Arkansas State University - Indian Yearbook (Jonesboro, AR)

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Dr. J. Walter Turner, Dean of the College. Dean Turner, during his brief stay at Arkansas State, has won many friends from the student body as well as carried on his duties very efficiently and capably. B. V. Keister, Registrar of the College. One of the most important functions in a College is the office of Registrar. Under the direction of Mr. Keister, Arkansas State ' s Registration Office has functioned smoothly and has greatly aided the immense growth of the College. Joseph D. Farrar, Dean of Men. Perhaps the hardest duties of any administrator befall the Dean of Men. He has to deal with students individually, answer complaints and questions as well as direct the social functioning of the College life. Dean Farrar ' s office is noted for its efficiency and friendliness in its dealings with the student body. Mrs. Mary Rogers Brown, Dean of Women. Comparable to the Dean of Men ' s difficulties are those belonging to the office of Dean of Women. Mrs. Brown, in her long service at Arkansas State, has dem- onstrated a fine ability and personal touch in over- coming the difficulties heir to her office.

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Victory comes by way of initiative, strength of character and leadership. Graduation is a victory of the mind and will power over edu- cational processes and economic difficulties. It is an honor that justly comes to those who are willing to labor earnestly and dili- gently. Today, Society demands educated men and women. Education is the foundation of liberty, the pursuit of happiness, and the democratic way of life. Our future depends on the direction it takes.

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Lynn Ashcraft Business Manager of the College SlJDIE BARNETT Secretary to the President Dr. C. P. Denman Principal of the Training School Dorothy Fenton Paul Hoffman Mrs. W. W. Nedrow Chief Librarian Director of Publicity Head of College Auxiliaries