University of Cincinnati - Cincinnatian Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERS In the nine years that Dr. Raymond Wahers has been president of the University of Cincinnati, he has more than fulfilled the requirements of that position. As the executive head of the University, he is charged with the general supervision of all its interests, and has special oversight of the various departments of instruction and academic administration. Be- sides the many and weighty executive duties as President of a leading University, Dr. Walters ' time is also devoted to civic and public affairs in which he takes an active interest. Dr. Walters is regarded as a sincere and earnest person, who is genuinely interested in the affairs of his, and your. University. DANIEL LAURENCE VaCE-PRESIDENT RAYMOND WALTERS PRESIDENT As vice-president and business manager of the University of Cincinnati, Mr. Daniel Laurence is in charge of its financial administration. Since the turn of the century, Mr. Laurence has had intimate connections with the University, ranging from an undergraduate to his present position. This back- ground of long experience in University affairs has well qualified him for his office. In addition to his administrative duties, his interest in students and their affairs is evidenced by his cordiality and his active service as a member of many campus organizations. JULIUS FLEISCHMANN

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(% 0Ti BOARD OF DIRECTORS The Board of Directors of the University suffered a great loss in the fall of 1940 when George H. Warrington, chairman of the Board since 1931, passed away. Mr. Warrington, a graduate of U. C. College of Law in 1899, had been associated in Cincinnati life with many cultural organizations such as the Music Hall Association, the Conservatory of Music, and the Cincinnati Art Museum. To fill the vacancy left by the death of Mr. Warrington, Frank F. Dins- more was elected chairman of the Board. Mr. Dinsmore had been vice chairman since 1924 and became Acting Chairman in December. Mr. Dinsmore, a graduate of the College of Law, class of ' 91, has distin- guished himself in Cincinnati circles as an outstanding lawyer. The newest member of the Board is Mrs. Daniel E. Earley; her ap- pointment as a trustee makes her the first woman ever to serve on the Board of Directors in its seventy years of service. Since receiving her degree at U. C. in 1929, Mrs. Earley has been actively identified with the University as president of the Woman ' s Alumnae Association and as a member of the Committee of One Hundred of the Alumni Asso- ciation. The other members of the Board remain the same since the unanimous reappointment of John J. Rowe by City Council. HERBERT G. FRENCH WALTER F. MURRAY WILLIAM M. DOUGHTY FRANK F. DINSMORE MRS. DANIEL E. EARLEY ROBERT L. BLACK JOHN J. ROWE ALBERT P. STRIETMANN ' SKfc ' l