving at Texas VVoman's College in 1932. he became Dean of the College. Three years later, while only 33 years old. he was elected president of the co- educational Texas VVesleyan College. During his thirty-three year reign Dr. Sone has watched his college grow from near bankruptcy to financial stability. He was the guiding hand in the progress of success. TXVC has been fortunate in having so strong a man such an integral part of its foundation. Students have honored him many times. Elsewhere his ability has been recognized often. He has been named to VVho's VVho in America, XYho's XVho in Methodism and Who's VVho in American Education. Leaving a college, after making it your life, can be hard. The warm glow radiating from this dynamic man will be missed. Memory pages are filled with his accomplishments and dreams. A xr i M-f' W f ff ' V . f 1 ' 1. , ' ' . B t , .A V .XM 1 W , , ., ,. , . . , , . . Dr. Law Sone displays the school mace at the base of which are tl emblems of the various social and seruc organwations represented TVVC. Taking a break from his busy schedule, Dr. Sone holds the new student handbook which will list a new president.

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Double Troubleshooters Direct Campus Community f i 11 t ii u llcgc shares 1 humorous story with faculty and friends who Handling the many facets of college fi- nances is the chief duty of Charles Roach, business manager. He assists in planning and executing the financial budget for the year as well as seeing that registration runs smoothly and that necessary funds are available for campus upkeep. Administering to the needs of a grow- ing campus community requires the un- tiring diligence of dedicated individuals. A guiding force in projecting the ideals of Texas Wesleyan College is Dr. j. Elmer Cox, dean of the college. He ac- complishes this through his untiring ef- forts toward creating a healthy atmos- phere - both academically -and socially - for the betterment of faculty and stu- dents. He encourages those students he counsels to mold their lives While on campus into the shape that would make them most productive and successful after they are graduated. Furthering the goals of the college in building a sound financial structure is the job of Charles Roach, business manager. Through his office pass all the college funds, which are then distributed according to the various financial needs of the institution.