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

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IISTRATION...1950 WILLIAM D.CARMICHAEL, JR. No one was more enthusiastic about the first Greater University Doy than William D. Cormichael, Jr., acting president of the University of North Carolina. Since Frank P. Graham ' s appointment to the United States Senate, Mr. Cormichael has served in this capacity. At the some time, he has retained his original position as Controller of the University. His fervent belief in the Greater Uni- versity Council as an essential force in the growth toward a consolidated university is evidence of his faith in the freedom of thought and action on the three campuses. ACTING PRESIDENT WILLIAM D CARMlCHAEL, JR MISS KATHERINE TAYLOR MR C W PHILLIPS

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ADM GOVERNOR W. KERR SCOTT In 1948 Kerr Scott, formerly Com- missioner of Agriculture, was elected governor of the State of North Caro- lina. An alumnus of State College in Raleigh, Governor Scott is actively concerned with the entire University, and much of his energy in office is consumed with the advancement of public education. Since his inaugu- rotion in 1949, Governor Scott has shown signs of an aggressive liberol- ism. As an active, alert official, he is keenly aware of the needs of the University of North Carolina and is equally interested in its students. GOVERNOR W. KERR SCOTT OR. WALTER CLINTON JACKSON During the sixteen years he has acted os administrative director, Dr Jackson hos brought the Woman ' s College to a position of first ronk scholosticolly. Now we are watching a physical expansion that is the embodiment of his progressive thinking and well-wrought effort. It is his faith and confidence in the Womon ' s College and in us that mokes him second to none MISS KATHERINE TAYLOR This is Katherine Taylor ' s second year as Dean of the Woman ' s College. During Chapel report of the pre-school conference, we heard her ingenious talk on the honor policy; it was conclusive and inspiring. She has conveyed this some inspiration in promoting every phase of responsible freedom for women; her energy and perseverance ore o consistent force in the lite of the college. CHANCELLOR W.ALTER C JACKSON MR. CHARLES W. PHILLIPS Mr. Chorles W. Phillips, Director best advertisements as he travels o director of Girls ' State in the sumn high school girls who later return 1 of Public Relations, is one of Woman ' s College ' s round the state as ombassodor ot large. Mr. Charlie, ler, introduces to W. C. mony of the North Carolino

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MR GEORGE M. JOYCE DR. RUTH COLLINGS ADMINISTRATION This year, as every year since the opening of the college, our administration has guided us forward. But in this year particularly — the century ' s mid-point — we see and feel the valuable fruits of long years of work. Administrative foresight, planning, and practice have created o new Graduate School of Fine Arts which offers degrees in creotive writing, in art, in music, and in the dance. A fine Department of Philosophy has been re-established to fill an unfortunate war-created gap. Our building program, begun last year, is already shaping the lives of those thousands who, in years to come, will continue to grow with their college.