Stanford University - Quad Yearbook (Palo Alto, CA)

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DEANS Q IZi CO O O O CO J. Hugh Jackson, Dean of the Graduate School of Business. Producing the na- tion ' s future executives, experts, and captains of industry keeps the Farm ' s top-ranking Business School busy. Grayson N. Kefauver, Dean of the School of Education. From the modern, well-equipped rooms of the new Cub- berley Building come a high percentage of the most progressive ideas in educa- tion. Samuel Brooks Morris, Dean of the School of Engineering. Long one of the strongest pillars supporting Stanford ' s reputation, the school includes some of the world ' s great names in the field. Charles V. Taylor, Dean of the School of Biological Sciences. Perhaps the most outstanding of Stanford ' s departments, it can boast both brilliant scientific achievements and distinguished names. Ralph H. Lutz. Dean of Graduate Study. Chairman of the Board of Directors of the Hoover War Library, this distin- guished historian of the twentieth cen- tury is also responsible for graduate research. 22

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DIRECTOR OF STANFORD ' S sunny summer quarter is Elliott G. Mears. He is responsible for the 1000 undergraduates and education grads who take over the Farm for the lazy days. THE WORK OF ACADEMIC SECRETARY is the chief of Karl M. Cowdery ' s many duties in the running of the University. In addition he holds the post of Associate Registrar and administers scholarship and tuition loan funds. PLAYING AN ACTIVE, VITAL PART in student life, D. Elton Trueblood, University Chaplain, sponsored the Luncheon Club and the World Relief Benefit in addition to his regular duties this year. EQUALLY POPULAR WITH BOTH alumni and undergraduate groups, Alumni Secretary Robert A. Bones Hamilton aided the football coaching staff as well as conducting his own office. 21

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Thomas A. Storey, General Director of the School oi Hygiene and Physical Education. Guiding light of the B.A.C. and the Men ' s Health Service as well as his department. Dr. Storey retires this year. Marion R. Kirkwood, Dean of the School of La v, Small, but of high calibre is Stanford ' s Law School, nestled among 45,000 legal volumes on the Inner Quad. Here are both respected old faculty names and meteoric new ones. Robert E. Swain, Chairman of the School of Physical Sciences. Stanford ' s most spectacular scientific advances have been made in this school, which in- cludes the Chemistry, Geology, Mathe- matics, and Physics departments. Loren R. Chandler, Dean of the School of Medicine. The popular dean of one of the country ' s finest medical schools surveys his San Francisco realm, which this year includes the new Stem Lab- oratory. Hardin Craig, Chairman of the Council of the School of Letters. Custodian of the flame of cultural learning, the School of Letters includes the Classics. English, and Slavic, Romanic and Ger- manic languages. Bernard F. Haley, acting Chairman of the School of Social Sciences. Brilliant economic theorist and department head. Professor Haley acted in the absence of Professor Edwin A. Cottrell fall and winter quarters. 23