Georgia Institute of Technology - Blueprint Yearbook (Atlanta, GA)

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UICE PRESIDERT Georgia Tech is indeed fortunate in iiaving a man of the caliber of Cllierry Logan Emer- son as its Vice President. A concrete witness to his outstanding ability and pcrsonaUty is the rapid expansion whicli has taken place on the Tech campus during the past year. No member of the administration has a more difficult job, and no one could carry out the responsibilities of this office more ably than Cherry Emerson. Cherry Logan Emerson Vice President EKECUTIUE DEfln Phil Blasier Narmore, as Executive Dean, is responsible for enforcing the regulations of the school. He has performed this difficult task with the quietness and firmness charac- teristic of a true leader. His energetic and tireless work has figured prominently in the improvement and expansion of Georgia Tech. DEHn OF STUDERTS One of the most indispendable members ot the administration from the standpoint of students and faculty is George C. Griffin. Dean of Students. Thousands of students pass through his office for advice and assist- ance and his friendly, helpful attitude has won him the admiration of all those whc have come in contact with him. Phil Blasier Narmore Executive Dean Glokcl C. Gku-fin Dean of Students 19

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DR. [DRRIOn LUTHER BRITTRIR The part th.it Dr. Marion I.iuhcr Brittain has played in the expansion of the Georgia Institute of Technology cannot be overeinphasized. For more than two decades lie guided the efforts of Georgia Tech on its climb to prominence. Dr. Brittain will long be remembered for the part he has played in the growth of Georgia ' s educational system. 18

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Lloyd W. Chapin Dciin of the Fitc dty Ralph A. Hefner Dean of Gctiend Studies DEAR OF GERERRL STUDIES As Dean of General Studies, Dean Hefner has carried out his adminis- trative duties with an air of warm sincerity and exceptional capability. His fairness and friendliness have won for him the high regard of the student body. DEfln OF THE FflCULTV Jesse W. Mason Dean of F.iif iiieeriiig DEfln OF EDGinEERIHG In his position of Dean of the Faculty, Dean Chapin has shown re- markable ability in handling the academic affairs of the Institute. Students and faculty alike have come to admire the spirit of friendliness and rare executive ability which he possesses. The administration of the engi- neering division comes naturally to Dean Mason who formerly co- ordinated the affairs of the School of Chemical Engineering. In his two years as Dean of Engineering he has proved his real ability as an admin- istrator. OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT Blaki: Ragsdai.e Van Leer, Sc.D., Eng.D. Preiideiit Marion Luther Brittain, A.B., LLB. I ' n-sidcni limerims Elizabeth KoenIG . lixcmlivc Sccw ary to ihc President Jean D. HINSON Receptionist OFFICE OF THE VICE PRESIDENT Chi;rrv Logan EMliR.soN, B.S. in ME. .ukI E.E. Vice I ' resident Mrs. Frances S. KrellensTEIN Admiuislrative Assistant OFFICE OF THE EXECUTIVE DEAN Piill. Bl.ASlER Narmore, B.S., Ph.D P.xeculire Dean Nan Russell Lingle Administrative Assistant EVEJ.YN Tucker Secretary 20