University of Florida - Tower / Seminole Yearbook (Gainesville, FL)

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l HARLEY W, CHANDLER J. W. NORMAN Dean ot the University Dean ot the Summer School Our Deans. Heaven Bless 'em and Heaven can . . . look atter 'em Like so many actors on a col legiote stage, some are loved, some vvould like to be loved, and some have auit kidding themselves and just do their daily dirty vvork. However, regardless ot vvhat the student body, individually or collectively, thinks ot them, tor the most part they assist in the operation ot the University in an etticient, ettective, Gnd productive tashion. National recognition ot more than a tevv sorts, has come to many ot them. Several are outstanding in and out ol their curricular tields throughout the state arid are acclaimed as leaders. A Some are big tish in small ponds, a tevv are big tish in big ponds. All have degrees tacked atter their names like so many New Deal Agencies, Chosen as college heads tor superior work in their tields, these men sutter no student derision in regard to their pro tessional ability, just a little as to their respective persons. Generally acclaimed by their students, these are the men the Alumni come back to see. As a group, l3VOQressive, up-to-date, and open-minded to change, Eloridafs Deans have helped to make Florida the Cradle ot liberal education and higher education she is today. D. R. BILLY MATTHEWS WALTER IE. HILL FRANK S. WRlGH'l- Diractgi-, Flofidg Unig,-1 Librarian Director ot Publicity

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KLEIN H, GRAHAM R, C IEEATY J. ED, PRICE Business Mohogor Doom of Students, Assistoht' Doom of Students ' 'f f , 1 A P, A, EOOTE RUDOLRH WEAVER W Diroctor, School of Phormocy Director, School of Architecture tkltr E I 5 tt f t t to t ff E T 'cf' it f . X- -'IM A. X J.

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WALTER J, MATHERLY TOWNES R, l.ElGl-l Dean ot the College ot Business Administration Dean ot the College ot Arts and Sciences on the colleges .... The University ot Florida stands today an educational institution at considerable size, boasting a general college, upper division, six colleges, three schools, a graduate school, a general extension division, a college-wide R,O,T,C, training unit, and more than CO departments ot instruction ranging all the way from Aeronautical Engineering to Veterinary Science, A radio station, WRUF, vast acreage under cultivation by agricultural students, stock herds, e hydraulics laboratory, a clairy operated by students supplying ice cream, millc, and other dairy products to the campus cateteria and soda fountain, e new wood-processing lah, a four story library with 7 lloors ot books, tung-oil experimental station, a medium-sized forest all at this, and lots more, is utilized in the collegiate training ot Florida men. Florida otiers tive major classifications ot degrees: Associate ot Arts CA. Al awarded tor completion ot trash and sophomore vyorlc in the General College, Bachelor ot Arts tBt A.l, Bachelor ot Science CB, Sl, Master ot Arts CM A.l, and, tinally, Doctors' Degrees ll3h, Dl. Streamlined education tor tirst and second year men is the Gatorland Way. Successful and ettectiye is the General College, tirst leg of the educational journey at Florida. Learn ing man's place in the social, physical, literary, philosophical, psychological, mathematical, cultural, and biological worlds is the lot at Gator lrosh and sophs. Wide,-sweeping compre- H, S, NEWINS lol, D. WINGATE PERCY M, BEARD VV. L. SCl-lOCI-'l Director, School at Forestry Auditor Director at Athletics Director ot Maintenance