University of Texas Austin - Cactus Yearbook (Austin, TX)

 - Class of 1965

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New Regents Frank Iknul. Jack Josey, William Bauer, and W. W. Heath were sworn in by Judge Joe Greenhill. Chairman W. W. HEATH Vice-chairman A. G. McNESSE, JR. Secretary BETTY ANNE THEDFORD William Bauer, Port Lavaca Appointed in 1965 Walter P. Brenan, San Antonio H. F. Connally, Jr., M.D., Waco Frank C. Erwin, Jr., Austin W. W. Heath, Austin Reappointed Frank Ikard, New York Appointed for two years of an unexvired term Mrs. J. Lee Johnson, III, Fort Worth Jack S. Josey, Houston Appointed in 1965 Wales H. Madden, Jr., Amarillo Term Expired January, 1965 A. G. McNeese, Jr., Houston Term Expired January, 1965 Levi A. Olan, John S. Redditt, Lufkin Resigned THE DEVELOPMENT BOARD Le t to Right: lilunk, Nowotny, Elliott, Nolcn. Tom Sealy, Chairman Chairman V ice-Chairman Consultant on Development Executive Director Assistant Director Executive Assistant . Hines H. Baker, Houston W. H. Bauer, Port Lavaca Edward Clark, Austin Charles S. Coates, Brenham Ernest Cockrell, Jr., Houston L. L. Colbert, Windsor, Canada Leroy G. Denman, Jr., San Antonio Mrs. Charles Devall, Kilgore R. A. Furbush, Galveston Wales H. Madden, Jr., Amarillo J. Mark McLaughlin, San Angelo J. Francis Morgan, El Paso J. M. Odom, Austin B. D. Orgain, Beaumont Charles N. Prothro, Wichita Falls Harry H. Ransom, Austin John P. Thompson, Dallas Dan C. Williams, Dallas Mrs. Robert F. Windfohr, Fort Worth Gus S. Wortham, Houston TOM SEALY PRESTON SHIRLEY ARNO NOWOTNY WILLIAM DAVID BLUNK . CALVIN CLEAVE NOLEN RICHARD NEAL ELLIOTT list The University of Texas Development Board is the agency of The University of Texas responsible to the Chancellor and through him to the Board of Regents for all private fund development for the entire University System. I The Board established in 1939 by the Regents is composed of prominent citizens who voluntarily devote time and effort to the welfare of the University. The Board members are named by the Executive Council of the Ex-Students ' Asso- ciation and by the Board of Regents, including one who is a member of the Board of Regents. The Chancellor of the Uni- versity is an ex-officio member. Page 27

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GOVERNOR OF THE STATE OF TEXAS IF.G FmK JOHN B. CONNALLY THE BOARD OF REGENTS Ul llF I. rlt to Right: Redditt, Olan, Madden, McNeeie, Heath, Brenan, Ervin, Connally, Johnson. Page 26



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THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS To the Students of the University of Texas: HARRY HUNTT RANSOM Chancellor of The University of Texas For each of us in the University community, I congratulate the 1965 Cactus staff on planning a volume emphasizing the individual student. Like all other American institutions , universities must take into consid- eration mass movements, group interests, team play, and common purposes. Yet education is a highly personalized experience. It requires both tough-minded realism about belonging and sheer independence. The most recent indictment of the large, complex university is that the individual may get lost. Getting lost and finding oneself is educative. Avoiding waste and irrelevance, a university must capitalize on its uncertainties and certainties, disappointments and accomplishments. Individual students and student organizations are making a tremendous contribution toward this end . Without their deep involvement in the University ' s purposes, most of our goals would be unattainable. In the qualities of student participation a university attains its special mark, not by devices like old school ties and new-school straight-jackets. The year which this edition of the Cactus recalls was a time when students made major contributions to the individuality of the University itself. Future students will be grateful for that fact. Sincerely yours. T Hy L- -4Tr-l t HR:np Harry Ransom Chancellor Page 28

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