Georgia State University - Rampway Yearbook (Atlanta, GA)

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DOZIER C. CADE is Direcior of Publiciiy and Head oi ihe Deparimeni of Journalism. Dr. Cade holds AB. and IvI.S.J. degrees. His Ph.D. is from Sialre Universiiy of Iowa. He is a member of Phi Bela Kappa and Sigma Alpha Epsilon iraierniries. HENRY T. MALONE is Direcfor Oi Develop- menl' and a noI'ed auI'hor. His boolc CHERO- KEES OF THE OLD SOUTH was insfrumenfal in his winning of The Disiinguished Lirerary Achievemenlr Award in I957 given by 'rhe Georgia Wriiers Associafion. WILLIAM R. PULLEN, Librarian, holds B.A.. B.S. degrees. His Ph.D. is from 'rhe Universiiy of Norih Carolina. As one oi eighi' library adminis+ra+ors in 'rhe narion, he was selecred To parlicipaie in Jrhe Carnegie Proiecl' in Advanced Library Adminisrrarion al Ru+gers Universiiy. WILLIAM S. PATRICK, Direc+or of Admis- sions, holds B.B.A. and M.S. degrees from Georgia Insiilruie of Technology. Mr. Pairiclc is a member of Dean's Advisory Commifree and Blue Key Nafional Honor Socie+y. 23

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V. V. LAVROFF holds B.S. from Georgia Tech and M.A. degrees from Emory Uni- versify. Mr. Lavroff is CompI'roIIer and Associafe Professor of Maihemaiics. He also is Jrhe auihor of a book, TOPICS IN ELEMENTARY ALGEBRA FOR ADULT STUDENTS. W. ROGERS HAMMOND is I'he aufhor of 'rhe book HOW TO SOLVE INTRODUC- TORY ACCOUNTING PROBLEMS and is Associaie Dean, School of Business Ad- minis+ra'rion as weII as Direcfor of Grad- uaie Siudies. Dr. Hammond is a member of Ihe American Ins'riI'u+e of C.P.A.'s. He holds The B.C.S. degree from Georgia Sfaie, +he M.B.A. from Hawaii and +he D.B.A. from Indiana Universiiy. PAUL G. BLOUNT is Assisfani Dean. School of Ar'rs and Sciences and Asso- cia+e Professor of English. He is a mem- ber of Phi Sigma IoI'a, and WHO'S WHO IN AMERICAN EDUCATION. Dean Blouni' holds 'rhe A.B. degree from Wesi- minsier and +he M.A. from Emory Uni- versify. Mr. BIoun+ is also facuI+y advisor of Pi Alpha Fra+erni+y. 22

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