University of Toledo - Blockhouse Yearbook (Toledo, OH)

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PRE IDE T T. 41 Yilhur Wzillnm- XYhilv lwvuiin' pl'l'Sl4ll'Ill for his position hvrv. Easy to talk lo, sound ol tha- I'lllYl'l'Sllj' of 'l'oh-clo May ll ol' this in his jlHlg.flll0lllS., vH'ic'ivnt in his duties, he xx ur Voniing lu ns from lhv g.frzulu:ntv school vxhihils thosc- qualities students like and ol W4-stvrn Iii-sc-rvv Iiliivc-i'sily, Dr. YYhitv rcspvvl. 'l'hv Sllllil'lll hody, along with the In nlrvzuly shown that his vznriml vxpvrivm-0 faculty. 2ll'0 looking forward to il long and in the fic-hl ol' vrlnc-:ation has fitli-cl him W4-ll SllC'K'l'SSl'lll zulnlinislrzition for Dr. White. If

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DEANS Hxnioxn L. C.xn'rEn, Dean of Administra- tion. is the busiest man in school. Class schedules, colnmencements, high school visit- ing teams, and summer registration all come under his supervision. In addition to these duties zhe is Director of the Junior College. and advisor to Arx, men's hon- orary. His hearing, a mixture of dignity and geniality, is just the one to make him a popular official in the eyes ofthe student body. Late in 19-1-6. Dr. Carter was appointed acting president of the Fniversity in the stead of Philip C. Nash. who was taken ill at that timei Dr. Carter's versatility and efficiency. so use- ful in an administrative job, served him well in his new duties. His work ranged all the way from discovering and hiring new instructors to negotiating with the govermnent for new huildings. The excellence of his performance Raymond L. Carter in an exacting job caused everyone to say. Well done! when he returned to his old duties in March. o .-Xnvln T. Jouxsox. assistant Dean of Ad- ministration is Dr. Carter's good right arm. He is in charge of tratiic control. handling all violations and complaints. In addition to this he is in charge of the tvniversity grounds and buildings and their condition. Inspection trips are part of his normal duties. During Dr. Carter's term as acting president. III: Johnson served as acting Dean of Administra- tion. handling the jolm with his customary elli- ciency and aplomh. Blr. Johnson's ability to talk with students easily and understand their attitudes has helped to make him one of our most well liked and trusted officials. Arvid T. Johnson 1 Q