University of Oklahoma - Sooner Yearbook (Norman, OK)

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X lt 6 O THE Administrative Council falls the task of co- ordinating the university policies and rules. This executive board is composed oi the Presi- dent of the University, the Deans of Men and Women, the deans of the university's schools and colleges, the regis- trar, and the Presidents assistant. The Council serves as the university Supreme Court on questions ot student discipline, eligibility and admis- sion. The student body through its two governmental agencies, the Men's Council and the Women's Self-Government Association may petition the Council at any time tor the redress ot grievances. 1 X

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T THE apex of the administrative triangle of the University of Oklahoma is its '. y president, Dr. William Bennett Bizzell. M- ilf ,y' His paradoxical combination of lofty idealism and intense practicality has been ' fo V' . 2 1 Vo F25 ' F' lr. 01,7 I . A I It - :: :11:3'.2:i ' ' ':'.gw.'. z,:,':4g.1u gf: JI C at 1' :- the pillar of flame by which the university has been guided for thirteen years . ever upward, with never a step of dreds of adversities, President Bizzell has its present, proud status as top-rank among Q Since Iuly l, 1925, when he first took has obtained a new, beautiful Library and gffifi. 1-. -.-2 ics.-' -'-rf '- - , liggffjiggiii :J f, I, V, .-7,1-I-Tfjii , 2. fig? -.,. ..,,. :gf I J-'E ..,.,-. . if .Q 1, X..-. .,. liz' Z5 .P- i v , 1 1, pl , i ., 1 5 in Sk' -1-'f'SJJm ?' j 'mehr :ffiffw :-f- -it '.:,:i5g,.1.f5g,. . 595-'iff' 'T . f . , , pitffif 'far' f 'gun J 1 gr I nf -, ,,' -' I 'nu r' 1 L. . 1 'f..1' , .7 1 fi.. X ff. . f retrogression. Hampered by hun- led the University of Oklahoma into the country's state universities. office as chief executive here, O. U. larger buildings for many of its schools. The School of Petroleum Engineering has become the finest of its kind in the world. We have seen the development of a first-rate Graduate School, the creation of research funds for fellowships, and the accre- For all these achievements he is not re- mote . . not a proxy president. l-le seeks constantly to be a part of his student body. ln his own words, I cherish the privilege of hold- ing membership in a community where life is on a high level and where the spirit of youth predomi- I' natesf' -IP. iii Hn '- . -' 'E -:I . Q, - ' 51-4- . v. U. Q. .1 . 4 '-'f'f'f 9 ' 221' , .-. .' :zu gm-12? .3 ,' ' 'vu .I :I EQ is I F 1 -Q ff ' ' 01 Q - my ik ' Q 6 ga X A , 7 .. .Aj cava? fa i::r:a1a--::r.,5fe:f- ..w.s'. -i541:::::-Gif?-. P' ::-::F'i'i1'?fEZ::4:4- X! C 14262624429 :4.-:--,-1-::-:1-71 ..-'- .sv-.'.v!' P --4-:.-:.1-1,-::.-sr.. L-se., X 1 .. un... - . .-,. ,.,, .... nu... 533: :':-Zi-'-are--G-.-'-f-' v W' 'AVA '-I-35552-532-:an 5, '11-ga-.'. ...-.-A' vow-f :Paar '!::E..5. 4.35 if: -,.,-g-:::.--,.:5.- '-: -.- .- .-.-.-1. 1 kg r, ll gg g.,.g..5 ':i3::23-F5:-:,- i?E7f::::-:Ea ' '!-M ' +2225 5: 'FSP' l:Jc:3:.:-1-::-it-.1 4 1 1 :-.135-mrs:-5:-:f. :x ., . -' :. .mz,:.-' Q.: -:g:35,,-sei . .. th -5 :- . . It Q r 1 1. . X .. x r L I X Q '. 7' l A 1 l E . I . tion of a capable faculty, numbering several nationally famous members. 58 N N '63 .V -z-tam.. ,szznr-1:5 'K ' ' .g:q. 1-xmas: ::4::,t:t 2 - 1.423559 :ag.5,3, 4135112 I il-54,534 175-.-Q, ::!:a--:-A V 1. '-. get--'-1 -2:5113 . -f wx. liiif. x 4

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41 HARGED with edu- cating students of f the University of Okla- homa in the art of living are Miss Margaret Steph- enson, Counselor of Women, and Mr. Iames F. Findlay, Dean of Men. This is Miss Stephenson's 5? gi 9 f, first year at the university, while Dean Find- , lqy hgg held this position Since 1929, These offices are responsible for the housing of students, correct social con- 'S' duct at university affairs, and the supervi- If sion of fraternity and sorority rushing r rg. L 1' .0 and pledging. The interpretation of university regulations as they affect students in another of their duties. Both Dean Findlay and Miss Stephenson concentrate their efforts on freshmen in the hope of aiding them in scholarly and social pursuits. Their files, constantly in the process of revision, contain a per- sonal record of every first-year man and woman including a summary of scholastic achievements, out- side interests and extra-curricular activities, personal ratings, and vocational and personal information. Reference to and utilization of these files enable them to administer sound and practical advice. Wise is the student Who, having encountered a difficult problem, comes to the Dean of Men or theWomen's Counselor for aid in its solution. Left to right: Carson, Reaves, Gittinger, Iohnson, Monnet, Salter, Wardell, Bizzell, Kraettli, Stephenson, Collins, Dodge, Findlay, Adams, Wadsack. --::sii:1is:':51'Ef- :-..,,w N W:ii1ih'--tx2.f--inf-,-:1..4z. Ftiisf--'12-1' 1.-V. 'N ,vt-. 45-k 'm'. '