Washington University Saint Louis - Hatchet Yearbook (St Louis, MO)

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lHl BUHHH Ul IlIHlElHHS M.ALX'ERN BRYAN CLOPTON . President ROBERT R'ICKITTRICK JONES . Vice-President HARRY BROOKINGS XV.-SLI..-ACE . Second Vice-Presirlent DIRECTORS CHARLES NAOEL DANIEL NOYES KIRBY GEORGE OLIVER CARPENTER NLXLYERN BRYAN CLOPTON ALFRED LEE SHAPLEIGII l'iIJW.-XRD MALLINCRROIIT. JR. ROBERT NICIQITTRICK JONES FRANK CIIANIIILESS RANII BENJAMIN GRATZ l'iL'GENE DL I I'ON Nuns HARRY BROORINGS WALI,Ac:E l'lRNES'l' XYILLIABI STIX WILLIAM HENRY ll-KNFORTII XVILSON LINN IIEAIINOWAY MA,,vE,,N BRYAN C,,,,,,,.0N l3ANIEL K.-KYSER CATLIN LENILEI. RAY C IRTI-:R .IOIIN B.-XL'l'lIAS.-KR S'l'IiAL'l1II HNH lHlIH lUNElIlIN .lCmpOweI'ecl by the charter Ol' lhe University lo manage the financial lll2lll.0l'S OI' lhv I-Orpurzilimi. thi- lluural Of'DiI'cclO1's Obviouslv has an im Jorlant lunction. For on this board si! the nwn who furnlulalv lhv linunviul . l policies, lhe Ones who dClCl'Il1lIl0 whal lIlVCSlll16IllS shoulfl bv Illiilllh NVllCl'1'. illlll wlu-II. 'l'hI- lfiiizniim- Cmnmil- lcc al ils weekly mcclings vonsiflers lhis problem as well as lhv important Om- Ol.2HllIIlIllSl1'l'llIg lhv pri-sciil ,l'llllilS, propcrlics, anfl CIlll0WVIllClllS Ol' the LllllVl'I'Slly. ,hiqually llllpOl'lZllll as lhc constant vigilance Over prcsvnl himls is lhv l-Ul'llllll2lll0ll OI' plans for sm-vuring In-w fumls zmcl buildings lor thc school. In this work lhcrc is II coininiltcv always busy. lfilially it is lhv fum-lion Ol' lhc lloarcl Ol' Directors lO l'0l'l'6'l2ll6 the policies Ol' lhc Uiiivcrsily mul lhv we'lliill'v OI' thc vily. for their inlcrcsls are lllU3l'ClClJCllllCllll.

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H HHHHHHH HHHH HHH HHHNHHHHHH niber ol' its graduates and former students who obtained their eilut-ation auul training untlcr its auspices and have gone l'ortl1 to the achievement of a livelihood and tln- sem ice nl' societx. It looks with greater pritle upon the acconiplislnnents which have brought satisfaction In tln-nn zuul reltutaition lo their alum nutter. 'l'lieir ahilitx has been the basis ol their attainments, and the 'lille l niu-rsity ltmlxs with great priale upon the nu eoulriliutiou nl- Wusliington l nixersity to the urea and to the nation has been made possible by the high lflk' ul. lls -ltltlcllls. lts grauluates :intl stutlents ltanc gone auul are going into all walks and vocations and professions of life. 'l'In-5 lunt- In-eoine anil will lie scientists. stutesinen. writers. artists. soldiers, builders, lawmakers, admini- strators. It-aulers in their eouutrv anal in the worltl. 'l'l1ey have made since the founding of the institution at eoutriliution ul incatleululile value to the lil'e ol' the nation. They have advertised the city as a center of etlueution :unl training aunl culture. :uul ltatvc alone their part to enhance its repute as a center of civic,social, :tml scicttlillc lll'tlgI't'ss. 'I'Iu- stauulurtls the l niwrsity luis sought to maintain formed the basis of the accomplishments of the past auul truly t'cpl't-st-Ill the gmtl ol' the luture. 'l'lie high character ol' academic and professional work is the ln-st imlicaition ul- future success. anal the lniversity in the promotion of its ideals and in providing its fan-ilities estulilislies upon at souutl lountlution the reason for its own existence, and thereby proves its worthi- ness. tlu-ougli its proiluct. ol. tlie position it occupies and its claim to future recognition and support. GEOIKGE R. Tuuoov Chancellor wa' GEORGE R. Tnaoop 'S Wt-sg, 1 gs it YN J. limptw.-Q ol Dime Politits. H00 at it ftllltls. P Equally fundi at of the 1 lmtrst tl

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lllHN ll MlN l rom tht- lit-am ul. Xlt-n's oflicu viuzimttes at mass ol' at vice. ortet. 1 t-ontlut-t of xztrious t-auupus orgzutizutious. For the Dean is responsible for such things as social dates for frzitt-ruitit-s, rules for partir-ipattion in t-aunpus activities. the regular personnel problems of the student hotly, :mtl sm-li partir-ulur things us anuount-vnu-nts to be posted on campus buildings and arranging the l ' l ls and general bulletins related to the tlzttt-s for major sa-ltool eu-nts. 'l'lw tlt-un is i-Imirmuu ol tlu- lioartl ol' Student Finance. a job which intimately acquaints him with the activi- tit-s of Iltusl ul. the organizations with whom he must deal. Thus at all times the Dean's office is the center for tltost- who art- in positions of responsibility on the campus. It is tl1e Dean who must pass on all student problems. :intl in turn interpret the faculty and administration Hlfitllde to the student body. STEPHENS GEORGE W. ADH-5 Smlii Center 'Witt uf dry to Sw