Ouachita Baptist College - Ouachitonian Yearbook (Arkadelphia, AR)

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l 1. 1 li. 5, i l f. ,,4 v. hi 1 li -1 22 f 'Z' 'ilxiis 'WZ' fix? -'mi . -5,-.x Deans Deans Administer Student Programs Guiding the activities of thc school were the deans of the different divisions of the Uni- versity. James Haggard assumed the position of the dean of students in September. He guided the student activities from his office. Dr. Dewey Chapel was selected to re- place Dr. Henry Lindsey as the dean of the graduate school in September. Dr. Lindsey be- came vice president of academics. Last spring, the board of trustees voted to transform the music department into the school of music. Dr. William Trantham was selected to be its first dean. Jrrnivs lluggurrl, dean of students. administers GRE's toscniorstutlcnts. x lJL'H'L'l' Cvllflfj ol thc grtrtlugiic xglitirilk 22 7 l'ClI'l C1171 ff l-VIN Nclcctctl is thc ncit si ' dean . . , . - Dr. Wzllzan T th , an accomplished pianist. was chosen as the dean of the school of music. Y Jil rind zrls 5. 'ea 'N- ,F Mfsllq

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Jn. chair- s Gordon . William e Ar- by 8 aptist make other as the Vfpe Pres1'c1'e111s Vice President of Academics Dr. Henry Lindsey became vice president of academic affairs by the direction of the board of trustees. Dr. Lindsey coordinated the meeting sched- ules of classes, courses to be offered, and special lectures. Vice President of Administration The newest addition to the administration W21S.Dr. Joseph T. McClain, vice president of administration. Dr. McClain came to Guachita from a pastorate in North Carolina. He was for- m?rly chairman of the department of religion and philosophy at Ouachita before he entered full- time ministry. . Dr. McClain was on many faculty com- mittees representing the administration. He 5P0kC at churches and other functions where a gipregentative from Ouachita had been invited to en . Vice President of Finance The board of trustees voted to ciange James Orr's title from business manager to vice presi- dent of finance. Through the hands of the vice president of finance passed the bills, checks, and money that make up a University's budget. Through his of- fice the students paid school expenses, received work-study checks, and handled other financial matters.

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.4 1 4 ,dn i pianists Jim McC0mmas served as the director of men and also as the alumni secretary. 5 lt, ., sei l f J. X44 'iff . wi' f L Ora, I ,ruff ' 'VL ?,Z f3f-2?7ff'?i, 44' V, 739' --0, , f Llyfffrwy ,L22ZilWJ,f A L , ,?,NMV ll. Mrs. Laurie Rodgers checks degree plans for a graduating senior. A dmin1'sIrc1Ii0n Administers Handle Difficult Problems Directing the administration of certain school activities was the job of Jim lVlcCommas, Mrs. Laurie Rod- gers and Wayne Smith. lVlcCommas finished his second term as director of men. Through his office passed the discipline problems of the men students, housing matters and other activities such as social club pledging. I-Ie was elected to serve as 0uachita's alumni secretary. The registrar was Mrs. Laurie Rodgers. She handled the details of the fall and spring registration, checked degree plans to make sure that senior students could qualify for their de- grees, issued grades and transcripts. Wayne Smith, assistant to the president, was on leave during the school year. V S I was on leave this year. Serving as assislanl 10 he presidenl was Wayne Smith who