Henderson State University - Star Yearbook (Arkadelphia, AR)

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Mfzkafy fczmce - mam fewer blk noumvfy Military science is required of all male students during their first two years at Henderson. Though seemingly unimportant at the time it is taken, military science is laying the foundation for the leaders of tomorrow. The division offers varied courses in military training. Among these are American military history, map and aerial photograph reading, small unit tactics, operations and logistics, and military justice. Military science also provides the male student with a broadened outlook on the United States' role in world affairs by emphasizing our military importance as a nation. The ROTC department at Henderson offers an advanced course and an opportunity for a commission in the United States Army. ' LT. COL. JOSEPH SPINELLI Professor of Military Science ,,.,.cx aa 'S ,E:r.1' -.fr 'L ' , -,ser Q SGT. MAJOR LORY MAJOR JAMES- E. SFC ALFRED B. MXSGT. HAROLD BELL CALAHAN LYNCH STAGERS' Assistant PMS Specialist Assistant PMS GROUPED INTO COMPANIES, the ROTC stands at at- THE ROTC OF HSC parade past dignitaries for annual IG inspection. tention each Tuesday. gt, 3 i

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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.

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Language and Lzfemfmfe- The Cl0Wl144M7flZf0lfZbW Medz'um Language is the means by which we communicate and literature is the means DR. DAVID M- by which we record this communication. The division of language and literature's DRIVER objective is to develop the students' communicative power to fuller capability. This Pfofesso' 3 Chairman task is accomplished by assisting the students in a better understanding of, use of, and enjoyment of the languages and literature. The foreign languages and literature heightens the students, communicative abilities by acquainting them with a new world of thought and expression, feeling and tradition. The professional objective of the division is to supply the elementary and secondary schools with competent teachers of the language arts. 9 I ,4,, I Af!! JAMES DURHAM DR. C. M. ELLIS MISS CLAREECE THE LIBRARY PROVIDES a grand place for Assistant Professor Professor FREEMAN working on Communications research papers Instructor -and other things. CLASSES CONCERNING THE language arts keep students busy-Iist- ening to lectures, taking notes and peering over glasses for other notes. MRS. ROZELLE DR. HAZEL GOODSON NICKINLEY Instructor Assistant Professor