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Show ¦.¦¦:.¦¦ ¦ ¦ •• ' . ¦. ¦ . ¦ ¦The final authority where money matters are concerned, Secretary and Controller Leon D. Garrett signs all the checks and accounts for every penny received or disbursed-a man who knows a lot about lots of money.Champion of the student, educational Vice President G. Homer Durham constantly endeavors to strengthen the University community by closing the gap between students and faculty. Never one to dismiss student problems lightly, he asks their advice, takes their suggestions and recommendations to the faculty Council and the administration.It takes a level head such as Miss Myrtle Austin, Dean of Women, possesses to keep all the details of A.W.S., fraternity and sorority activities, and student problems straight. She also spends some time in government affairs concerning women in the armed services.«C;:™.:,.:, : ..The burden of balancing a multi-million dollar budget rests on the capable shoulders of Financial Vice President Elmo R. Morgan. In addition to wrestling with the weighty problems of school finance, he has the additional responsibility of coordinating multi research projects.A man with many talents, John L. Ballif, Dean of Men, keeps an eye on "his boys", supervises the dormitories and keeps them well supplied with cokes, secures ushers for all University programs, and roasts a delicious barbecue for the summer school.A newcomer to campus, Dean of Students Willard W. Blaesserhas endeared himself to everyone he works with. Student leaders affectionately call him "Uncle Bill" and fellow faculty members respect him for his sound thinking and sense of responsibility to the students.%t IUnderstudy to President Olpin, Paul W. Hodson serves wherever he is needed as Assistant to the President. He handles all the important, but irritating, details of administration with the aplomb of a born diplomat. |