University of Georgia - Pandora Yearbook (Athens, GA)

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HUGH B. MASTERS Director, Continuing Education GARLAND E. OLIVER Supervisor of Audio-Visual Services, Continuing Education R. TRAVIS OSBORNE Director, University Guidance Center ELIZABETH POWELL Supervisor of Home Study, Continuing Education EDITH L. STALLINGS Dean of Women RALPH H. STEPHENS Director, University Press AGNES F. STOREY Assistant Registrar JOHN D. STOREY Director, Men ' s Housing - ' l MIRIAM THURMAN Assistant Chaplain EUGENE F. TRAGESSER Assistant Registrar J. COMER WHITEHEAD JOSEPH A. WILLIAMS Director, Bureau of Statistics Acting Dean of Students; Coordinator of Armed Serv- ices; Assistant to the President

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ERNEST A. LOWE Associate Director, Continuing Education THOMAS W. MAHLER Associate Director, Continuing Education ROBERT E. MARSDEN Photographer, Continuing Education Jennie Bell Myers Hall Memorial Hall JOHN H. ROBBINS University Physician WILLIAM TATE Dean of Men L. ANNE SEAWELL Director, Placement and Student Aid HARRY H. THOMPSON Assistant Treasurer

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GEORGE H. bOYD The dean of the Graduate School, Dr. Boyd, was appointed in 1926. A native Georgian, he holds A.B. and M.S. degrees from Emory and a Sc.D. from Johns Hopkins. He previously headed the Biology Department at Georgia Tech and lists malaria parasites and their physiology as his special interests. JOHN A. DOTSON Dean Dotson of the College of Education left his post as Director of Teachers of Education at Emory University and Agnes Scott College to come to Georgia as dean in 1950. He holds an A.B. from Georgetown College, a M.A. from the University of Kentucky, and a Ph.D. from George Peabody College and calls Kentucky home. JOHN E. DREWRY A native Georgian, Dean Drewry began in the School of Journalism as an instructor in 1922, advanced to a full professorship in 1930, became director in 1932, and has been dean since 1940. He holds an A.B.J, from Georgia and a M.A. from Columbia. Magazines, ethics, biogra- phi s and bi liocranhies are his special interests. JAMES E. GATES Another native Kentuckian is Dean Gates, heading the College of Business Administration. He came to Georgia in 1948 from the Container Corporation of America via the Uni- versity of Virginia. Pulp and paper economics and idea development are his special interests, and he holds a B.S. from the University of Kentucky and a Ph.D. from the Uni- versity of Virginia. DEANS J. ALTON HOSCH Dean Hosch joined the faculty of the Law School in 1928. In 1933, he resigned to practice law but returned in 193 5 as dean and professor of law. He acted as a legal advisor while a World War II army colonel. He is a native Georgian and holds a B.S.C. and a M.A. from Georgia and a LL.B. from Harvard. The laws of contracts and the conflict of laws and legal ethics are his special interests.