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

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Directoi of Vocational Guidance. Dr. Glover E. Tully Dr. Glover E. Tully, Director of Vocational Guidance and Placement, is a person to whom many students owe much gratitude for the assistance he and his staff have given them not only in making their vocational choice, but also for placement in their fields upon graduation. He serves as Chairman of the Committee on Scholarships, Loans, and Student Employment. Assistant Director of Vocational Guidance, Mrs. Margaret Blair Mrs. Margaret Blair, Assistant Director of Vocational Guid- ance and Placement, is willing at all times to help stu- dents in their search for satisfactory employment after graduation. She assists the Director in working closely with students to help them with their vocational plans. Coordinator of Counseling and Guidance, Dr. Melvene Hardee Dr. Melvene Hardee, Coordinator of Counseling and Guid- ance, is the person to whom the new students are indebted for that much needed Handbook. Many uncertain students have profited by her valuable counseling and guidance. Counselor, Dr. Hilda Tinney Dr. Hilda Tinney, Assistant Coordinator of Counseling and Guidance, has responsibilities similar to those of the Co- ordinator in furthering the objectives of the program of coordinated counseling services. Her assistances has been greatly recognize d and appreciated by all upper classmen who have had difficulty in deciding upon a major. Her job is concerned primarily with guidance, counseling and human relations. »ge 18

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RATION Head Dietitian, Miss Anna Tracy Miss Anna Tracy, Head Dietitian, realizes that the students of F.S.U. must be well fed along with being well educated. For this reason she does all she can to provide good food in attrac- tive surroundings at reasonable prices. Director of Test Service Bureau, Mr. M. H. De- Graff Mr. M. H. DeGraff, head of the Test Service Bureau, assists faculty members in the scoring and analysis of their examinations. The Bureau also organizes, administers, scores, and interprets the tests used in the counseling and guidance areas, as well as those used by the University Personnel Office, the public schools, and the State Department of Education. Director of Personnel Records, Mr. John T. Flournoy Mr. John T. Flournoy, Director of Personal Rec- ords, is the man responsible for those valuable student identification cards. He also provides an adeguate system of Permanent Cumulative Personal Records and makes such records ac- cessible to Student Personal, to Administrative Officers, and to members of the faculty. Chief Physician, Dr. Haviland G. Hathaway Dr. Haviland G. Hathaway, Chief Physician, and his competent staff hold the health of the students as their responsibility. It is Dr. Hathaway ' s job to supervise the operation of the University Hos- pital and to prevent and treat illness. Dr. Hath- away and his staff are well-noted for their co- operation with other departments.

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Director of Publications, Mr. Robert T. Leigh Mr. Robert T. Leigh, Director of the Division of Publications, works constantly on publications for F.S.U. besides render- ing every service possible to the people of Florida. He and his capable staff design, edit, and produce the printed materials of the University. Social Counselor, Miss Anna Adams Miss Anna Adams, Director of Longmire Student Alumni Building, serves cooperatively and willingly the many needs and desires of all the students and faculty organiza- tions who hold their social business and professional activi- ties in the Longmire Building. Director of Social Recreation, Mrs. Mary Distelhurst Mrs. Mary Distelhurst, as Director of the Social Recreation Program, does a fine job in helping the students organize many of the social activities that take place on campus. Counselor for Student Organizations, Mr. Vogel Mr. Fred J. Vogel, Counselor for Student Organizations, assists both social and service organizations in their activi- ties. Mr. Vogel counsels, advises and aids in the administra tion of the student organizations. Page 19