University of Alabama - Corolla Yearbook (Tuscaloosa, AL)

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qw ff X.. .. M41 - 3 3,5 . M d Mfg, im 4 12 T' T H321 fgys, fi ,lf gm ,gh I if i1lf f'A:gvf' y 'S W 'Iv Q i 'fav , i DIRECTOR OF LIBRARIES Dr. Sfanley l-loole has been The Direcfor of The Libraries since I944. Since ThaT Time The volume of The Libraries has been increased To a ToTal of 375,000 books, 6,000 phonogroph records, 2,000 microfilm books, and 25,000 maps. DIRECTOR OF THE UNIVERSITY PRESS Dr. James B. Mclvlillan has served as DirecTor of The Universify Press since iTs founding in I945, I-le also is a member of The advisory boards for several naTional language sTudy publicafions. AUDITORS Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Boylan serve as audiTors for Capsfone Greeks, publicaTions, and orgar1izaTions. Their office handles accounTs Tofaling more Than a million dollars each year. They also advise Uni- versify organizaTions on financial programs. UNIVERSITY NEWS BUREAU DirecTed by Mr. E. B. Beisner, The UniversiTy News Bureau acTs as publiciTy agenT for The Uni- versify. The Bureau furnishes Alabama publica- Tions vviTh inforrnaTion concerning The STaTe and news of The Capsfone. dai A X ' .ff w.'.,uffvwM,1.mw::mMmWmNw.i:4wu.-Lex V. .M , A L --'if s .. .- Ls-S iw vc L, Q 25 Q. 9 ' 1 ' X ff A

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I I I is COMPTROLLER The Comptroller directs the tinancial proced- ures ot the University. In that position lvlr. William E. Pickens, Jr., has soundly guided the budgeting and accounting practices for many years. DIRECTOR OF NORTHINGTON The I50-acre Northington Campus is under the direction ot Col. L. P. I-Iodnette. This addition to the campus vvas obtained trom the Government at the end ot World War Il to provide tor the large postwar enrollment. LAND COMMISSIONER As Land Commissioner, Mr. C. I-I. Penick ad- ministrates more than 26,000 acres ot University lands. I-Ie also serves as the University Attorney and Secretary ot the Board ot Trustees. ALUMNI DIRECTOR Relations between the University and its alumni are handled by Mr. Charles Bernier. I-Ie is Director ot Alumni Attairs and Editor ot the ALUMNI NEWS. Mr. Bernier initiated Homecoming at the University in I920. VW ffm?

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Dr. Alben' B. Moore hos served os Deon of The GroiduoTe School since iTs founding in l925, ond os heod of The HisTory DepoirTmenT since T923 I-le re- cenTly resigned os heod of The Hisfory DepoirTmenT in order To give more Time To The ever-growing demonds of The Groduoife School. Dr. Moore is oi noTive Alo- bomion ond o noTed oiufhor in The fields of Alabama ond Soufhern hisfory. The Groiduofe School hos grown ropidly in receni' yeoirs ond The scope of groduofe sTudy hos been greofly expanded. During The posT yeor more Thon 2,000 groduoTe sTudenTs were enrolled ond The Mos- Ter's degree was conferred on 373 condidofes. The DocToroTe degree is now being offered in biochem- isTry, biology, chemisfry, commerce, educofion, his- Tory, and polificol science. A cooperoTive program of groduofe sTudy vviTh The RedsTone Arsenal of I-lunfsville hos been orronged. This program, one of The firsT of iTs kind in The Soufh, will enrich The Uni- versiTy's groduaTe work in science ond engineering, ond enoble iT To make oinoTher vciluoble confribufion To The NoTionol Defense Program. Amelia Gayle Gorgas Library DEAN A. B. MOORE GR DLI TE SC GGL omplex apparatus is used in graduate work Graduates benefit by seminar sfudy