University of Maryland College Park - Terrapin / Reveille Yearbook (College Park, MD)

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f oa id ojj- (lecfeHii Judge W. P. Cole, Jr. The members of the Board of Regents, the governing body of the University of Maryland, were glad to welcome two new men into their midst, Senator Millard E. Tydings and Charles P. McCormick of Baltimore. These men are appointed by the governor of the state for a term of nine years each. Other members this year were William P. Cole, chairman; Glen L. Martin, Stanford Z. Rothschild, Mrs. John L. Whitehurst, Philip C. Turner, E. Paul Knotts, Thomas R. Brooks, and Harry H. Nuttle. Brooks Nuttle Patterson Martin McCormick EaiLiP Rothschild Tydings Whitehurst Knotts The principal duty of the Administrative officers is to coordinate the various branches of the University and keep it running smoothly. Miss Alma Preinkert, registrar, received her degree of M.A. from George Washington Uni- versity; Mr. Carl Hintz, librar ian, M.A., Michigan; Mr. T. A. Hutton, purchasing agent, B.A., Nebraska; Mr. Charles L. Benton, comptroller, M.S. and C.P.A. from Maryland; and Dr. Edgar Long, director of admissions, Ph.D. from Johns Hopkins. Preinkert Long Hintz HuttOQ

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Ih. JioAAi GUjjton ] if ld, PRESIDENT The many contributions that Dr. Harry Clifton Byrd has made to the development of the University of Maryland in his ten years of service as President would be difficult to enumerate. Under his capable and in- spiring leadership, the University withstood the many problems which arose during the past war and is looking forward to an even greater future in a peaceful world.

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ean 6f % (mien Adele H. Stamp Miss Adele H. Stamp, Dean of Women since 1911, has given countless coeds invaluable advice as well as able assistance. Acting as coordinator of all activities for women students on campus, she has played a significant part in making col- lege experiences most enjoyable and exceedingly profitable. eoH Of Men After three years of absence from the Uni- versity while serving in the United States Army, Geary Eppley has returned to campus as Dean of Men. This tall Swede is known for his interest in Maryland athletics and publications. The University is glad to welcome home. Geary C. Eppley The Student Life Committee, composed of faculty members, is an all-important factor of extra-curricular life on campus. This group is continually growing in importance as it strives to maintain a friendly relationship between the student body and the administration. STUDENT LIFE COMMITTEE first row: Cramer, Harmon, White, Preinkert. Stcond row: Dillard, Reid, Griswald, Eppley, Lejins, Phillips.