Arkansas State University - Indian Yearbook (Jonesboro, AR)

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JONESBORO, ARKANSAS

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tit icauon DR. HOMER C. HUITT The sincere friendliness, the eagerness to help out in any situ- ation no matter how trivial or significant, and the warm cheerful- ness of the familiar figure above captures the heart of every ASC student. On every notable occasion you can spot this rather short, twinkling, dark-eyed little man racing here and yon with his faith- ful camera. Social Science students get a new outlook on history as his able mind recalls personal touches and interesting antecdotes not found in the pages of the textbooks. No matter how erroneous a student ' s views or opinions may be, this understanding professor admits that he has a good point there and will he look up some further material on it? Everyone is familiar with his rapid-fire discourse which he recognizes himself as being sometimes indistinguishable. So it is that we, the INDIAN staff of 49, wish to dedicate this volume to Dr. Homer C. Huitt, Head of the Social Science De- partment, who has served ASC so conscientiously and so well for over a decade.