Arkansas Tech University - Agricola Yearbook (Russellville, AR)

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H. W. DEAN, Mechanic Arts University of Arkansas AGRICULTURAL ENGLNEERLNG W. W. SMITH Mississippi A. . M. College STEWARD W. N. RISER PROCTOR

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MARVIX WILLIAMSON BAND AND OHCHESTHA MRS. J. G. MUSE Cincinnati Conservatory MUSIC MILDRED SHOPTAW Draiighon ' s Business College ASSISTAT SECRETARY NORA BROWX, L. I. Arkansas State Teachers ASSISTANT ENC.LISH

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Board of Trustees Every great enterprise must have some one to direct its course. No matter how small the work there must be a direc- tor at the helm. The course is not determined by the leader, but it follows in a large measure. The leadership of the Arkansas Polytechnic College is in the hands sof the Board of Trustees, consisting of five mem- bers, viz: Col. Henry Stroupe, J. B. Paine, O. H. Wilson, J. L. Lieb and John E. Chambers. Colonel Stroupe, of Paris, is a man of much experience and high ideals. He has served as president of the board for a num- ber of years. Colonel Stroupe has had the interest of the school at heart and has put forth much effort in behalf of the institu- tion. Mr. Paine, of Van Buren, is one of the oldest members in point of service. He has served continuously as secretary of the board since his appointment. Mr. Wilson, a successful farmer and business man is the local representative of the Board. Mr. Lieb, of Bentonville, represents the remotest section of the district. He is a farmer and one of the pioneer members. Mr. Chambers, of Danville, is the new man and the latest addition to the Board. He was appointed last year to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of Mr. Hill. We are very grateful to these leaders for their administra- tive ability. We are proud of the fact that we can call these sincere men the pilots of the institution. Now that we have a four-year college course, we trust that the Board will bend its efforts toward the standardization of the course.