Wake Forest University - Howler Yearbook (Winston Salem, NC)

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Daniel B. Bryan, M.A., Ph.D. Bean of the College of Liberal Arts Elliott B. Earnshaw, M.A. rsar, Secretary of the Board of Trustees Dale F. Stansbury, B.S., LL.B., J.S.D. Dean of the School of Law Grady S. Patterson, B.A. Registrar

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ADMINISTRATION Till UMAX I). KITCHIN B.A.. M.D., LI.. IX. F.A.C.P. President o till )f stu- dents and professors which comprise the personnel i Wake Forest College are four able hum: the presides the dean, the bursar, and the registrar. The preside) is the general, the guiding hand whose duty it is to coi trol the destinies of a college in a world of strife, arm demands, and strict government regulation. The dea is the president ' s right-hand man. a tireless laborer wl seeks constantly to keep relations between students an the administration as amicable as possible. Handlir all the pecuniary troubles which arise from the threa bare purses of the students is the long suffering bursa whose many attributes have been already lauded. Tl registrar is a sort of top sergeant, herding all the unde lings of the student body into their proper places and taking extreme care that they depart not from them. These four men of Wait Hal] are the administration of Wake forest: Dr. Thurman D. Kitehin. authority on Medicine and leader of men; Dean Daniel B. Bryan, wizard of education and counsellor of the wayward: Elliott B. Earnshaw, custodian of the college treasury and cheerful money handler; and Grady Patterson, master of clocklike precision and compiler of statistics. Somewhat apart from this administration is yet I ther executive, the dean of the law school. Dale Stansbury. Under his jurisdiction arc a little group of bar-minded hoys with legal ambitions. These he rules with efficiency and ran ' understanding.

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;- r k At the beginning of the scholastic year we had a staff (if four in the chemistry department. Now we have three. Dr. Nevill Isbel] of the department is on leave id absence and with the chemical warfare division of the army. He is now Captain Isbell. Jack Webb, teaching fellow in the department, is doing something scientific and mysterious for the army in London. His place is being filled by Paul Cheek. Pictured at left are, seated, Dr. Black, department chairman, and, standing, Dr. Wv.itt. two Of the survivors. Looking down at Ids desk is Dr. C. B. Earp, pro- fessor of Greek at Wake Forest. Dr. Earp has filled the chair left vacant at the retirement of Dr. (.. W. Paschal in 1940. He is also a profound Latin scholar. One of the newer me the campus, his friendliness and competence have distinguished his presence here. If you ' d like to know anything about the life-cycle of the sheep liver fluke, how to dissect a shark or pin hack an earthworm, the men here pictured can tell you. They are Dr. Bradbury, Dr. Cocke, Mr. Leatherwood and Mr. Allen. Biologists, all, they stain a mean slide. Below is Dr. Hubert Poteat — or we could have said, here is the Latin Department. This year we present his without his pipe, a regular journalistic scoop, since, so far as we know, this is the only picture of its kind extant.