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Trustees. First Row: Billy Hyn O.M. Dangeau, Rev. Herbert Higdon ndRev.Ho ithley, Mrs vord Kolb. Brodford Dun Second Row: Bob Sellers, Harold Brundige, Judge Ralph Lawler, Dr. Lewis Ferrell, J.A. Hadley Sr. and Glenn Rainey. Third Row: Dr. Joseph Miller, Joe Walker Jr., Dr. E.E. Deusner, Powers Smith, Dr. Gerald Martin and Rev. Henry G. West. Trustees, first Row: John Cameron, Dr. Slater Murphy, Dr. Jerry Glisson, Charles Forsythe, Rev. Paul Clark, Ke . Jerry Smith. Second Row: Dr. Ramsey Pollard, Dr. W.A. Boston, Dr. W.B. Cockroft, David Nunn, Ri Third Row: Dr. David Byrd, Robert Jelks, Dr. David Stewart, Dr. Fred Wood, Dale Glo rvin Hays and J.B. Avery Jr and HobortTownsend.
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Dr. Robert E. Craig President The relationship between the President ' s office and the students of Union University is one of mutual dependence and cooperation. Sometimes, however, there is an undesired, but necessary, separateness. The President is only one person, and he cannot be in every office, classroom, or activity in which students are engaged. His re- sponsibilities often demand that he be off-cam- pus. The Prexy work is directly affected by the quality of student life and activities on the campus. In turn the President strives to assist the students by securing the best personnel possible, by pro- viding a sound fiscal program, by winning new friends for the university, and by maintaining a stable and progressive management of the total college.
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Don Ellis Dean of Stude Let ' s talk to each other at least; communication is the first step toward understanding. G. Wayne Brown Vice President and Academic Dean. Academic administration exists for nothing if not as a symbol of the comprehensibility of the uni- verse. Its duty is to insure an academic ecological balance for students and faculty. It must insure that academe remains the home for faculty who believe the quest for truth to be of paramount im- portance, and it must likewise insure a proper en- vironment for students to experience self-examina- tion in peace.
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