Henderson State University - Star Yearbook (Arkadelphia, AR)

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X. 'X Denim offer Cguzdmace Z0 fiudenif Students are constantly faced with problems. These problems are taken to the deans who assist them on such matters as housing. rules of the college. and various other problems. Dean Joe Barrentine serves as the housing director. His responsibilities include the assignments of dormitory rooms, the inspection of the dorms, plus many others. Cary Anderson came to Henderson in the fall of 1966 to fill the capacity of Dean of Men. Keeping a close watch over the men of the campus is his duty. Bernice G. Smith, Dean of Women, keeps close con- tact with all the women by serving as sponsor of the Student Senate, Panhellenic, and AWS. JOE BAHRENTINE Director of Housing GARY ANDERSON BERNICE G. SMITH Dean of Men Dean of Women

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'S' half! bh- 15 llr. C. W. THONIASSON Dean of Ciaduate Studies Gmdmzie Jlibldldf - jim! buzlcz'z'nCg blank The graduate program has been expanded this semes- ter. Monday and Thursday nights have been set aside for graduate classes. This program was made possible in 1954- when the Henderson Board of Trustees approved a fifth year program of advanced professional education for Hen- derson. Candidates for admission to the grade program must have a bachelor's degree from an accredited institution or be within three semester hours of graduation. Unless special conditions persist, the candidate must have a 2.50 grade point average or a 3.00 point for the junior and senior years. Demo of fiudenif azaivzkef on problem! Gordon Beasley was named Dean of Students for the academic year. 1966-67 after serving as Dean of Men. Dean Beasley advises the students on academic, financial, social, and recreational activities. He assisted the Greeks in the direction of their first annual Creek Week. Serving as sponsor of the Men's Council and IFC, Dean Beasley proves his interest in the Henderson stu- dents. GORDON BEASLEY. M. Ed. Dean of Students

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Exim mzbn producer ZIWCVEJIIZLZI 621 uizlef The offices in which these people work are responsible for keeping accurate rec- ords of students and faculty life running smoothly. Admission of new students, caring for records. sending out grades and trans- cripts, issuing payroll checks, housing problems are only a few of the endless jobs required of these people. Problems are daily occurances to the administrative staff working for the bene- fit of the college to maintain a smooth- functioning student life. WILLIAM ECHOLS Director uf Public Relations S. B. WILLIAMS ERWIN GARNER Director of Field Services Business Manager MISS THELMA BRUCE Student Aid Supervisor RHINE SEYMORE Director of Public In formation MILTON DAVIS Bookstore Manager MRS. ROSA MR. GUY HAYS JOHN TATE MRS. PAT ALLISON MATTAR Purchasing Agent Assistant Purchasing Secretary to Registrar Bookstore Clerk Agent MRS. MARIE FARRIS WOMACK MRS. BONNIE MRS. MORITZ OHLS FLESCHNER Director Data Processing PADGETT Alumni Secretary College Nurse Cashier RUSKIN TEETER Registrar MRS. ERMON DEATON Bookstore Clerk c. M. WILKINSON Food Director WAYNE YEARBY Superintendent of Maintenance as 1.