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

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ADMINISTRATION W. C. TROTTER Financial Secretary CLAUDE SMITH Director of Athletics DR. V. B. HARRISON Student Health Director JEFF HAMM Athletics Business Manager MARVIN M. BLACK Director of Public Relations WILLIAM S. GRIFFIN Alumni Secretary J. S. HARTIN Director of libraries ROBERT ELLIS Registrar FRED FORD Director of Personnel JOHN VAUGHT Head Coach

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CARROLL W. NORTH Corr ptroner DEAN PETE KYLE McCARTER Dean of the University DEAN L, L. LOVE Dean of Students ESTELLA HEFLEY Dean of Women MALCOLM GUESS Dean of Men The University of Mississippi administrative organization is divided into four main divisions , with the head of each division being directly responsible to Chancellor Williams, The four divisions are the Academic Division, the Division of Student Personnel, the of the Financial Secretary, and the Division of the Comptroller. Dr. Pete Kyle McCarter, Dean of the University, coordinates the activities of the academic Division; Dr. L. L. Love, Dean of Students, is the head of the Division of Student Personnel; Mr. W. C. Trotter, Financial Secretary, is responsible for the collection, custody, and disbursement of all University funds; and Comptroller Carrol W. North has responsibility over all other fi- nancial matters of the University. Other members of the Ole Miss administration are Estella Hefley, Dean of Women; Robert Ellis, Acting Registrar; R. M. Guess, Dean of Men; Claude Smith, Director of Athletics; V. B. Harrison, Director of Student Health Service; Jeff Hamm, Business Manager of the Depart- ment of Intercollegiate Athletics; Marvin Black, Director of Public Relations; William S. Griffin, Alumni Secretary; J. S. Hartin, Director of Libraries; Fred C. Ford, Director of Per- sonnel; and John Vaught, Head Athletic Coach. More changes have come about during the four years under the present Administration than in the previous quarter-century. There have been many additions to the campus; among these are the new modern library with complete facilities, the new Alumni House of which we are all proud, and a large addition to Hemingway Stadium. The skillful and efficient manner in which the University is now run is a source of great pride to the students and alumni of Ole Miss as well as to the people of the State of Mississippi.

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THE JNIVERSITY S DEAN VICTOR A. COULTER DEAN ROBERT J. FARLEY DEAN FREDERIC H. KELLOGG Liberal Arts Law Engineering The University is divided into eight main schools each having a dean who is directly responsible to the Chancellor of the University. The Schools listed in their order of establishment at the University are: Liberal Arts, Law, En- gineering, Education, Pharmacy, Medicine, Commerce, and Graduate.