University of Georgia - Pandora Yearbook (Athens, GA)

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UNIVERSITY them by . . . She shook her head sorrowfully and looked up at him in desperation. Oh Bill, she said, I ' ll never be able to find my way around this campus. Don ' t be silly. In another month you ' ll know it as well as I do. Now that ' s the Academic Building over there — history and political science courses. and the offices of some of the administrative staflF. Next to it is the Chapel. Over on the other side of them is the bookstore, and on your right is the Physics Building, and right behind it is Meigs Hall, where psychology . . . Bill, she implored, go slower. I never can remember all these buildings! What subjects did you register for today? Maybe I can just show you those buildings . . . English 24, political science, and human biology. Well, you ' ll have political science in Academic, the building back there near the arch — and remem- ber, you can ' t walk under the arch. It ' s an old tradition. Now, English is down here in Park Hall. that building on the right, and human bug is over about a block in Baldwin Hall, and . . . Oh, Bill, it must be wonderful to be a sopho- more and know everything! He smiled, quite pleased, and put his pipe in his mouth in the most collegiate manner.

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Ilr. O. C. Adcrhold Ti) tlidiisaruls of alumni, as well as to present- (la slirilciils. ihi- name of Dr. 0. C. Aderhold is iii aiial)ly llioii{;lit of in connection with the Uni- versity of Georgia. During the twenty years of his association with the University, Dr. Aderhold has hecome a figure well-known to all who have attended Georgia. Dr. Aderhold began his teaching career here as a student assistant in the division of rural education. Later, he taught rural and vocational education and. in June 1916. was named dean of the College Education. He became president in September, 1950. In addition to his educational duties. Dr. Ader- hold is an active member of the Baptist Church, Rotary Club, Alpha Zeta, Gridiron, Aghon Club, Phi Delta Kappa, and Kappa Delta Pi honor societies, the Georgia Education Association, the American Vocational Association, the Georgia Vo- cational Association, and the Adult Education Association. He serves on the Educational Policies Commis- sion of the National Education Association and on the Executive Committee of the Southern Regional Education Board. He is listed in Who ' s Who in America and Who ' s Who in American Education. In addition. Dr. Aderhold will be remembered by the people of this state as the founder of the Mini- mum Foundation Program for Education and for his work in persuading the General Assembly to enact the program. Dr. Aderhold ' s numerous and valuable contribu- tions cannot but insure for him the respect and gratitude of all who are a part of Georgia. The Aderhold family al dinner, Clyde, Mrs. Aderhold, Dr. Aderhold, and Bebe