East Texas State University - Locust Yearbook (Commerce, TX)

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'.3:.?.7P'Qrf:v:-.ig -'zrigfv 4 , . , N 0 lntermediator of students and faculty, Socusi 22 ,N - 4. A wx . o Aerlyn Hatter 0 Martha Jo Lee bean of tlie facalty Dr. A. C. Ferguson discusses traditions of the institution with two freshmen. ll 0 Indispensable to smooth coordination among the administrative offices, Secretariat to tlce bean daily perform numerous tasks

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' A person or an organ- ization is known by that which it recognizes as its leader. Under the careful guidance of l7reAident Sam N. Whitley East Texas State Teachers College has grown not only in physi- cal appearance, but in prestige and the spirit of friendliness. Pictured at the right, Dr. Whitley optimistically plans to see his pipe dream ex- pansion of the college realized. 0 The lovely little lady that is Secretary to the 171-eziident Pruidentk lllezwage to the Seniom There is very little that can be said now about the great war in which we are engaged that you do not already know. The State of Texas has made it possible for you to receive the training which quali- fies you for Iife's duties. As you go out from this institution my prayer is that every man and woman will do his duty as a citizen of the United States of America. By the united effort on the part of the citizens of this great country we can and must pre- serve our fundamental liberties. Sincerely, is Miss lva Galloway who is well SAM H. Wl-llTLEY, known for her flower arrangements. Pfesldefll - Eocusf 21

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0 Mostly business, but with pleasure, a4dminiAt1-atiale p4utlwritieA serve the entire college. With offices in the Main building, Mr. L. I. Smith presides as Business Manager, Mr. John Windell, Regis- trar, Miss Julia B, Hubbell, Dean of Women, Miss Frances E. Potts, Assistant Dean of Women, and Dr. E. M. Shepherd, Dean of Men 0 L. l. Smith 0 John Windell 0 Julia B. Hubbell 0 Frances E. Potts O E. M. Shepherd Eocusi 25