Dekalb College - Barron Yearbook (Clarkston, GA)

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DEAN OF COLLEGE Serving as Dean of the College since last spring. Dr. Homer J. Adams has helped expand the curriculum by initiating two new programs in the area of law enforce- ment and nurse ' s training. He has deeply impressed the student body, the faculty and the staff by his dedication to the col- lege and his drive in accomplishing the goals he has set. This ambition is high- lighted by his gentlemanly demeanor and jolly good humor. Dr. Homer J. Adams 22

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Board of Education; Seated left to right: Mr. Jack May, Chairman; Mr. Jim Cherry, Superintendent; and Mri. C. O. Duncan, Vice Chairman. Standing left to right: Mr. F. Burton Hazlerigs, Mr. Weldon Shows, Mr. W. J. Fortenberry, Mr, George R. Fellows, and Mr. Mark Buttrill, Jr. COUNTY ADMINISTRATION Serving as board of directors for the community-supported college, the county administration has initiated and sup- ported bond issues which have resulted in the betterment and growth of the school. The building of a stadium and field house complex, a now-completed fine arts building and additional classroom space are a few of the additions to the college which have been made possible through their support. Land has been acquired and buildings have been designed for the erection of a South Campus. As secretary of the Board of Education, Mr. Jim Cherry is employed by the board as Superintendent of Schools. During the twenty years that he has served in this capacity, DeKalb County has moved into the front rank of Southern education— this college is only one of the many advance- ments made possible through his leadership. Mr. Jim Cherry, Superintendent ai

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DEAN OF STUDENTS As the administrator delegated with the responsibility of student welfare, Mr. James A. Godwin, Dean of Students, has a task envied by few, for his is the assignment where long hours and little reward are commo nplace. Serving as the mediator between students and the administration would alone keep others occupied, but his office is the focal point for financial help and disciplinary action. In addi- tion are such related duties as recording attendance, supervision of testing programs, and overseeing guidance procedures. 23