Duke University - Chanticleer Yearbook (Durham, NC)

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in a wide luld ul atiixity, IkjiIi in school and newspaper work. He was editor of the Twin City Serilim of Winston-Salem from 1904 until 1918 wluii he became a co-publisher. .Since 1930, when he returned to serve Duke campus, he has main- tained his previous interest in the educational progress of the State of North Carolina, being at degrees from both I ' rinity College and Harvard Graduate School. Also he attended se -eral Cerman Uni Trsities. CHARLES BLACKWELL MARKHAM A.B., A.M. Treasurer of the Univcrsitv -|yR.C:HARLE: -i--il ' treasurer ol W. H. Wannamaker R. CIHARLES B. MARKHAM was elected the Uni ersily in 1941 after ha int; serxed a number of years as assistant treasurer. Pre ious to that time, he had Ijcen a professor of mathematics. He recei ' ed botii his . .B. and . .M. from Trinity College. Mr. Markham lias for some time been a member of the Publications ' Coimcil; and, recently, his responsibilities have increased in connection with financial matters pertaining- to the . rmy and Navy programs at Duke. CHARLES EDWARD JORDAN, A B. Secretary of the L niversiiy lor a number of years before his election in 1941 as secretary of the University. He is a memljer of the Publications ' Coimcil, of the committee MR. CHART,ES E. JORDAN, a graduate of Trinitv College, vas assistant secretary tion. Mr. Dwire was elected a vice president ' - - of the University in 1941 . As director of Public Relations and Alumni Affairs, he has had super- vision of contacts with alumni of the University and others, and a Director of the Duke Uni- versity Press since 1933. He is also a member of the Board of Trustees. DR. VVILLL M HANE WANNAM.KKLR. A.B., A.M., Lin .1). Vice President and Dean of the University DR. WANNAMAKER, in addition to his regular duties as Vice President and Dean of the University, has had added responsibiliiics during the past two years in connection with arrangements pertaining to the Army and Navy programs on the campus. These have required conferences from tiine to time with . rmy and Navy officials. He is also a member of tiie Puljjications Council and cliairman of the Edi- torial Board of the South Atlantic Quarterl . Before coming to Duke in 1904 as Professor ol German, he received M.A. degrees Irom both Harvard University and Trinity College. Dr. Wannamaker has been Dean and Vice President in the Academic division of Duke University for the past seventeen years. He first came to Duke in 1900 as a graduate student and assistant in English. He received his A.B. degree from Wofford C:ollegc and received A.M. C:. B. Markham C. E.Jordan on religious activities. Besides his other diuies, he has had special res|jonsil)iiilies in conn -clion witii the administration of tin- Smdcnt Loan and Scholarshij) I ' unds. ALAN KREBS MANCHi;s ITR, A.B., A.M., PH.D. Dean of I ' ' re. hnuii. Trinity College DR. ALAN K. MANCHESTER, Dean of I ' rcsiimcn, received his A.B. degree from Vanderbilt, his M.A. from Columbia, and his 10

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