University of Mississippi - Ole Miss Yearbook (Oxford, MS)

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ilftvillf SCHOOL OF PHARMACY ELMER LIONEL HAMMOND. PH.C., B.S., M.S. The School of Pharmacy. established in 1908, ollcrs both undergraduate and graduate courses to those students preparing for intelligent practice in all 'FE branches of the field of Pharmacy. The School is now a member of the American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy, an organization of the lead- ing Colleges of Pharmacy of the United States. SCHOOL OF EDUCATION FLOYD Eivnvirsrr FARQUEAR, B.S., MA. The courses offered in the School of Education are planned so as to meet the professional needs of the teachers of the secondary school system, and to de- velop a professional attitude toward teaching. This School was established in 1903, and since that time has done much toward raising the standards of f teaching in the secondary schools. University High School is used for prac- . .. SCHOOL OF LAW THOMAS C. KIMBROUGH, PH.B., LL.B. The Law School of the University of lllississippi was established in 1854. and since that time has progressed, until now, it is considered one of the lead- ing law schools of the South. lt is a member of the Association of American Law Schools. Such requirements and restrictions for entrance into this school allow only the best of students to enter. L tice teaching. SCHOOL OF MEDICINE BILLY S. GUYTON, M.A., M.D., OPH.D., F.A.C.S. Dean The Liniversity of Hlississippi lledical School was created by a special act of the Board of Trustees in 1903. Since its foundation it has maintained a uniformly high standard of medical education. This statement is attested by the records made by the students entering other medical schools. Courses offered by the School provide a general education of medicine as a founda- tion for graduate work. Page 2I

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alias ALFRED HUME, CE., D.SC., LL.D. Chancellor Emeritus Alfred Hume, Chancellor-Emeritus and now head of the llathematical De- partment of the University of lllississippi, has done much to make the Uni- versity one of the leading educational institutions of the South. It was through his incessant efforts and his sincere devotion to the University, that it now holds its position among the leading schools. DAVID HORACE BISHOP, M.A., LL.D. Vice-Chancellor David H. Bishop has served the L'niversity as Vice-Chancellor for many years. In the absence of the Chancellor, Dr. Bishop becomes the oflicial head of the institution. He is also the head of the English Department of the University and under his direction this division of the curriculum has become one of the outstanding units of the courses of study. COLLEGE OF LIBERAL ARTS ALFRED WILLIAM MILDEN B A PH D Dean school on the Ole bliss campus The curriculum of this school is so planned 'is to afford a general education as well as specialization in one group of , . ., . . The College of Liberal Arts of the Liniversity of Klississippi is the oldest studies. Preparatory courses are offered in lvledicine and Law. SCHOOL OF COMMERCE JAMES WARSAW BELL, B.A., P1-LD. Dean The purpose of this division of the University of lllississippi is to offer those requirements for the making of a business career. Since the establishment of this school in 1917, the highest of standards of school work have been maintained. The student must be sufficiently able and mature enough to do college work before entrance into this school is granted. Page 20

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G-Mainz SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING ANDREW B. HARGIS, B.E., C.E. Dean Some courses in engineering were first offered at the University as early as 1872, but it Was not until 1900 that the School of Engineering was organ- ized. As now organized, the school offers courses in three branches of en- gineering, namely, Civil, Chemical, and General Engineering. These courses are so arranged that a professional degree in any of the branches may be ob- tained by the student doing satisfactory Work. THE GRADUATE SCHOOL ALEXANDER L. BONDURANI, A.M., L1TT.D., LL.D. Dean The Graduate School of the University offers courses to those students hav- ing graduated from the University or from any other institution of recog- nized standing. Scholarships and student assistantships are offered to de- serving graduate students. In 1928 the State Legislature appropriated a liberal sum toward the construction of a Graduate School building which is surpassed by none. DEPARTMENT OF MUSIC LAURA T. MARTIN, B.A., B.MUs. , Director The Department of lNiIusic of the University of Mississippi offers courses to those students who are candidates for the Bachelor of Miisic degree, as well as offering courses that are accepted in the College of Liberal Arts. This division of the University was founded in I930 and was authorized in 1934. ESTELLA G. HEFLEY, B.A., lVI.A. Dean of Women It is the duty of the Dean of Women to have control of the conduct of the women students attending the University of Nlississippi. The Women's dining hall is under her supervision, and it is through her that all activities affecting the women students of the University are conducted. Page 22