Clemson University - Taps Yearbook (Clemson, SC)

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c • - As treasurer of Clemson College, A. J. BROWN is an important member ol the president ' s staff. All money in the lorm of tuition, activities fees and the like, must pass through his office. HIS ADMINISTRATORS 4 5 5 ii n i? 7 18 19 ic i 2 5 l6 1 J. C. LITTLEJOHN is a top man on the presidznt ' s administrative staff. His responsibilities include the taking care of some 31,000 acres of land owned by Clemson. A ' amiliar member of the president ' s staff is GUS M ETZ, the registrar, who is responsible for the curriculum, registration, and the keep- ing of student and other college records. Assistant Business Manager, G. H. HILL, is the financial advisor to all student publications. The Manager of the Housing Project isHENRY HILL, another important member of the administration. 21

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THE PRESIDENT ] ' -4J + GOVERNOR BYRNES confers with DR. POOLE during his three-day stay at Clemson this Spring. Top administrator, DR. R. F. POOLE, president ol Clemson College, is a familiar sight to students on the campus. Here, Secretary of Agriculture BRANNIN talks with DR. POOLE during farmers ' week. SENATOR MAYBANK is also try- ing to get a word in.

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AND OFFICIALS K. N. VICKERY, Director ol Admissions, handles all of the veterans requisitions among his other duties. WALTER COX, just this year made As- sistant to the President, handles alumni affairs. Here he is talking with UNCLE JAKE WOODWARD, retiring Alumni Secretary. DOCTOR LEE MILFORD, College Phy- sician, is responsible lor all the aches and pains ol the student body. Besides his job as Editor ol the Alumni News and story-maker for the college, JOHN CALIFF also acts as advisor to TAPS.