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

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English. Dr. Green, who served in +his counlry and abroad, re-eniered service in December, however, ihis lime in +he Army of Occupa+ion. Dr. James W. Silver, acling professor of hislory for +he pasi 'rwo years, was given leave of absence +0 serve in ihe American Red Cross. He lefl' in February +o be irained, afier which he will be slalioned overseas as personnel represenlalive lo men in combaf areas. Al' +he opening of This year, lhe enrollmenl' of women reached fhe highesl' peak yel' aH'ained. Riclcs Hall, which had been closed for several years, was opened 'ro lake care of lhis increase in women siudenis. An a++emp+ 'foward prewar sfalus was made when foolball and band ac+ivi+ies, excluded during lhe pasl year, were reinsfaled. The band, which was direcfed by Mrs. J. W. Wood, played for +he foolball games bolh on +he campus and off: for fhe firsl 'rime in 'rhe ELMER LIONEL HAMMOND Dean of School of Pharmacy LEE H. JOHNSON, JR. Dean of School of Engineering JAMES B. LOOPER HORACE B. BROWN, JR. DUDLEY HUTCHERSON Dean of School of Medicine Dean of School of Commerce and Business Dean of Graduafe School Adminisfralion 4010. WYVA ' l

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l7VL'lIf 01? THE YEAR sw. ,lm Q . . ,. 'c ,v -W : Q xr '-1.Ax 4 E if 'se . fi s I ,fr ' Q K, af f - S ' I 5 4, N ALFRED HUME Chancellor Emerilus RAYMER WENDELL TINSLEY H d of Deparfmenl of Sfudenl Personnel In For lhe fourfh conseculive year, war is, on 'rhe Ole Miss campus as if is everywhere, l'he dominaling facfor. Conslanl' change, con- 'rinued disruplion-and yel' +hrough il all, 'rhe sleadfasl delerminalion 'foward 'rhe lradifional, +he usual, 'lhe old way of life. Ac+ivi+ies which al firsl were casl aside +0 malce place for war changes, are gradually creeping back inlo +heir original places-indicafive of +he endeavor 'ro fighl' a 'rolal war and al' +he same 'rime 'ro cling lo fhe way of lhe pasf. Dr. A. W. Green, absenl since February, l942, as lieulenanl' colonel in 'rhe Judge Advocale General's deparlmenl, relurned in Sepfember lo resume his posi+ion as dean of Graduafe School and professor of , -.4 I.. DAVID HORACE BISHOP JUDGE THOMAS CHARLES KIMBROUGH Dean of Facully Dean of School of Law I -af P 'S' . nf.

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VICTOR ALDINE COULTER OLIVER A. SHAW JOHN C, CULLEY Dean cf Colleqe of Liberal Arls Dean of School of Educafion University Physician R. MALCOLM GUESS Dean of Men ESTELLA G. HEFLEY Dean of Women hisfory of Ole Miss, girls were allowed 'ro parlicipale. Foolball held ils usual place in inleresl and enlhusiasm as in lhe days when fhe sladium was packed wilh fans who had driven a hundred or more miles and had given il liH'le lhoughl. Sfudenls and facully have been forlunale, despife war-lime lravel limil'a+ions, 'fo have Lyceum programs and ODK-Morfar Board forums of special infereslz ln a musical vein have been Kryl's all-girl sym- phonic orchesira and lhe Trapp Family singers. Firsl' in a series of speakers was Caplain Roberl G. Turner whom lhe Forum Commilfee broughl' from Greenville Air Base 'ro fall: on America and World Peace. Caplain Turner was a member of fhe Michigan Slale College