University of North Texas - Yucca Yearbook (Denton, TX)

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Roberl H. Caldwell Business Manager COMPETENT EXECUTIVES are a necessity in a big business enterprise like North Texas. The administrators see to the smooth functioning of the activities involved in miming a college. From directing ihc college spending to hand- ling building construction, the administrators lend effi;-icnc to the business oi-ganization. The administrators are responsible for the operations of the Placement Office, the Business Office, and the Registrar ' s Office. This vear. Dr. Wayne Adams; formerly Di- rector of Student Teaching, was named Assistant to the President. This new executive position was created to handle all non-academic activities. Dr. Alex Dickie Registrar

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Dean of Women Dr. Iraogene Benlley is a well-known to all North Texans. In her position as Dean of Women, she has direct contact with a large percentage of the student body. Through her friendly counseling and sugges- tions. Dean Bentley aids students in solving their problems of employment, dating, and personal dif- ficulties. She also plays a large part in the organ- ization of various college functions. Dean of Women is a niemljer of the English faculty and is in frequent demand in the state as a lecturer. In addition, Dr. Bentley serves as sponsor and advisor to Women ' s Forum, Meritum. the Stu- dent Religious Council, and Panhellenic Council. Dr. Imogene Benlley Dean of Men William G. Woods manages a full schedule at North Texas Dean of Men. He gives the man of the college understanding counseling in relation to academic, financial, housing, and disciplinary }irol)lems. Besides these duties. Dean Woods assists in co-ordinating the college social program and acts as advisor for the fraternities on the campus. His careful direction has brought outstanding national fraternities to North Texas. The Dean of Men received his Bachelor of Arts degree from North Texas and his Master of Arts from Southern Methodist University. He returned to North Texas as a faculty meml)er in 1937. he- comina; Dean of Men in February. 1948. William G. Woods 13

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. . .. ■ , . „,.. iPft to nehf Fir t row: Dude McCloud, Dr L. O. Hayes, Ureie T.mblin, Andrew Swenson. ana Ka TBa1s sIc%rd°Row ' J d: hIu, ! Hfrold Falmer, Dav.d A. Webb, and James L. Rogers. ADMINISTRATIVE ASSOCIATES play an important role in the business organization of North Texas. These are the people who are responsible for the health of the students, for the food that they eat, and for the places where they live. These are the people who direct the activities of the women ' s dorms, the Student Trading Post, the Union Building, the News Service, the library, the College Press, and the College Hospital. Adn.inU.aave assi.an. are. le« to i. t First row Slrn. i k! . e ' a ' a nd gfn$S?.i. ?kTr Z I S.]-c ' fcl% ' ' fs ' :%J tnTc.? Z Lindley. Newby. Legett. Wdson and KUmer. BEHIND THE SCENES of the college ' s oper- ation are tlie administrative assistants — the sec- ertaries, the accountants, the office staffs. Although their responsibilities are varied and numerous, the assistants are primarily in charge of keeping in good order the thousands of records which North Texas must have. These are the people who take care of the min- ute, necessarv details inherent in the schools or- ganization.