Wichita State University - Parnassus Yearbook (Wichita, KS)

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Board Gifts and grants to the University from July 1, 1959, through March 17, 1960, include: General Fund, including gifts for current operations, 3fL2,842.16, Scholarships for Student Aid, 332,885.00g Scholarship and Loan Funds, 3148,167.21g Research, 335,727,003 Research for Summer Institute in Chemistry, sponsored by the National Science Foundation, 327,000.00, Alumni Fund, 311,931.88g and Special Purposes, 383,300.88 In addition to the above gifts, the University is the recipient of a gift of a downtown business property, which will bring income to the Univer- sity of an estimated 375,000 per year. This in- come will be used to assist in the building ofa University Library. Members are A. D. Barnett, Mrs. Olive Ann Beech, S. C. Brennan, George Brown, George Bruce, Charles J. Chandler, Clarence Coleman, Sheldon Coleman, Wayne D. Coulson, James Davis, Jr., Gordon Evans, Theodore Gore, Arthur Kincade, Fred Koch, Henry Levitt, Robert Mor- ton, A. S. Ritchie, Roy Russell, J. E. Schaefer, Wesley Sowers, O. A. Sutton, Dwane Wallace, Nestor Weigand, and Robert L. Williams. A. S. RITCHIE and ROY C. RUSSELL 1 O. A. SUTTON and DWANE L. WALLACE ARTHUR KINCADE and FRED KOCH 1 i . jii HENRY LEVITT and ROBERT B. MORTON J. E. SCHAEFER and WESLEY SOWERS NESTOR WEIGAND and ROBERT L. WILLIAMS

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A. D. BARNETT and MRS. OLIVE ANN BEECH aff' S. C. BRENNAN and GEORGE BROWN Development Approximately 3381354.00 has been given to the University of Wichita in the form of gifts and grants, as a result of the University development program. In January of 1957 an historic step was taken to mobilize a permanent enrichment program, designed to cultivate private gifts and bequests to the University. This year 24 Wichita business, professional, and industrial leaders served on the Development Board. President Harry F. Corbin served as an ex-officio member of the board. The Board of Regents provided for such a development group in a resolution passed in March, 1956. The creation of the board repre- sented the beginning of a long-range enrichment effort, and the members of the Board and the University do not intend to launch any concen- trated public financial campaign. The gifts and bequests which are derived through the program will be used for enrichment of the University program. f 5' W3 GEORGE BRUCE and C. J. CHANDLER CLARENCE COLEMAN and SHELDON COLEMAN D. WAYNE COULSON and JAMES DAVIS, JR. GORDON W. EVANS and THEODORE GORE

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Presidenfs Staff . . E ull' ,..... H., MRS. JUSEPHINE FFGATE serves as Dean of Wvmnen and uvting Dr-un of Students. orienting stu- dm in n'a ade 1i' Phf'S H f H gC' GEORGE c0MsT01:K is tht- ct:t.m1a.mt.,r of tw.-nm Activities, and partivipatcs in programs aequainling freshmen with the Clllllpllt-H. ...........- DR. EMORY LINDQIYIST, Dean of Faculties. keeps JACK ll. IIEYSINGER heads the College' of Busi- up with the trend of higher Cfillfkllilbfl and tht- need ness Administratinn as well as serving us Chairman of for academir' expansion. the Svholarship Board.