Emory University - Campus Yearbook (Atlanta, GA)

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Dean H. Prentice Miller, Dean ol' the Lower Division ol' the College ol' Arts and Sciences, is advisor and counselor-aL-large to the lreshmen and sophomore students. Dean Miller has been traveling lor the University a great part ol this year, applying his elliorts toward building lLmory's Alumni Association to even higher standards. l-Iis guidance in the early days ol' the students college career has in many instances paved the way lor a sueeesslul college course lor a student previ- ously bewildered by college lile. DR. l'V1LL.1,xM D. l'1l'R1s,xNc:K ' CflClI'l'71lfl7I of 2116 Biology I9C'I7fl7'flll6lIf liullnqe Falzull Dean udson C. VVard, jr., as Dean of the College olf Arts and Sciences, has made his warm per- sonality Ifelt in the lives of many olf us through his understanding of student problems and his knowledge ol' the solutions to such problems. Dean XfVard, an Emory alumnus himsellf, has served in this capacity for lour years and is limory's youngest Dean. DR. OSBORNE R OUAX LL Cflairnmn of the Cf16I77l6f7QlD6 no lmwzt

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