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

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wing md T ' ODON CHARLES LESHIKAR Bursar Mr. Leshikar has been Bursar since February of last year. Before that time he was an accountant in the Auditor ' s office. Succeeding Mr. Lindahl he took over the big job of collecting fees, etc., for the University. C. LEWIS LINDAHL Assistant University Auditor Mr. Lindahl has been with the University since 1929. He became assistant auditor this year after serving the University as Bursar since 1948. Long acquainted with the University ' s financial matters, he has moved to his present position from assistant bookkeeper, cashier and supervisor. O. HOYT WILLIAMS Director Student Employment Bureau Mr. Williams has been with the University since 1947, when he began work with the testing and guidance bureau. He has also served as a consultant for the Hogg Foundation. Until this year he was a graduate student as well as Director of Student Employment Bureau. In his spare time he enjoys his two hobbies, hunting and gardening. CHARLES T. CLARK Director Classified Personnel Office An outstanding student during his undergraduate days, Mr. Clark was APO president and a member of Friars. Last year he was Director of Non- academic Personnel and before that Director of the Employment Bureau. Mr. Clark began his work at the University in the Dean of Men ' s office. FRANKLIN LANIER COX Assistant to the President One of the busiest men on the University campus, Mr. Cox has been assistant to the Presi- dent since February of this year. He entered the University as a freshman in 1930 and with the exception of two years in the Navy he has been here ever since. He has a BBA degree as well as a University law degree, and now serves as Secretary of the General Faculty along with all his other jobs. Page 17

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PI DOROTHY LOUISE GEBAUER Dean of Women A gracious lady from Kentucky, Dean Gebauer is well loved by her ' girls ' for her tact and under- standing in all situations. Always available to students with problems, her smile and charming manner is a balm to worried mis-doers. A graduate of both Columbia and Oxford Universi- ties, she proves that she has an exceptional in- telligence as well as a wonderful heart. JACK HOLLAND Dean of Men Dean Jack is a staunch believer in extra-curricular activities for developing qualities of leadership in students. Dean of Men since 1948 and a UT graduate, he spends much of his time sponsoring Varsity Carnival, the Interfraternity Council, and the men ' s social fraternities and service organiza- tions. MARGARET PECK Assistant Dean of Women Before taking the even bigger job of Assistant Dean of Women in 1943, Miss Peck was the Social Director of Women ' s dormitories. She has also been the sponsor of Panhellenic Council from the Student Life Staff since 1944. Busy with her many jobs, she always has time for a chat with students. HELEN M. FLINN Assistant Dean of Women Sponsoring the Transfer Committee, Miss Flinn seeks to give the transfer student a more secure place on campus. Always interested in the dif- ferent phases of the student ' s college life, she is chairman of the calendar committee and is al- ways on hand to advise organizations on social activities. BARBARA GLIDDEN Assistant to the Dean of Women This is Mrs. Glidden ' s first year in the Dean of Women ' s office, but she is already well known to a large number of UT students. Her desk in the center of the Dean of Women ' s office is al- ways crowned by her friendly smile and willing- ness to help all students who come to her. Page 16 kf. :U :::- V Hil

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HARWELL HAMILTON HARRIS Director School of Architecture Mr. Harris has been with me University only three years, but his work before he became director of the School of Architecture has been published in Swiss, Argentine, German, Swedish, and Japa- nese periodicals. His long list of accomplishments includes an illustrated article in Life of one of the houses he designed, and recognition by the Encyclopedia Britannica in 1939. ROBERT RAYMOND DOUGLASS Director Graduate School of Library Science Direcior of the University ' s Library School since its founding in 1948, Mr. Douglass has in five years made the school one of the best in this part of the country. Not a bookworm by any means, he has a wide variety of outside interests. Previous to becoming director of the school at U. T., he was both teacher and librarian in Texas, Georgia, and Kansas. L. L CLICK Associate Dean College of Arts and Sciences Dean Click is one of the most popular deans on the campus. Beloved by all the many students he counsels in Arts and Sciences, he is also a favorite prof. His wide background of literature was achieved by love for his hobby, reading. His twin granddaughters gain a large part of his time away from the campus. PAUL J. THOMPSON Director School of Journalism Known to all the aspiring journalism students as the best of Texas journalists, Mr. Thompson is a real friend and counselor to his students. His pride in the new Journalism Building is equaled only by his desire to prepare journalism majors for the jabs they assume after graduation. W. PAGE KEETON Dean, School of Law Dean Keeton is well known among lawyers not only for his educational contributions to the pro- fession, but also for his extensive writing in Texas, Oklahoma, and Minnesota Law Reviews. A teacher as well as a Dean, he is admired by the scores of fledgling lawyers the University graduates each year. Besides the law, bridge and gardening take up most of Dean Keeton ' s leisure time. JAMES R. EDDY Dean, Division of Extension One of the unsung heroes on the U. T. Campus, or rather Little Campus, Dean Eddy is greatly admired by his co-workers. Performing a service much needed by those who desire an education but are unable to take their full curriculum on the campus, Dean Eddy is nationally recognized as an authority on vocational education. He has had a varied background as teacher and research specialist. Page 18