University of Miami - Ibis Yearbook (Coral Gables, FL)

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Southern shies: it hliie dome tufted with cottorz. Different from the pdllor of smoke- chohed cities. A campus of cold steel, concrete, of 'wdrm friendship. The cizrripits for tomorrow. HMPUS

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Even though our time in history provides a threat, we must not let our fears destroy one of the character- istics that gives us our strength - namely, the freedom of the American university to search for truth, to in- vestigate, to analyze and to follow the course of reason. These words, uttered by Dr. James McFate Godard, UM's executive vice president and dean of administra- tion, ring out with powerful clarity. They also express Dr. Godard's credo: to search for truth, to investigate, to analyze and to follow the course of reason. This is the doctrine which has shaped Dr. Godard's life. And it is because of his unending, unrelenting search for truth, his great ability as an administrator, his understanding, judgment and vision, that the 1958 I bil' is dedicated to him. IIIEHIIHN HH. JHMIS M. Huunuu Dr. Godard joined the UM staif in October, 1955. As dean of administration, he was assigned to trace and analyze the educational aspects of the University's pro- gress. A little more than a year later, he stepped into the post of executive vice president. A man with a three-dimensional personality-dig nity, dynamism and determination-Dr. Godard came to UM after having served five years as executive sec- retary of the Commission on Colleges and Universities of the Southern Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools which accredits such institutions in eleven southern states. Dr. Godard symbolizes the aspirations of the Uni- versity and, as a speaker on campus and off, carries word of those aspirations far and wide. ADMINISTRATOR, ADVISOR AND FRIEND, DR. GODARD MAY BE CALLED A LAYMAN WHO STRESSES THE RELATION OF RELIGION TO EVERYDAY LIFE

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