Henderson State University - Star Yearbook (Arkadelphia, AR)

Page 11 text:

.. ' '-R ,,,x, MTN. t xx X N .2 x u X, ..,..--.- Q- 5 ' fy . - ' f ' ' .- 3. 14 k 3 . I mdrqrrff U R -st' -h 51, Y V N-XAQLL . QJ ' 2- SYM . ' Deeizmlecf To Mn mznzm Lazfery As the home and the family is the backbone of Amer- ican life, it is imperative to train young women in the art of homemaking. In order to accomplish this goal a college must have teachers who are genuinely interested in producing the highest quality. An instructor who unites a true dedication to her profession with a knowl- edge in her chosen field plus a willingness to answer the call above and beyond duty's realm is certain to be an asset to her students. Her enthusiasm for college teaching, her respect for and interest in students, her untiring effort to improve the quality of education on the Henderson campus, and her contributions to the Arkansas Education Association and the Arkansas Home Economics Association, make her an outstanding woman in her profession. Hender- son is indebted to Texas for this instructor who is chairman of the home economics department and super- visor of the block for home economics majors. Due to her worth to this institution, we, the 1967 STAR staff humbly dedicated this yearbook to MRS. JUANITA LAKEY X. J, MRS. JUANITA LAKEY tcenterl attends Colhecon meeting in the Student Union Ballroom. Mrs. Juanita Lakey, Chairman of Home Economics Division 'ii 5 I

Page 10 text:

' ff? ' ' 1 is ' is E I E Q I 4 I r :W , 1. xv I N N V, 1' qw' ,, Q.

Page 12 text:

73' F 4 synth... F.. r,, 3 I 4 Jw, o Y' , I S+ 4, I . .1z,I,-. . r 1, J-Q 12 ,J I .91 f ,, vq ,QV-