University of Georgia - Pandora Yearbook (Athens, GA)

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MEN DF VISION HIS EXCELLENCY HERMAN TALMADGE Governor of Georgia A graduate of the University, Law Class of 1936, Governor Talmadge looks to the future of Georgia ' s educational sys- tem as evidenced by the improvements in Georgia schools in recent years. He is an alumnus often seen on the campus and is exti-emely interested in the activities of the Univer- sity. DR. HARMON W. CALDWELL Chancellor, LTniversity of Georgia A past president of the University, 1935-1948, Chancellor Caldwell, with the Board of Regents, strives to make the University even greater as they build new facilities to handle an expected growth in enrollment by 1960. He earned his B.A. degree at the University of Georgia; LL.B., Harvard; and honorary degrees of Doctor of Laws from Emory, Mer- cer, and Tulane Universities. DR. O. C. ADERHOLD President, University of Georgia Past Dean of the College of Education, Dr. Aderhold be- came president of the University in 1950, replacing Jonathan Rogers. He has attempted to build a more progressive Uni- versity and increase its facilities. Influential in planning an improved educational program for Georgia, Dr. Ader- hold has attempted to establish a more practical curriculum which will better prepare students in their chosen fields.

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THE CUPOLA OF MYEKS HALL Here are some of the more familiar sights on the Uni- versity Campus. From old Gilmer Hall, a symbol of a past in which a War Between the States was fought and a Co- ordinate Campus which is no longer ours, to the Jennie Bell Myers Memorial Hall, the newest women ' s residence on Ag Hill, they all represent Georgia, 1953. ( ampud c ceneA

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ALVIN BISCOE Dean of Faculties J. I). BOLTON Treasurer and Comptroller J. THOMAS ASKEW Dean of Student Affaii WALTER DANXER. JR. Registrar E. A. LOWE Division of General Extension JOSEPH WTLLL MS Assistant to the President and Director of Armed Services