Emory University - Campus Yearbook (Atlanta, GA)

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ADMINISTRATION J. CORDON STIPE Vic« ' -I rr«i lrnl anil Ucuii of thf Fiit ' iillic? BOISFEIILLET JONES Dean of Adminislratiun CEORCE IT. MEW Trcii-urrr nnci (!( iiiptrollfr '

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UNIVERSITY A man uilli isioii and [orcsiplit. a man witli aljilitv for |)lanninf!:. a man uitli initia- tive for successful completion. This aptly describes Emory ' s dynamic president. Dr. Coodricli Cook White. Acknowledged throughout the nation as a foremost edu- cator, [ ' resident White joined the Emory faculty in 1914 as professor of psychology. He later became Emory ' s first vice-president and then succeeded Dr. Harvey W. (-ox as president in 1942. During his tenure as president. Emory has continued to expand its educational facilities, and concomitant with this physi- cal plant growth, there has been a tre- mendous growth in student enrollment. Through the years the affable president has always taken a congenial, helpful, and sincere interest in the affairs of his many students, and alumni always make his office their first stop when they return to the campus. Admiration such as this could come only to a wise, amiable, and successful president. DR. GOODRICH C. WHITE, President

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