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I Q ' .. . .... . , 'The Razorback fe--1 925 ' Ii-. 'f'fff..1 I I BOARD OE TRUSTEES s Q we IIIQIIIZQIQ 'M ' 'M IIQIQfffjQI,2fj'fg'f 5 4r iQ'HQQQQQQQQIIZQQ ' ''' ' A flQffQIffllf9f5P' I MEMBERS EX-OFFICIO Q JOHN E. MARTINIEAU ....... Little Rock fix j The Governor of Arkansas 3 J. P. WOMACK .......... Little Rock lj The State Superintendent of Public Instructiznn , Q ELECTED MEMBERS f HUGH A. DINSMORE, Fayetteville E. J. BOIJMAN, Little Rock I A G. W. PURYEAR, Jonesboro J. S. PARKS, Fort Smith f . Q A. B. BANKS, Fordyce W. L. POPE, Pocahontas 3 JOHN! G. RAOSDALE, El Dorado , J i OFFICERS K GOVERNOR JOHN E. MARTINEAU . . . . . Chairman L Q WILLIAM H. CRAVENS, Fayetteville . . . Secretary and Auditor I : OFFICERS OF ADMINISTRATION L E l JOHN CLINTON F UTRALL ........ President i 2 WILLIAM NA'PIlAN GLADSON . ..... Vice-President . 5 - Dean of the College of Engineering, and Director of the Engineering I Experiment Station I JOHN CLARK JORDAN .... Dean of the Graduate School I E DANIEL THOMAS GRAY . . Dean of the College of Agriculture A J and Director of the Agricultural Experiment Station ' I ' JULIAN SEESEL WATERMAN .... Dean of the School of Law H VIRGIL LAURENS JONES . Dean of the College of Arts and Sciences 1 ' JOHN OSCAR CREAOER . . . Dean of the College of Education ' Q Director of the Summer Session ' I I CHARLES CLIFTON FICHTNER . . Head of the School of Business Q Q A dministration . MARTIN NELSON . . Vice-Dean of the College of Agriculture and I ' Vice-Director of the Agricultural Experiment Station 4 S GILES EMM ETT RIPLEY ......, Dean of Men I ' Q MARTIIA MCKIENZIIE REID ...... Dean of Women ARTHUR MCC RACKEN HAIQIJINCI . Director, General Extension Service ' Q T. ROY REID . . Assistant Director, Agricultural Extension Service f I FREDRICK LAIRD IQERR .... Registrar and Examiner I d WILLIAM HAMPTON CRAVENS . . Secretary of the Board of Trustees ' ' and Auditor I Q THORGNY CEDRIC CARLSON . Business Manager and Treasurer ALLAN ARTHUR GILBERT . . . . University Physician J Q J. WYMOND FRENCH . , . Director of Publicity I 5 JULIA RAMSEY VAULX . ..... Librarian L I Q LAWRENCE LELANU BROWNE . Supt. of Buildings and Grounds d E Page 21 V I I' are I 2Iwf1IQ1'wv I'Ie +lfwe Sv I 2
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' v 1 n , 1 , 0 c 3 V 4 r 1 A i 3 2 I 4 2 Z A on Page 23 UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS HA'I does the University of Arl inns st md for' For 1 multitude of things lol tiuth foi iighteous of other oiglml mtions institutions 'md 1nd1v1du mls But there are two things the promotion of which 'ire It seems to me the special fL1l1LtlOl1 of '1 university 'lhe First of these is scholarship without which 1 uni versity IS such in name only Scholarship IS not an osten tatlous display or pursuit of learning It is not merely the acquiring of a large quantity of acculate knowledge Real scholarship 1lTl1Jll6S an attitude of mind th it is open that is always eager for ascertaining the truth that looks forward toward the discovery of new facts which may he of advantage to the race The second function of a university that I would mention is character building There may be high scholarship without character, but the effect may be a detriment rather than a benefit to society. If any university desires to attain in full measure the chief aim of its existence, it should strive to create on its campus, and among its alumni and students an atmos- phere conducive to the formation of high character. In the ultimate analysis of human affair , the deeds of men of charac- ter are greater than the deeds of men of super-ability who lack this element p -JOHN C.. I-UTRA1 I . ,,e+ JQZLQQQSZE ' I 110 RIYZOTDUCR M1925' A 'U'-' 3 3 A 5 4 li i E 1 l I l : A : 4 1 l J -, ' .' cz .ms . z f ' . . L 1 1 A ,Y - - c rs . , L 1 ness, for democracy, for many virtues which are also the aim f 'ala' ,'.' 'sc ' ac. V 5 i V e ' ' i . Y .C N. I . . . z 2, . . . . . . .L . . . . K y 2 , C . . C 1 . C . ' . z i C ' . . . . . 2 y l Q C C I . , C ' . x .s C Y : ' . ' E J , 1 1 4 ' S 1 C 1 - , . l 2 A4 l : 1 yi , x'n 'ry.v.1uzvvu ...., In . .-.T ,F ., ,Ar . Q
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