East Tennessee State University - Buccaneer Yearbook (Johnson City, TN)

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Mr. Clayton Carpenter Research Mr. Clayton Carpenter, during his first year at State College, is serving as the new Director of Research of the Personnel Serv¬ ices. Mrs. Lucille Sharpton Housing and Testing The office of Housing is now under the supervision of Mrs. Sharpton. All requests for rooms on and off the campus are di¬ rected through this office. Mrs. Sharpton also serves as the Director of the Testing Program. Mr. T. C. Carson Student Aid Mr. Carson, as head of the Aids and Awards Committee, passes upon all requests for loans. Dr. So! Adler Speech and Hearing Clinic Dr. Sol Adler is the new director of the Speech and Hearing Clinic. This Clinic is part of the Health Department. Services of this department are available to the peo¬ ple of this area as well as the students on the campus. Mrs. Louise Carmack Health The Health Clinic is staffed by a registered nurse, with physicians on call. The Charles C. Sherrod Library EAST TENNESSEE STATE COLLEGE Johnson City, Tennessee Dr. Kenneth Spaulding Religious Activities Dr. Kenneth Spaulding is the new di¬ rector of Religious Activities. All these activities are supervised by the Central Re¬ ligious Council, composed of representatives from all denominational groups. Page 25

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STUDENT PERSONNEL SERVICES Available to all students of East Tennessee State College are the services of the Student Personnel Administration. These services are offered in order to help coordinate all phases of student and faculty ac¬ tivities. All members of the college family, including the administrative officers, heads of schools, chairmen of departments, and faculty members, have made it a personal goal to offer student advisement in any way possible. This program began in 1941 and has expanded to offer all services necessary for an adequate division of Students Personnel Services. It is the feeling of the college that such a program will assist the student to develop to the greatest possible degree of his capacity. Miss Eila V. Ross Director Miss Ross serves not only as the director of Student Personnel Services, but she is also in charge of Education Guidance and Counseling, Student Activities, and the Student Work Program. Mrs. S. G. Gilbreath Reading Laboratory The services of the reading laboratory, un¬ der the direction of Mrs. Gilbreath, are available to all students who desire to im¬ prove their rate and puality of reading. Mr. T. M. Howze Public Relations As Director of Public Relations, Mr. Howze has charge of all college publications, publicity, and school misitations. Serving as director of Alumni affairs is another of his many duties. Miss Flora Meredith Placement The office of Placement Services, under the direction of Miss Meredith, assists stu¬ dents in securing positions after graduation. The office also has as its functions the as¬ sembling of confidential credentials for stu¬ dents prior to graduation.

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First Row: Dr. Sol Adler, Health Education; Dr. John Allen, English; John H. Arrants, Training School; John Bailey, General Science; Frank Barcley, Biology; Paul A. Barrette, Library. Second Row: Mrs. Elise D. Barrette, Library; William M. Beasley, Dean of Admissions and Records; Charles E. Beasley, English; Philip H. Best, Art; W. B. Bible, English; Mrs. Harryet S. Blackwell, Home Economics. Third Row: Capt. Daniel J. Blucker, ROTC, Assistant PMS T; Eva Bogart, Training School; Clifford Boyd, Chemistry; Richard C. Brand, Speech; Carl Brock¬ man, ROTC, PMS T; Madison Brooks, Physical Education. Fourth Row: Mrs. J. M. Brooks, Physical Education; Christine Burleson, English; Dr. Mondel E. Butterfield, Music; Dr. Clarence A. Carder, Education; Clayton Carpenter, Education; T. C. Carson, Mathematics. Fifth Row: Dr. Francis L. Celauro, Mathematics; Velma Cloyd, Mathematics; Major Marion L. Conway, ROTC, Assistant PMS T; Capt. Ralph Cooper, ROTC, Assistant PMS T; T. P. Copeland, Biology; Dr. Robert Crawford, History. FACULTY Page 26