University of Oregon - Oregana Yearbook (Eugene, OR)

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3EORGE HALL, Assistant Dean of Men D. L. LEWIS, Supt. Physical Plant Departments ALICE B. MACDUFF, Housing Secretary cilities for veterans and their wives. Through the Linplovment office 250 veterans have been placed in part-time campus jobs and many more in full-time emplovment. J. O. Lindstrom has found the duties of business manager increasingly more complex with the rising enrollment figures and temporary housing under Uni- versity management. These service departments will continue to work unceasingly as long as there are any problems ol student welfare to be solved. R. C. HALL, Supt. Press C. L. CONSTANCE, Assistant Registrar RED N. MILLER, Director, Health Service GEORGE S. TURNBULL, Acting Director News Bureau r

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GEORGE N. BELKNAP, University Editor GENEVIEVE G. TURNIPSEED, Director of Dormitories JEANNETTE C. HAHNER Graduate Employment Service XV ORKING all-out to speed the veteran ' s return to college are the faculty members who head the Uni ersity service departments. C. L. Constance, assistant registrar, is the Univer- sity ' s expert on enrollment figures, which rose winter term to within 27c of an all-time peak. In the Dean of Men ' s office George L. Hall was appointed as vet- erans ' administrator to handle special veteran problems. Mrs. Alice B. Macduff, housing secretary, works one hours findinij housin in already overtaxed fa-

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ASSISTANT DEAN PERCY P. ADAMS DEAN ELLIS F. LAWRENCE W. S. HAYDEN, Associate Professor ot Arch- itecture; VICTORIA AVAKIAN, Associate Professor of Applied Design; ANDREW M. VINCENT, Professor of Drawing and Paint- ing; WALLACE S. BALDINGER, Associate Professor of Art. LIVING up to the expectations of the school of Architecture and Alhed Arts ' faculty, the first three terms of the post-war period have shown a sharp increase in the enrollment in all fields. Archi- tecture has showTi the greatest increase with many old students returning from the service and the usual new students. The total enrollment of the school is the largest in its history. Dean Ellis F. Lawrence founded the school in 1914. He is well known for his encouragement of student originality and also has achieved success as an architect and city planner in his own right. His philosophy in the direction of the school is that the student be helped to educate himself and be free to make his own decisions. Thus there are no honorary societies, and no grades are given for creative work. Retiring from the school at the end of the year was Professor Percy Adams, who was assistant dean and who had been on the campus siice 1901. Fred- erick Hannford, formerly of the University of Florida, joined the school spring term and will fill the position vacated by Mr. y dams ne.xt fall term. Mr. I iarlow Hudson, who was on leave for the duration of the war to work for the government, returned this year.