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

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DEHII DEHH UF FHEULTIES 1 K-A.tl1mwWW7? X , v U F T H E 1 EHGIIIEERIHG EULLEGE 'PQ' X Xx f H ' Y Q! l In his position of Dean of the General College, Dean Hefner has won the high regard of the student body for his fairness and friendliness. He has carried out his duties with sincerity and exceptional capability. i DEHII UF THE jx Dean Mason, Dean of the Engineering College, has proved his real ability as an administrator. His tireless Work is inspir- ing to all those who come in contact with him. EEIIERHL EULLEGE As the Dean of the Faculties, Dean Chapin has outstanding ability in handling the academic aifairs of our school. Both stu- dent and faculty have come to admire his friendliness and leadership. 27 ,iq . V , 7. 4 X I 'S f v r few Q a '-ffl xjflilyi ?1

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fi Q ae '46 HDHIIHISTRATIUII iultevneslnenr As Vice President, Cherry L. Emerson has been instrumental in the rapid growth of Georgia Tech in the past few years. This growth will stand asa concrete wit- ness to his outstanding ability and person- ality. He has held a difficult job and no one could carry on the responsibilities more effectively than Cherry Emerson. EHEEUTIUE DEHH 3 ysra The responsibility of enforcing the regu- lations of the school lays on the capable shoulders of Phil B. Narmore, the Execu- tive Dean. His characteristics of a leader were shown as he undertook the task with the quietness and firmness of a true lead- er. It is through the tireless work of such leaders as Phil Narrnore that Georgia Tech continually improves and expands. 26 ,PX ' 5446? WQQI Pr'

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l IJEHII UF STUDENTS if ,. I- V pi - -la-A 5 Rik til I namkx George C. Griffin, as Dean of Students, has become one of the most indispensable members of the administration in the eyes of the students. His friendly, helpful attitude has been a guiding light to the many who have gone to him for advice and assistance. I-ISSUEIHTE IJEHIIS l As director of veterans affairs and em- ployment, Associate Dean of Students Fred W. Ajax will always be remembered for the untiring manner with which he carried out his task. His wit will long be remembered by the many students he guided into industry. 411'i'F7li3W',1,f. :Ht rv tx, Q i I L, Y 3? I Associate Dean of Students john J. Pershing has obtained the respect and admiration of the student body. It is through his efforts that such functions as fraternities, publications, draft defer- ments, and freshman orientation are car- ried on so smoothly at Tech. 28 HIJIIIIIIISTRATIUII I 4 N S Sn KEY! if .-11 :ig