George Washington University - Cherry Tree Yearbook (Washington, DC)

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A D M I NISTRATORS OSWALD SYMISTER COLCLOUSH Dean of Faculties HENRY WILLIAM HERZOG Treasurer FRED EVERETT NESSELL Registrar HAROLD GRIFFITH SUTTON Director of Admissions MYRNA PAULINE SEDGWICK Administrative Secretary VIRGINIA RANDOLPH KIRKBRIDE Director of Activities for Women MARGARET DAVIS Director of Public Relations BURNICE HERMAN JARMAN CLAUD MAX FARRINGTON Director of the Summer Sessions Director of Activities for Men 13

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CLOYD HECK MARVIN PRESIDENT OF THE UNIVERSITY President Marvin has performed extraordinary services and given out- standing leadership as President of the George Washington University during the past quarter of a century. Appointed to the presidency in I 927, President Marvin with energy and foresight embarked on a program of expansion to bring to reality a University worthy of the Nation ' s Capi- tal, He has obtained during his tenure of office complete accreditation of the University and recognition of its Graduate Program by increasing Its academic standards and reorganizing its curriculum, faculty and admin- istration. This Fall Dr. Marvin was presented by Phi Delta Kappa, the national professional educational fraternity, with a hand illuminated Commemora- tive Citation for the credit he has brought to himself, to his profession, and to the University. 12

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MYRON LAW KOENIG Dean THE JUNIOR COLLEGE The Junior College, established in 1930, comprises the first two years of the four-year college program in liberal arts and sciences; two years of pre-professional courses; and two year terminal courses. Each of these curricula leads to a degree of Associate in Arts. The Junior College curricula continue the studies of a general cultural nature and lay a foundation for more specialized work to follow. The Junior College also provides the pre-professional work required for admission to the schools of Pharmacy, Education, and Government, and the first two years of the pre-professional work required by the schools of Medicine and Law. GEORGE MARTIN KOEHL Assistant Dean WILLIAM LEWIS TURNER Assistant Dean CARR BARTLESON LAVELL Assistant Dean 14