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

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lHl HHHHH Nl im ERN IEIUAN Cl,0l l'0'N . lions:-:RT xllIKl'l I'RltIh ,lov-Ls ilu xR1.ics X HSI-IL lirzonoic Hui ICR C SRP!-lN'I'lCR 'KLFRIQID Lui: Sn Xl'l.lilGH Roisum' xl4'lXl'l l'RllIlx .loxm BICYJXNIIN Guavrz XYILLI ui llrzvn' Il nrowrn XI tm I-ZRN Hin xx 11i,oi roN D XVEI- lx 45 SER C-VVLIN ll mm' liuooixixos Wull.xctl-3 ll XRRY Iinooitncs W,xLl.u:t1 Ui HlHlIllHHS Presirleril l Yil'l'-1,I'l'Si!lPI1l Svrorid I i!'1'-IJl'l'Nif1l'I1I 1JIlilCCl'l'1lliS l,KNll-Il. Noyles Ixmm' XIXLYERY limww Cl.ovTox limi um Nlu.LiN1:Mmn'r. JR. FRANK llHkNll!LliSS Run lirorzwri lJ1'r'roN Mus linwicwi' XYILLI ui STIX XX ILSUN Lux llmiiwmi xi' limit lil, H xx' C XRTIQR .loin lg,Xl,'l'II,KN XR S1 lc Xl an HNH lHlIH lHNHlIIlN lfnlpoweretl by the charter of the liniversity to manage the linaneial matters ol' the 4-orporalion. the lioard ol' Directors obviously has an important lunt-tion. For on this lvoaril sit the mon who lorinulate the financial policies. the ones who cleterniine- what investments shoulil he nialle. wliere. and is hen. The lfinanve Commit- tee at its weekly meetings eonsialers this problem as in-ll as the iniportanl one of ailininislq-ring the present funds. properties. anal t'IlCl0Nlllt'lllS of the lniversitj . Equally important as the constant vigilance over present lunnls is the l'orinnlation ol' plans for se-vnring new funrls anal buildings for the sr-hool. In this work there is a eoinnlittw- alway s hnsy . Finally il is the lnnvtion ofthe Board ol' Direetors to correlate the policies ol' the lvniversity anil the m-lfare of the City. lor their interests are interclepenflent.

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H MlSSHHl lHllM HHH EHHNElllHH 'l'he l'niversity looks with great pride upon the number ol' its graduates and former students who obtained their education and training under its auspices and have gone forth to the achievement of a livelihood and the service ol' society . lt looks with greater pride upon the accomplishments which have brought satisfaction to them and reputation to their alma mater. Their ability has been the basis ol' their attainments. and the contribution ol' Washington liniyersity to the area and to the nation has been made possible by' the high type ol' its students. lts graduates and students have gone and are going into all walks and vocations and professions of life. They' have become and will be scientists. statesmen. writers. artists. soldiers. builders. lawmakers. admini- stralors. leaders in their country' and in tl1e world. They have made since the founding of the institution a contribution ol incalculable value to the lile of the nation. They' have advertised the city' as a center of education and training and culture. and have done their part to enhance its repute as a center ol' eivic.social. and scientific progress. The standards the l'niversity' has sought to maintain formed the basis ol' the accomplishments ol' the past and truly represent the goal ol' the future. The high character of academic and professional work is the best indication ol' future success. and the lvniversity in the promotion of its ideals and in providing its facilities estahlishes upon a sound foundation the reason for its own existence. and thereby' proves its worthi- ness. through its product. of the position it occupies and its claim to future recognition and support. Cisotuz I-1 R. 'l'uRooP fflumccllor :misss S2 llbzomzrz R. Tukoov 55 .,. ' I -. Q , . , , N ,v--N. ai. a fiifs

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IHHN Ul MlN From the Dean of Mt-n's ofhce emanates a mass of advice. orders. and general bulletins related to the conduct of various campus organizations. For the Dean is responsible for such things as social dates for fraternities. rules for participation in campus activities. the regular personnel problems of the student body. and such particular things as announcements to be posted on calnpus buildings and arranging the dates for major school events. The dean is chairman ofthe Board of Student Finance. a job which intimately acquaints him with the activi- ties of most ofthe organizations with whom he lllllst deal. Thus at all times the Dean's office is the center for those who are in positions of responsibility on tl1e campus. It is the Dean who must pass on all student problems. and in turn interpret the faculty and administration attitude to the student body. K GEORt,LE Vi STEPHENS