Arkansas State University - Indian Yearbook (Jonesboro, AR)

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Dean Of Women MARY ROGERS BROWN Id a responsible position, Mrs. Mary Rogers Brown has been singularly successful. To this office come girls, who have problems concerning dormitory regulations, rules for various social affairs, conduct, etc. She is also a guide to those girls who live in Jonesboro and off the campus. Mrs. Mary Brown has been with the col- lege for a number of years; her influence is felt in the work of every department. She tries to help students gain command over personal re- sources which in turn brings about discipline of mind and spirit. Besides her duties as dean of women, Mrs. Brown is head of the department of Home Eco- nomics. Dean Of Men J. A. TOMLINSON T. A. Ike Tomlinson, has been the Dean of Men for the last four years. In this short time he has shown that he is capable of handling student problems with good judgment and sym- pathy. He helps the new student to adjust himself, and helps the old student tackle his individual problems and straighten them out. Along with his duty as dean of men, Mr. Tomlinson is head of the Physical Education Department and coaches basketball.

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Registrar B. V. KEISTER Reg istrar B. V. Keister may be called the man of many trades. Holding one of the most difficult jobs on the campus; his jobs are numer- ous and his position is an important one. His first line of duty is to keep an individu- al permanent scholastic and extra-curricular record for each student who comes to Arkansas State College. Other duties that he perforins are President of Student Life Committee, Chairman of Athletic Committee, and Sponsor of the Senior Class and the Delta Omega Sigma fraternity. When he seeks diversions from these respon- sibilities, he indulges in his favorite hobbies- golf and singing. Dean Of The College DR. D. F. SHOWALTER Dr. D. F. Showalter, has been of immeasur- able value to the college, and has been instru- mental in its progress. Many students who have come in contact with the dean or had any dealings with him have found inspiration and guidance when con- ferring with him. He is acquainted with progressive methods of education followed not only in our state but all over the United States. Dean Showalter is well prepared to offer excellent advice to stu- dents who have vocational or academic prob- lems.

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BORIS ALEXANDER Instructor in Business Administration Ph.B. - M.A. RUSSEL H. AUSTIN Professor of Chemistry B.S.A. - M.S. - Ph.D. CLOMA BARRON A ssistant Libraria n B.A. - B.S. in L. S. ANNA BELL BEAL Instructor in English A.B. - M.A. CHARLES H. BONNEY Professor of Engineering B.S. in C.E. - M.S. FOSTER BOVVDON Temporary Instructor in Business Adm. B.S. BETTY BRIGGS Temporary Instructor in Chemistry B.S. COY C. BROOKS Instructor in Agriculture B.S.