Clemson University - Taps Yearbook (Clemson, SC)

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OUR PRESIDENT DR. R. F. POOLE A graduate of Clemson College, Dr. Robert Franklin Poole has dedicated his life to the field of education. Although the duties of his office require him to be away from the school a good part of his time, the president can always find time to talk with the students and his plain-spoken advice has helped solve many problems. An indication of the progress on the campus under the guidance of Dr. Poole may be seen in the enormous expansion program under- taken since the war. The erection of new chemistry and ag engineering buildings are contributing factors that keep Clemson among the top of American colleges. Dr. Poole is always on the go, but here he takes time out to look over some papers with Miss Virginia Shanklin, the President ' s assistant. Finding out the other half ' s ideas, the president stops for a chat with a student. THE BOARD OF DEANS AND DIRECTORS The board of Deans and Directors, who handle administrative affairs affecting all of the schools, stop work for a minute to pose for the camera. Clockwise from the head of the table: Dr. R. F. Poole, Mr. W. H. Washington, Mr. G. E. Metz, Dr. H. L. Hunter, Dr. H. M. Brown, Mr. J. C. Littlejohn, Dr. H. P. Cooper, Mr. A. J. Brown, Col. F. E. Cookson, Mr. C. L. Morgan, Dr. J. H. Sams, and Dr. F. M. Kinard.

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THE BUSINESS MANAGER MR. J. C. LITTLEJOHN The vast job of handling the money and expenditures of Clemson falls to the capable hands of Mr. A. J. Brown and Mr. J. C. Littlejohn, respectively. In addition to their regular duties, the problems of the new expansion program have added to their burden. The many details involved in keeping track of the salaries, tuition, and expenses incurred in running a large institution make for an endless and thankless job, but nevertheless a necessary one. The equally unpublicized job of keeping Clemson in good repair and handling the finances of all student activities keeps the Business Manager ' s office constantly at work to keep Clemson among the best of American Colleges. THE TREASURER ... MR. A. J. BROWN It ' s no easy matter to keep 3,000 hungry people satis fied. Just ask Mr. Lindsey, the mess officer. Mrs. Jean Fenneli handles all of the front office wo$ for the business manager. Mr. Henry Hill is supposed to be keeping the pre-fafcl full, but it looks more like he ' s listening to the ball gamJ Mr. Hamilton Hill, ably assisted by Miss Virginia Poole, keeps Taps and CD. A. on a sound financial footing. v