Henderson State University - Star Yearbook (Arkadelphia, AR)

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School of Liberal Arts- - vii X1 Y . Ss , A r' A tj-'PX T Henderson was founded as a Liberal Arts College and since its opening in 1890, has offered a liberal arts cur- riculum leading to the Bachelor of Arts degree. For this reason the School of Liberal Arts can be considered the foundation of the University, ln addition to its own degree programs, the School - provides a broad and comprehensive course of study for 'W R i.. all of the schools and undergraduate programs of the University -, Twenty-four major and minor fields of specialization are offered by a qualified, productive faculty of 40 mem- , -,s.,. , bers through the Departments of English, History, Politi- ,, - cal Science. Philosophy, Geography, Psychology, Public Administration. The School also offers a Pre-Law -., - -1 Foreign Languages, Journalism, Library Science, and Y-W l i All 5 'Ha-E . H -i w N N Y 1 Nv- Ng, wh program , Dt-.tri ' P Di lim r 4- IJUIIIIIIIHIIII St liiml ul l,Illt'l'Al ,his A Y. 1 . . 1 'Q' ' . .-'7 QA' -.'-- - . Q h . 'I mf ' 5' ' ,. an '71 ' ig- . ., . o-' - IG' 152'- 'fr . 1- ff. s BQ .Q ' ' L . 1 sf? Y' f 4. -.r ff - Yr ,. A- -. D, 5:33 . .:' 1' --Q -1 -'- - I ' 7 .' , . ' , n A AN fyfal V aff if., Q , 'bf its , 'In .'. '. . ' '2 - A1934 ,Y 'A ,ku ,ff 'lg-.Et ' -Lf! ' -. -gr ' , f z.-U3 -. 2 . f-L' -A 1 VI i t 'fx W' 6 kg' .Tig A, . A' - ' ' ., ' . 55543, 5, I ' -.., -N X -rf' - 2.15-,. ,N 5 ,l, V ., r L, . - ' E! gg, . f' 5 N s- S -, ni' 3-i,!-',,'-,-ic,-v'T . -- if v VHF? 'T .' '-' , f . I U' ' W, '-3-5, - - Q - l' 5 u 'IF .Q ' V '- U -::fT'f,. z 'wb ,5 - 'a ' 1 Q.gf!!'f?'7f155 - N W--., ' V v ' 1 t'14,': c,,',Q A ' - -' A L I .1 4' A?..,r-1--A-4 7 I -Q - I -R I Q-if -.4pf.43f5,. I n A I' rp Q! 'U I-G Z r i. : zl :?:e sx:!-uvgx! N ' '! Y In ' . -..y,355r.r' 1'v '1- ' , af?-sm ffc' .-,ng-fq'1,f ,. 1 ' - 91 , gif, ,. '- I i . . , F - lp- 'Lf 'aT-'lfrfag 'H wiv-'N 44. I 1 ' ' it., i A i , ' ' 4 L , .. -- ' ' ' fr- ,- -an ll -135311 F.'!:,.i:,.i. .Yu use T 12: ,. :'5 . . ' 14 -sal' n , .na .r L... Lag' 'A' 1 --gg ., '-'ml Xlr llrir-ir Hall, XklulillflirllxlwflN'5r'hUnIuf-I,IlDt'l'.lIArts,islrlL'1-lfvtlflllUthtsfluilfl' il,iliv-riil Xrft

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Young Democrats X -.I Q i 4- 9 I In ge 'FP 3 V 0 'U :- sg 1 , A v 1 ' L 'i-,Wx -X,-1 W 5 -f' N. x , 1 N' I an The Arkansas Young Democrats were recently rechartered on the Henderson campus this past fall, A very active organization, the YD s have sponsored such speakers as former Arkansas congressman Jim Guy Tucker Proscenium -- The Proscenium is celebrating its 10th anniversary this year as the campus literary magazine Begun in the 1968-1969 school year under Miss Val Jean Collier and Mrs. John Russ the Prosceniurn bases its function as a facet for HSU students to puolicize their poems prose. and illustrations According to Pat Ad- cock. one of the directors of the iiterary magazine the Proscenuum is undertheSchooIof LioeraIArtsiThe School uses a system of awards to encourage iiterary endeavors among HSD students The awards are giventothe students who submit the best three works of poetry, the best three works of prose. and the pest three illustrations 'Iii-v rii Xrts M, 4.4 ,M Officers for the club are J. F Chip Montgomery, president Greg Adams, 1st vice president Mike Wisely, 2nd vice presidentg An toinette Nelson, secretaryg and Deb bie Francis, treasurer. Rick Jeffcoat td, N H K is the state executive council repre i 13 Proscennum 78 if x K x ' i x 1