University of North Carolina Greensboro - Pine Needles Yearbook (Greensboro, NC)

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ivfr. lA iliiani D. i annickael, £ r. Balancing the budget of as great an institution as the Greater University of North Carolina is quite a task, but Mr. Billy Carmichael does a splendid job of it. We are always glad to see him and to have him visit our campus. His charming personality and vibrant enthusiasm make him always welcome. {chancellor Walter U. Jacks With his warm and personal maimer, his devotion to our happiness and welfare, and his optimistic spirit. Dr. Jackson is the core of our college. Our best friend and most able leader, he is always ready to listen to our ideas and lend a guiding hand in all our endeavors. His presence at student gatherings and college functions adds to any function. His enthusiastic support is a constant stimulus to our ideal — and his — that The Woman ' s College shall remain second to none. JJ J atkerine Jauior For three years we knew Miss Taylor as the active and enthusiastic counselor of Weil Hall, and as a most capable professor of French. When she assumed the posi- tion of Acting Dean of Women, she was already firmly established as a friend and leader of students. As our Dean, her consideration and interest, and her insight into campus affairs, have made her a recognized and integral part of our college. ' ineteen Arundred and J ortu-C iqhi MR. WILLIAM D. CARMICHAEL. JR. CHANCELLOR WALTER C. JACKSON MISS KATHERINE TAH.OR

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Co jovernor ret L nerr 7 . . . long a leader in public affairs, ha- always worked toward progress in education. His desire and ours is to see our college foremost among women ' s colleges in the nation. n d m i niSTRRTion Dr. Frank Porter Graham. President The Greater University of North Carolina J )r. J rank j orter KJrakam Oman ' s College students have a special place in their hearts for Dr. Frank, as he is Loving- ly called bj those who know him best. He has become our loyal and steadfast friend, by his friendly manner, hi- warm sincerity, and his abounding interest in the progress of our college. We await his visits to our campus in eager anticipation. His speeches give us inspiration and renewed hope. As one of the South ' s leading educators, Dr. Frank ' has done much for our greater university, for his state, and for the South.

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MR. C. T. PHILLIPS Director of Public Relations MR. JOHN C. LOGRHART Assistant Controller MISS MARY TAYLOR MOORE Registrar DR. RUTH COLLINGS Physician MR. GEORGE M. JOYGE Auditor MR. CHARLES M. ADAMS Librarian Administration To those whose primary aim has been to serve, we extend our deepest appreciation for their constant interest in the welfare of Woman ' s College.