University of Texas Austin - Cactus Yearbook (Austin, TX)

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C. P. BONNER Dean, College of Arts and Sciences When it comes to the rights and wrongs of organs, you ' d better consult the expert who was here caught while tuning up the Cethseman Lutheran Church ' s fine organ. And as our pho- tographer learned, maneuvering in the 24-inch space between pipes is no easy trick unless you ' re built right in the right places. WILLIS RAYMOND WOOLRICH Dean, College of Engineering Dean Woolrich and granddaughter, Jo, have a big chuckle over the Theory of Hydrodynamics. Careful there, Jo, don ' t let him talk you into that engineering field; it ' s full of men! WILLIAM R. SPRIEGEL Dean, College of Business Administration What pose could be more typical for the popular after-dinner speaker, Bill Spriegel? Between his administrative duties and teaching, Dean Spriegel still manages to write texts in his field of management and to make several public ad- dresses each month. H l HARWELL HAMILTON HARRIS Director, School of Architecture Hah! Another one of those you-take-the-picture- while-I-take-the-picture shots. But Mr. Harris is no novice those films will be used for instruc- tional purposes in his design classes. LAURENCE D. HASKEW Dean, College of Education Setting an admirable example. Dean Haskew finds time from his rugged administrative sched- ule to teach Sunday School regularly. Here we peek in on his Bible Class at the University Methodist Church. PAGE 18 JAMES R. D. EDDY Dean, Division of Extension Mr. Eddy won ' t try to kid you he doesn ' t really build barbecue pits, work in his woodshop, and replace radio condensers while in a white shirt and tie. But he was just about to start a trip to Dallas this day, so we excused him from changing into his more natural working garb.

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ttffc. wrtfl A Hn I iiimi i into. W nJ PAUL L. WHITE Director of the Student Health Center Dr. White trades the identifying white coat for a pair of GI ' s as he prepares to get that bed in shape. Now if everyone would feel as relaxed in front of the camera, what an easy job we ' d have. L. L. CLICK Associate Dean, College of Arts and Sciences Dr. Click reviews local Austin events while relaxing in his library. He is associate dean of the largest college in the University. CHARLES W. ROBERTS, JR. Director, University Veterans ' Advisory Service Coordinator of Religious Activities Charlie takes time out from his four-fold activi- ties to re-coordinate the clock which 21-month old Diane disjointed. Besides being general handyman and inspiration to his proud family, Charlie also finds time to serve as MICA ' s advisor. JOE D. FARRAR Director, Student Employment Bureau Dale and Tooter come to poppa with their problems . . . and solving them is no problem after helping to place UT ' s graduates in posi- tions the country over. nits rill- U.- ALEXANDER MOFFITT University Librarian And patient Mr. Moffitt gets a terrific chuckle out of, OK, Mr. Moffitt, how about telling us the first time you forgot your wife ' s anniver- sary. He was probably thinking of those 990,- 617 volumes he ' s in charge of. PAGE 17 HELEN M. FLINN Assistant Dean of Women Miss Flinn joined Dean Gebauer ' s staff this year to co-ordinate and aid the dormitory ad- visors. Here she relaxes for the moment at her beautiful Lake Austin lodge.

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) ' into ALBERT PERLEY BROGAN Dean, Graduate School In copping with a broken leg, Dean Brogan soon learned to just take life easy with a good book. Since he ' s now up and around the prescription must have paid off. HENRY M. BURLAGE Dean, College of Pharmacy Uh, oh! Dean Burlage will shoot us for picturing his prize Welsh corgi with her ears down. The Dean ' s show dogs provide an interesting hobby for him as well as being wonderful pets. E. WILLIAM DOTY Dean, College of Fine Arts Ruth, Bill, Martha, and wife Elinor gather round for a bit of good old-fashioned fun and harmony. And who wouldn ' t expect excellent singing from such a talented group! ROBERT R. DOUGLASS Director, Graduate School of Library Science Mr. Douglass is at the helm of one of the only schools of Library Science in the nation. Here the camera catches him in a not-so-busy moment at home. PAUL J. THOMPSON Director, School of Journalism Looks as though Mr. Thompson has just finished giving the new Journalism building a quick once- over. Just think, if those transformers had come in, we could have all moved in March. PAGE KEETON Dean, School of Law I rfl) ' t.ai W in) ' apt Well, when you ' ve got one of the greatest legal minds, it ' s probably OK to exercise with a power-mower. Anyway, the pose was good enough to get that genial Keeton grin. PACE 19