University of Alabama - Corolla Yearbook (Tuscaloosa, AL)

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DEAN HEPBURN COLONEL BUTLER

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DEAN WILLIAM M. HEPBURN . . . Through his vigorous personality and kind understanding of student prob- lems. Dean William M. Hepburn was able to utilize his fegat genius to develop e umique student-faculty relationship as he sought to instill in his students an element of the scholarly gentleman as well as that of the qualified legal technician. He passed along to them his sense of responsi- bility to Humanity to protect individual liberty within the necessary com- plexities of modern society, always discouroging the prostitutioei of legal knowledge in pursuit of private gain. COLONEL CARLiTON K. BUTLER . . , The football team iost some games, but the University of Aiabama Million Dollar Band has for many years been the outstanding performer in every holfttme show in which it has participated. This consistent success of the band has been possible largely through the unique personality and out- standing leadership ability of Colonel Carieton K. Butler, who has over- come all difficulties, often working late into the night to produce his original musical arrangements and performance designs. Through the years he hos commanded the unqualified respect of all members of the band as well as of the entire student body. rO THESE TWO GENTLEMEN . . . this !950 CorolSa is respectfully dedicated, as acknowledgement of their unselfish contributions to the University of Alabama and to the lives of the students with whom they have been associated.

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DR. JOHN MORIN GALLALEE Ike PRESIDENT Under the leadership of President John M. Gollalee, the University of Alabama has undertaken a program of expansion during the last year which has added five new build- ings to the University and restored the architectural beauty of the old Quadrangle, the oldest remaining part of the Capstone. Dr. Gallalee became the eighteenth president of the University on January 1, 1948. Before this, he was a member of the faculty of the College of Engineering from 1912 to 1945. For the two years prior to his appointment as President, Dr. Gallalee was Technical Director of the State Building Commission. Strengthening the faculty of the University and enlarging the Graduate School are Dr. Gallolee ' s aims as he enters his third year as the University ' s number one Administra- tive officer. Page 18