THE MICHIGAN DAILY ^"""V& StaffPromtion ADMINISTRATION, FACULTY: esident Announces Staff PromotionsrC Promnotions. Ch anges in Academic Titles Listed and the Arts: Henry L. Bretton' chle (Zoology), and Glen R. Ras- School of Education: Sarita 1. (Political Science), Louis I. Briggs mussen (Education). Davis, Frank W. Lanham (also see (Geology), Hayden K. Carruth Law School: Jack R. Pearce. Extension Service), and Walter S. (Speech), Robert I. Crane (His- Medical School. Mathew Alpern Westerman, Jr. tory), Samuel Krimm (Physics), (Ophthalmology), Dr. Leonard F. Extension Service: Frank W.W James C. MacDonald (Journal- Bender (Physical Medicine and Lanham (Vocational Educationi ism), Jack E. McLaughlin (Mathe- Rehabilitation), Dr. Edward F. and Practical Arts -- also see; I matics), Warren E. Miller (Politi- Domino (Pharmacology), Robert School of Education). I cal Ccience), Ross N. Pearson (Ge- W. Doty (Physiology), Dr. Robert Flint College: Marion Ross (Eco- P ography), Yao Shen (Chinese and C. Hendrix (Pathology:), Dr. nomics). - of English), Frederick E. Smith George H. Koepke (Physical Medi- Medical School. Dr. Richard J. (Zoology), Robert C.. Taylor cine and Rehabilitation), Donald Allen (Pediatrics and Communic- i (Chemistry), and Warren H. Wag- J. Merchant (Bacteriology), able Diseases), Floyd Beck (Phar- I ner, Jr. (Botany). Charles S. Simons (Radiation macology), Dr. Donald R. Bennett College of Engineering: James Physics), and Albert H. Wheeler (Pharmacology), Dr. William W. . R. Black (Electrical);, Harm Bun- (Bacteriology). Coon (Surgery), Eugene E. Dek- I ing, (Aeronautical), Chiao-Min School of Music: Marian A. ker (Biological Chemistry), Dr. f Chu (Electrical), Donald N. Cort- Owen (Piano). George DeMuth (Pediatrics and right (Civil), Donald C. Douglas TO ASSISTANT PROFESSOR Communicable Diseases), Donald (Drawing), Robert S. Heppinstall College of Literature, Science H. Enlow (Anatomy), Harold F. f (Drawing), Edward E. Hucke and the Arts: David J. Bordua Hardman (Pharmacology), Dr. (Metallurgical), Frank E. Legg, (Sociology), James W. Downer John T. Hayes (Surgery), Edward - Jr. (Civil), Alfred W. Lipphart (English), Hubert M. English, Jr. C. Heath (Bacteriology), Dr. Ruth n (Drawing), Harold J. McFarlan (English), Benno G. Fricke (Psy- Heyn (Pediatrics and Communic- (Civil), William ?.irsky (Mechani- chology), Floyd F. Gray (French), able Diseases), Dr. B. Jay Hill i cal), Edward L. Page (Industrial), John A. Hanson, Jr. (Greek and (Radiology), Robert L. Hunter I. Thomas M. Sawyer (English), Latin), Alan B. Howes (English), (Anatomy), Dr. Richard D. Judge - Charles B. Sharpe (Electrical), Arnold S. Kaufman (Philosophy), (Internal Medicine), Raymond H. - Robert P. Weeks (English), and William C. Kelly (Geology), Don- Kahn (Anatomy), William E. M. . Edward A. Yates (Mechanics). ald M. Maynard, Jr. (Zoology), Lands (Biological Chemistry), Dr. College of Architecture and De- James V. McConnell (Psychology), George W. Morley (Obstetrics and - sign: Philip C. Davis (Design, Stanley I. Mellon (History), Gynecology), William G. Robinson - Glenn G. Mastin (Architecture), Charles F. Powers (Zoology), Jacob (Biological Chemistry), Paul A. Willard A. Oberdick (Architec- M. Price (History), and Mark Rondell (Psysiology), and Dr. Nor- I. ture), Edward V. Olyencki (Archi- Spilka (English), man S. Talner (Pediatrics and h tecture), Frede Vidar (Drawing College of Engineering: Glen V. Communicable Diseases). r, and Painting) and Richard H. Berg (Civil), Robert E. Frese School of Music: Frank S. Still- n1 Wilt (Art). (Electrical), Harvey L. Garner ings (Theory) ,and Richard D. School of Business Administra- (Electrical), Warne C. Holcombe Miller (Voice). : tion: Dallas L. Jones (Industrial (English), Tariq B. Khammash School of Nursing: Margaret M. Relations), and C. James Pilcher (Mechanics), Ralph W. Kraft, Jr. Martin (Nursing), and Marjorie (Finance-also promoted assistant Metallurgical), Joseph C. Mazur M. Murphy (Nutrition). , to the dean. (Mechanical), Richard J. Ross School of Public Health: Rich- - School of Dentistry: Dr. Gerald (English), and William L. Wain- ard D. Remington (Public Health - T. Charbeneau and Dr. Emmett wright (Mechanics). Statistics). R. Costich. College of Architecture and De- TO ASSOCIATE SUPERVISOR y School of Education: Ronald S. sign: Joseph J. Wehrer (Archi- (Equivalent to Assistant Professor) Anderson, Lowell W. Beach and tecture). Physical Education for Women: (Continued from Page 1) Carter has been made professor of library science, Moyne L. Cub- bage will become a lecturer in speech instead of an instructor; George W. Greey, associate super- visor in physical education for men, will also be assistant profes- sor of physical education in the education school and Stewart Hulslander, formerly lecturer in vocational guidance in the Ex- tension Service, has been made an assistant professor of vocational guidance. Extension Service Changes There- were three title changes in Extension Service. Alfred W. Storey has been made supervisor of lectures, conferences and in- stitutes. Marlan B. Small is now conference supervisor and Russell A. Pointer becomes assistant su- pervisor of the real estate pro- gram. There were three title changes in University Relations. Andrew Organization Notices June 28 International student Asso- ciation, membership social and dance, 8-12 p.m., Lane Hall. June 29 Graduate Outing Club, swimming, hiking, volley ball 2 p.m. Meet~ in back of Rackham. M. Doty is now assistant director, in the U n i v e r s i t y Library. Librarian III and Mary E. Roll- Davis S. Pollock has become su- Changed to Divisional Librarian man's new title is Reference Li- pervisor of community services IV were Marjory H. Drake. Rose- brarian IV. Still another title and James D. Shortt, Jr., now Grace Faucher and Veo Gladys change affects Constance I. San- has the title of supervisor of state Foster. chez who is now Divisional Li- services. Changed to Catalog Librarian II brarian I. Bette L. Prater. " F Your best buy is aLARGE 12-inch PIZZA, with SAUSAGE '115 . . Quickie C/tickie I If FREE DELIVERY within 2-mile radius NO 2-9944 TV CENTER 3430 WASHTENAW NO 8-7200 Branch of MUSIC CENTER RCA VICTOR, MAGNAVOX and PHILCO TELEVISION Washtenaw County's Largest Display of NEW 1959 MODEL TV WE SERVICE ALL MAKES 11 i i 11 P ov Dark Town Cottons for summer fun and fashion . And best of all, this Jeanne d'Arc fashion spans the seasons! In smart nubby cotton called Shagbark that stripes downward in brown and navy or olive and black. . . to be worn 3 seasons of the year! 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