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

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EVENTS CAF THE: YEAR HORACE B. BROWN Dean of the School of Commerce Ray McKinley and his orchestra treated Ole the dance on the 15th the beauties of Ole Miss, Miss to some real music on the occasion of the as selected by Milton Caniff, were presented by annual Mid-Winters February 14 and 15. During McKinley.

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PASSIN G PARADE JAMES W. BELL Dean Emeritus of the School of Commerce EVENTS THE YEAR sN„

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LEE H. JOHNSON ELMER L. HAMMOND FORREST W. MURPHY Dean of the Engineering School Dean of the School of Pharmacy Dean of School of Education On January 20 James Barnett was elected president of the Associated Student Body, following the resignation of Mark Solomon. Lon Taylor was elected vice-president to succeed Grey Flowers, who graduated. Ray Poole and Ygondine Walker reigned as Colonel Rebel and Miss Ole Miss following the election December 12. Chancellor Williams made three changes in the faculty on February 16 and announced eight new members of the staff. Dr. Pete Kyle McCarter was promoted from head of the English Department to Dean of the University, a newly created position. Dr. W. Alton Bryant, professor of English, was named head of the English Depart- ment. Prof. R. W. Tinsely, who was associate professor of modern languages, succeeded Dr. Bryant as director of the Summer Session. The new faculty and staff appointees included; Thomas K. Swayze, assistant in athletics; Prof. James B. Shouse, acting assistant professor of Philosophy; James W. Ward, acting assistant professor of anat- omy; Thomas R. Ethridge, part-time instructor in political science; Huey B. Howerton, Jr., instructor in history; Mrs. Jean Forbes, time instructor in history; Morris Lovelady, part-time instructor in engineering; and W. F. New, part-time instructor in pharmacy. MALCOLM R. GUESS Dean of Men ESTELLA G. HEFLEY Dean of Women