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

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Ts ssl F Tw: iya 3 wg, lt,- 3 f I Z' ,ff fnae,,3 A- X if mm x 'X x N f .e 5 f AP? ' N As assistant to the President and financial secretary, J. D. Livingstone directs the college's all-important and continuing supplementary program. Quiet Ambassadors Boost TWC Image Working behind the scenes can often be an unglorified task for the three men who serve as assistants to the President. However, their services are of a great importance to the operating of the school. Responsible for publicity which the school receives is Dr. Bill Ward, in charge of public relations. Rev. Charles Chadwick, in charge of the college's development and growth, was always up to date with the latest campus related projects. J. D. Livingstone, financial sec- retary of the college, performs many worthwhile endeavors for the supple- mentary program of the college. These three men devoted endless hours to their jobs. Their tasks took them across the city promoting TWC. rg its - M! '1 -Sl 1 PM-if 44 S P s l kv- -4, ...Q 'vw :ri il nr 1-Jr ' kvi Q- xx ll lie.. f,liarlc'. fQl1afl'.f.iek shifrs rlimugh a myriad of papers necessary Preparing press releases for downtown papers isoonlv I , , 1, ,i,,,,,, H, ,g,,,,,,,,,. ,,f ,1C,C1,,pmCm. one of the many duties of Dr. William Ward, assistant to the President for public relations.

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ff Urs. -Hallie Dozicr. executive director of the Alumni Association, busily organizes the many details necessary to schedule the homecoming activities f the year. X f Alumni Association ofiicers gather to make plans for thc coming year: Ed Moody, presi- dentg Bob Carter, president-electg Mrs. Bill fPatj White, secretaryg and Dr. William Baird, vice-president. 71:55 P-f ffl, 'X V' :ii B K , tu, K vii.. . . iii? 55 Alumni Plan Homecoming, fl it 1 New faces have appeared in the halls jg' of TWC, thanks to the Alumni Associa- if tion. The alumni chapter provided the f portraits of ten past presidents of the ij-21 college which hang in the main corridor of the administration building. Research- 33.5 ing the presidents' careers was the re- , . I 'ia' 'I lf, .iv V 4' -'P' li 4-1 K I-1 Tr VE .... o an., .ul f,, -. , IC' cg, I il s '. li gf P .x ,ff 1f E sponsibility of the alumni chap-ter. March marked the time for many of the graduates and former students of TWC to return for homecoming activi- ties at their alma mater. D-ora Roberts dining hall was the scene of the Golden Shears Luncheon, which highlighted the weekend of events designed to re-ac- quaint the alumni with the campus. The Alumni Association also followed the tradition of attending one performance of the spring musical, How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying. Rev. Gilbert Ferrell, Methodist execu- tive secretary of the Metropolitan Board of Missions, was named Alumnus of the Year for 1968 during the Homecoming Banquet, attended by over 350 alumni. Volumes of letters from former students and faculty were presented to Dr. Law Sone and Dr. Elmer Cox, who will also retire at the end of this year. Dr. Vera Maxwell and Dr. H. Howard Hughes were also honored with the presentation of scrolls signed by grateful students as the two professors retire this year. ff 6 Ken' Noel begins planning activities as the new . H president of the Ram Booster club.