Hendrix College - Troubadour Yearbook (Conway, AR)

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Z I95I LLOYD I-I. SIMS, JR. Editor-in-Chief CARLTON L. GARRETT Business Mcmoqer

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DR. DEDICATIGN We take great pride in dedicating the Troubadour of l95O-5l to one of the most outstanding and loyal members of our Hendrix faculty f- Dr. G. T. Gooden. ln the thirty-four years that he has been a faculty member at Hendrix, Dr. Gooden has been an invaluable asset to the college and has served in many capacities efficiently and devotedly. Aside from his regular duties he has served on the Library Committee, the Buildings and Grounds Committee, the Debating Council, the Policy and Curriculum Committee, the Admission and Accreditation Committee, and for many years he has held the difficult and responsible position of di- rector of the Office of Examinations and Personnel. Dr. Gooden received his A. B. Degree from Southwestern University in l9l4: his A. M. from Columbia University, l9l6q Ph.D. also from Columbia, l926. He Was a graduate student at the University of Missouri, l9l7, and at the University of Wisconsin, summers of l92l, l922, 1923. ln l9l7 Dr. Gooden became the Assistant Professor of History and Economics at Hendrix and served in this capacity until 1924 when he became Professor of Economics. Dr. Gooden's Willingness to Work for the betterment of Hendrix and his faithful service have been increasingly bene- ficial to the college. We are proud to recognize, in our dedi- cation of the Troubadour of l95l, a most deserving member of the Hendrix faculty f - . GCDCDDEN