| Summary: | This image is a photograph used in the book Auburn, a Pictorial History of the Loveliest Village by Mickey Logue and Jack Simms, 3rd edition, 2013, depicting the history of the city and the university. From page 306: James E. Martin, third from left at front, posed with his administrative team in front of Samford Hall in 1989, five years after he became the fourteenth president of Auburn University. Others are, left to right, front row: Paul F. Parks, vice president, Research; Pat Barnes, vice president, Student Affairs; George H. Emert, executive vice president; Ronald J. W. Henry, vice president, Academic Affairs; Ann Thompson, vice president, Extension; Rhett Riley, vice president, Business and Finance. Second row: Jack E. Blackburn, acting vice president, Academic Affairs; J. Boyd Scebra, acting dean, College of Extension; James E. Marion, dean, College of Agriculture; Ray K. Parker, dean, School of Architecture; Mary P. Richards, dean, College of Liberal Arts; Winifred Worman, acting dean, School of Nursing. Third row: William C. Highfill, University librarian; June M. Henton, dean, School of Human Sciences; William H. Campbell, dean, School of Pharmacy; Emmett F. Thompson, dean, School of Forestry; Ben Fitzpatrick, chairman of the Faculty. Fourth row: Gerald S. Leischuck, director, Planning and Analysis; Darwin Liverance, director, Personnel Services; William F. Walker, dean, College of Engineering; Lowell T. Frobish, director, Agricultural Experiment Station; J. Thomas Vaughan, dean, College of Veterinary Medicine. Fifth row: Theodore Hemingway, fellow, American Council on Education; J. Herbert White, director, University Relations; Emily Leischuck, assistant to the president and Board of Trustees; J. Ivan Legg, dean, College of Sciences and Mathematics; K. Stanley Drake, assistant vice president, Facilities. Photo source: Auburn University Archives.
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