The Citadel - Sphinx Yearbook (Charleston, SC)

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HIS EXCELLENCY ERNEST F. HOLLINGS Governor of the State of Soiilli C ' .nroliiui Ex-Off ICIO HIS EXCE LLENCY ERNEST F. HOLLINGS Governor MAJOR GENERAL FRANCIS PINCKNEY Atljtittint General HONORABLE JESSE T. ANDERSON State Superintendent of Ediieation HONORABLE J. D. PARLER Cluiirnum Military Committee, State Senate HONORABLE FRANK EPPES Chairman Military Committee, House of Representatives THE BOARD OF VISITORS COLONEL J. M. MOORER Chairman of the Board of Visitors Memb ers COL. J. M. MOORER, 06 Chairman COL. D.WTD E. McCUEN, JR., ' 35 Vice-Chairman COL. W. W. WANNAMAKER, JR., 19 COL. J. M. HOLLIDAY, ' 36 COL. EUGENE C. FIGG, ' 28 COL. THOMAS C. VANDIVER, ' 29 COL. CLARENCE C. BROWN, JR., ' 45 COL. HORACE L. TILGHMAN, ' 41 COL. W. LEROY HARRELSON, ' 43

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The Citadel President GENERAL MARK WAYNE CLARK B.S., LLD., D.Pol.Sci., D.C.L, D.Sc Fifth Army Commdnder: January 1943-June 1945; Far East Commander: April 1952-October 1953; United States Army, Retired. f

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MAJOR GENERAL JOSEPH P. SULLIVAN Retiring Administrative Dean Major General Joscpli Pescia Sullivan was born in San Francisco, CJalifornia on the 7th of January, 1894. He gi-aduatecl from West Point in April, iyiT with an Infan- try commission. General Sullivan partieipated in actions in the Saint Die, Saint Mihiel, and Mcuse-Artjonne sectors, and was wounded at Roniayjuesous-Mount Jancor. He has attended the Inlantry School at P ' ort Benninu;. thi ' Sainur Artilleiy School. The Coast Artiller - School, antl he graduated from the Harvard School of Business . ' dniinistration in 1934. General Sullivan has been decorated with the Piupli- Heart and the Distinsiuished Service Medal. The Legion of Merit, the Army Commendation Ribbon, the Most Excellent Order of the British Ismpire and the Italian Grand Officer of the Order ot the (, ' ro n are other honors bestowed upon him. Shortly after his retirement from the . rmy on De- cember 31, 1953, General Sullivan assumed the duties of Dean at The Citadel. After years of fine service, he retired from the position of Administr ative Dean on February 1, 1959. MAJOR GENERAL GEORGE HONNEN Administrative Dean George Homu-n was born November 16, 1897, in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. He enlisted in the Army as a private in April of 1917 and in 1918, he was adnu ' tted to the iJnited States Military Academy at West Point. He graduated from West Point in 1922 and received his commission as a second lieutenant in tlu ' Infantr -. (Jeneral Honnen has demonstrated his exceptional ability in a wide variet ' of commands and assign- ments. He graduated from the Infantr ' School at Fort Benning, Georgia and the Command and General Staff School at Fort Leavenworth, Kansas. General Honnen has served in China with the American Forces, in Australia as Chief of Staff of the 3rd . rmy, and in the S9th Division as Assistant Division Commander. He has been Commandant of West Point and PMS T at the Uni ersit ' of Hawaii. During the grim ears of the Cold War, General I lonnin was the Comm.uider of the . merican Zone in Berlin. He later served as the Chief of Staff of the United States Forces in Europe. Among other distinguished decorations. General H( nnen holds the Distinguished Service Medal with Cluster. He came to The Citadel in 1959 to become the Administrative Dean. 14