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8 THE PANTHER As busy as President Brawley has been, he has not been able to escape the call of civic and religious duty. Participation in affairs of church, state, and school is always part of a full day’s work for him. In 1941. the same \ear that he received his doctorate from North western University, his Alma Mater conferred upon him the degree of Doctor of Science in Education. Who's Who in America lists him among its distinguished citizens. Yes, the life-story of President Brawlev reads like a book ol fiction! Mrs. Thelma 0. Bell was guest organist at the organ dedication in Decern her. 1948. President Brawley at the cornerstone lay ing of the new ('.lark College. Dr. M. S. Davage, Mrs. Henry Pfeiffer, with flowers, and. Dr. Edward G. Mackay watch Rev. Dr. Brawley, Bishop Lorenzo H. King, and Rev. J. W. Thomas participate in the cere mony. Merrill J. Holmes Hall, erected at a cost of approximately $400,000.00, was dedicated February 28. 1950, as a unit of President Brawler's expansion program. Mrs. Doric Touchstone Patrick presents President Brawley with a silver loving cup — the gift of the faculty—in honor of his twenty-five years of sendee at (dark.