University of Georgia - Pandora Yearbook (Athens, GA)

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Franklin College of ARTS AND SCIENCES S. WALTER MARTIN Coming to the University as a history professor in 1935, Dr. Walter Martin was appointed Dean of the School of Arts and Sciences in 1949. Dr. Martin holds degrees in several fields of study. He received his B.A. in English and French from Furman; his M.A. in history from Georgia; and his Ph.D. from the University of North Carolina in history end political sciences. The Franklin College of Arts and Sciences, established in 1801, is the oldest unit within the University of Georgia. Th e traditional liberal arts degrees, the A.B. and B.S., in addition to the B.S. in Chemistry and the Bachelor of Fine Arts degrees, are offered. The purpose of a liberal arts education is to develop intelligence, ideals, and the physical body of the whole man. Several of the twenty departments of the College of Arts and Sciences have excellent national reputations as a result of quality performance within a restricted area. DR. WALTER MARTIN » , BIOLOGICAL SCIENCE First Rcw: F. W. Bennett, E. G. Beck, Emeliza Swain, J. J, West- tall, J. W. Foster, W. H. Enneis, Jr., J. J. Paul, Florene Young, W. T. Jamec, G. L. Plummer, R. B. Mc- Ghes. Second Row: E. E. Byrd, 0. W. Hinton, W. H. Duncan, G. H. Boyd, J. A. Hammes, R. G. Eagon, Hudson Jost, J. J. Powers, T. F. Gilbert, C. C. Wilson. Third row: E. F. Thompson, D. C. Scott, W. J. Payne, R. T. Osborne, W. P. Van Esetine, H. 0. Lund, B. S. Martof, H. A. Kent, E. P. Odum, C. E. Connell, Jr. PHYSICAL SCIENCE First Row: H. S. Stanley, G. H. Henry, W. C. Sears, E. H. DIxson, Donald Poole, Ray Northam, G. E. Philbrook, John Kunstmonn, G. T. Gifford. Second Row. John Harmon Henkel, A. C. Cohen, T. H. White- head, W. H. Waggoner, E. L. Heric, C. J. Brockman, W. H. Dargon, Walter Shuckmann. Third Row: John W. Jewett, T. R. Brahana, P. R. Hill, G. B. Huff, A. W. Scott, Chairman; H. T. Coggin, M. C. Prunty, R. S. Edwards, C. N, Wilder, C. D. Cooper.

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MINISTRATION JOHN STOREY Director of Men ' s Housing EDITH STALLING5 Dean of Women WILLIAM TATE Dean of Men JOSEPH A. WILLIAMS Dean of Students 17

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« FINE ARTS First Row: Wiley Sanderson, Harold Wescott, Erwin Breifhaupt, Elizo- beth Cobb, Nina Gcverts, Earl Beach, John Anderson, Louise Har- well, W. C. Owen. Second Row: Richard Carpenter, Earl McCut- chen, Lamar Dodd, Eulalo Amos, Vincent Dieball, Thad Suits, John Guy Hondley, Hugh Hodgson Third Row: Ray Leonard, Leonard De- longo, Arthur J. Fear, Rudolph Kra- tina, Alexander Main. E JCE LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE First Row: Arlie Herron, William I Thurman, Marion Michael, Vance i Mizelle, Charles Bell. Second Row; Charles Wall, Robert West, Edwin M. Everett, Chairman Marie Du- mas, Andree Hepner, Eleanor Mc- Gregor, John Tison, Wagner Alex- onder, Donald Barnett, Kenneth Hammond. Third Row: Edd Park, John Downs, Annie Womack, Frances Wollis, Grace Bcswell, J. 0. Eidson. Fourth Row: Raymond Biswanger, William Davidson, Howord Jordan, Ezell Terry, Calvin Brown. Fifth Row: CnrI Shedd, Wil- liam Paulk, Myron Ccker, Klaus- Tudolf Stollwerck, Clark OIney. Sixth Row: John Williams, Charles Beaumont, Jules Alciatore, Robert Jones, John Talmadge. Seventh Row: Robert Longshore, David Jones, Boyd McWhorter, George Marshall, Grady Hutcherson. SOCIAL SCIENCE First Row: Merle Prunty, Thomas I Askew, Morton Coulter, Choirman; Ruth Jenkins, Olive Shodgett, Imo- gene Dean, Paul Pfuetze, Ray Northom. Second Row; Walter Martin, Clarke Crain, Merritt Pound, Clyde Hughes, Robert Mc- Pherson, C. J. Smith, Richard Mur- dock, Robert Ayers, John Kunst- monn, Horace Montgomery. Third Row: David deLanbenfels, George Porthemous, M. W. H, Collins, I Richard Trimble, Rubin Gotesky, Kenneth Coleman, James Barnes, T. T. Hamilton, Albert Saye. tl,Wito