Florida State University - Renegade / Tally Ho Yearbook (Tallahassee, FL)

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The Seminole Club Dining Hall is a favorite spot for hungry students at meal time and between classes for a quick cup of coffee. Bryan Dormitory for Freshman women is one of the oldest dorms at Florida State University. It has recently been remodeled and now has many modern conveniences for the women to enjoy. Broward Hall has been converted into a Freshman Dormitory due to the in- crease in Freshman women. Page 26

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m MR. ROD K. SHAW Business Manager Among Mr. Shaw ' s many responsibilities are the operation and maintenance of all Uni- versity property, and also the supervision of the Business Office of Florida State University with which students come in contact many times. MR. CHARLES H. WALKER Registrar The registration of all students attending the University and keeping a record of their grades and credits are the responsibilities of Mr. Walker and his staff. MISS ELIZABETH LYNN Assistant Dean of Women Miss Lynn plans and directs Freshman Orientation Week during which the Sopho- more and Junior Counselors aid the Freshman in adjusting to campus life. She also handles absences, withdrawals, and recommendation for all women students. MR. JAMES F. CARR Assistant Dean of Men Counseling of the men students and super- vising their social program are among the responsibilities of Mr. Carr.

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MR. ROY FLYNN Director of Public Relations Mr. Flynn and his staff assist in inter- preting the Univer- sity and its functions to the State and to the public at large. THE ADMINISTRATION MISS ANNA M. TRACY Head Dietitian Miss Tracy has the difficult task of trying to appease the ravenous appetites of the Florida State University students through the services in the various campus cafeterias. DR. MARK H. DeGRAFF Director of Test Service Bureau Under Dr. DeGraff ' s direction, the Test Service Bureau administers diagnostic, psychological, aptitude, and vocational tests. Results are made available to guidance agencies for counseling the students. Page 27