University of Houston - Houstonian Yearbook (Houston, TX)

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Colleges Junior College JUNIOR COLLEGE CONFERS DIPLOMAS One of the largest in the state, the I diversity of Houston Junior College confers degrees and diplomas after completion of required courses. The College was established in 1027 by the Board of Education as the Houston Junior College. In 1934, with the formation of the University of Houston, the Junior College was continued as part of the system. DEAN—Dr. Charles F. Hiller assumed the position of Junior College dean in 1055. He has served as hursar. registrar, dean of the School of Arts and Sciences and vice-president in charge of development and public relations. Graduate School 1)1!. CHARLES F. HILLER VARIOUS DEGREES ARE OFFERED BY UH GRADUATE SCHOOL Graduate work, first offerer! at the University in 1030. now includes masters degrees in most of the undergraduate curriculum. Doctorates are offerer! in education, psychology, chemistry, chemical engineering, economics and biology. Stressed are basic academic prc| aration upon admission and an increasing trend toward thesis and dissertation requirements. DEAN Dr. R. Balfour Daniels took his position in September, 1050. Dr. Daniels had been acting dean of the school and dean of the College of Arts and Sciences. Along with his duties as dean. Dr. Daniels is also a professor of English. DR. R. BALFOUR DANIELS 19

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TREASURER KEEPS TRACK OF EXPENDITURES Keeping track of all student government expenditures is the duty of Herb Underwood, treasurer of the student body. A senior industrial engineering major, Herb is responsible for drawing up a yearly budget and also submitting financial reports to the administration and the student body president. All student government funds arc disbursed through the treasurer, who must keep a close check on the validity of student government expenditures. jHKHB UNDERWOOD STUDENT GOVERNMENT cxecu- live staff committee chairmen, appointed by the student body president. include A! Vela. Olle Lorehn. Lowell Hill. John Van Hook and Maury Corp. 18

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Architecture ARCHITECTS LEARN ALL PHASES OF THEIR PROFESSION Education for the professional practice of architecture is the purpose of the College of Architecture. The College integrates all phases of architectural instruction into four channels: design, construction, aesthetics and graphics. Students are instructed by persons who arc active in the profession. DEAN—Richard W. Lil-liott entered University of Houston service in 1911. Under Dean I.illiott's guidance the College of Architecture was fully accredited by the National Architectural Accreditihg Board in May. 1961. RICHARD W. IJLL10TT, JR. LICHTS BURN late cacli night in the Architecture Building a students prepare project . 20