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

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THE VICE PRESIDENT Dr. Albert B. Martin has been the Vice President of Florida State since 1951. During this time he has be- come well liked by both students and faculty members because of his keen interest in the welfare of the Uni- versity. Before he became a member of the adminis- tration at Florida State he was director of the Extension Services, a professor of education, and director of the Summer Session at the University of Mississippi. He received his Bachelor of Arts degree at Southwest Texas State College. From the University of Texas he received his master ' s degree in education and his doctoral de- gree in college administration. Dr. Martin worked with the Texas State Department of Education and in that state his broad experience with schools includes serv- ices as teacher, coach, principal, and superintendent. While in the U. S. Navy during World War II he held the rank of lieutenant-commander. THE BOARD OF CONTROL The Florida State Board of Control which is appointed by the Governor is composed of prominent citizens who are interested in the students and faculty of the University. The Board advises the Legislature in matters regarding the school, the appointment of faculty members as well as supervising the expenditures. The Executive Secretary, Dr. J. B. Cul- pepper, carries the business of the Board when it is not in session from the Board Office on the University campus. This year ' s Board members are: Mr. J. Lee Ballard, Chairman; Mr. W. Glenn Miller, Vice Chairman; Mr. Hollis Rinehart, Mrs. Jessie Ball DuPont, Mr. Fred H. Kent, Mr. Ralph L. Miller, Mr. Robert H. Gore, Sr.

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THE PRESIDENT Serving as president of Florida State University is one of the nation ' s outstand- ing educators. Dr. Doak Sheridan Campbell is now in his 13th year as president at the University. There is much evidence of President Campbell ' s leadership at Florida State. Before coming to Tallahassee, Dr. Campbell was associated with George Peabody College in Nashville, Tennessee, for 13 years — first with the Division of Surveys and Field Studies and then as Dean of the Graduate School and Senior College. In 1916, he became vice-president and later president of Central College, Conway, Arkansas. President Camp- bell has received national recognition in the academic field for his work with junior colleges and curriculum. He was elected in 1921 as secretary of the American Association of Junior Colleges, a position he held for 17 years. In 1937 he was chosen consultant to President Roosevelt ' s Advisory Committee on Education. He is also a past president of the Southern Asso- ciation of Colleges and Secondary Schools and has always been in the forefront in the development of one of the new trends in higher education — regional education.

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THE ADMINISTRATION BELOW, LEFT: Dean of Student Welfare, Dr. R. R. Oglesby Dr. Ralph Oglesby, Dean of Student Welfare, has become known as a man who is easy to work with during his first year at F.S.U. He is always ready to listen to the desires of the students and do all he can to help them. He tries in every way to provide an enriched campus life for the students. BELOW, RIGHT: Dean of Women, Miss Katherine Warren Miss Katherine Warren, Dean of Women, is the director of a program of personal counseling which is designed to develop the qualities of character and personality. Miss Warren and her staff make every effort toward establishing a well rounded college life for the girls at F.S.U. Page 14