Hendrix College - Troubadour Yearbook (Conway, AR)

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Dr. Thomas Starling Staples is the scholar- ly, keen-eyed man who presides over the small, book-lined office from which justice and counsel, armchair philosophy and in- formal opinion emanate. As Dean of the Col- lege and Professor of History, it is to Dr. Staples that students turn for the conserva- tive viewpoint Which lends stability to an everchanging educational situation, for the homespun wit and philosophy that enrich the classroom experience, and for the intuitive sense of human nature which smooths the knotty problems of discipline. Through his door pass students and faculty alike. From his door go students better informed and with a deeper appreciation of the man Who has imparted to them a portion of his vast store of knowledge and experience, and faculty members leave with a clearer approach to the problems at hand, a calmer attitude aris- ing from contact with this man who is a Dean among men. Dean of the CoUege - m wr - .ffm u534.'1'ff:- t2'i2mf:., Haiti L L li' 41 Hilti' .9 E is si 1, '!'.4-l N F.. '-R it-1.11 ,W 'i f' 'A , tsp tp be 4 :--,-' w :-2 , wi' 155. vu fmt, if i- mfr-fs'-A 'au,21'1, 4 Nu .Li lpn'-,iI '-1 E-1,li-',.l.' 'J 15' ' .-,-LA' -Q, 1.:.1..,,., ::.Si3g' :gg1.:t',,i' 1,,'tff'i1',- rfjj, 2 K :ff Zffisme' 1 .1 f gy r ' i ,- ,' F ' in , 1 I l Dean Assistant and THOMAS STARLING STAPLES

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FLORA MARIE MEBEDITH O is the center of girls' activity on the campus, and occupying a position which requires the utmost in tact and diplomacy, Miss Flora Marie Meredith, Dean of Women, has capably filled the re- quirements of both places. One of the facul- ty members who has shouldered more than her normal share of work and Worry, she has carried it all with apparent ease, if resulls are the basis for judgment. Countless changes in dormitory life, numerous problems of in- terfraternity life, and all the little things that invariably demand attention-these have meant time and thought for her. But, as if these were not enough in themselves, she has been drafted into classroom Work where she lectures to large classes on psychology. With it all, she maintains her composure ad- mirably, never impatient, never ruffled. In Miss Meredith, the school has an excellent mediary, and both men and women students have their most ardent supporter, ccupying an office which ' Dean of Women Miss Meredith and Assistant Ruth Murphy

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- I THOMAS STARLING STAPLES, P1-LD. WILLIAM CURT BUTHMAN, PHD. Deon of the College Professor of History Professor of History ORVILLE TI-IRASI-IER GOODEN, PH.D. IVAN H. GROVE, M. S. Professor of Economics Athletic Director and Assistant Professor of Economics I PHILIP L. HOWELL, A. M. HENRY WILBUR KAMP, PH.D. RUSSELL I. COMPTON, P!-I.D. ROBERT LEE CAMPBELL. P1-1.13. Assistanl Professor of Economics Director of the Library ond Professor of Professor oi Philosophy and Religion Vice-President of the College and Greek and Latin Professor of English