Hendrix College - Troubadour Yearbook (Conway, AR)

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14 Che Arts IVAN H. GROVE Athletic Director and Associated Professor of Economics L. MORTON HUTTO Associate Professor of Health and Physical Edu- cation WILLIAM H. McCLURG Associate Professor of Psychology WILLIAM MONTGOMERY Assistant Professor of Health and Physical Edu- cation DR. JOHN S. WARREN Professor of Education JOSEPH V. WEST Professor of Psychology MRS. JAMES R. BEARDEN Assistant Professor of Music JAMES D. BROOKS Assistant Professor of Art DR. ASHLEY R. COFFMAN Professor of Music ; V. EARLE COPES Associate Professor of Music MRS. LAURACHEL FRANKS Assistant Professor of Music MRS. MARGARET KAY HILL Assistant Professor of Music ANNIE MAUDE McCORVEY Assistant Professor of Home Making GEORGE MULACEK Associate Professor of Music SARAH MOORE ROBINSON Assistant Professor of Music Education and Meycholony

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DR. C. M. REEVES is a man whose friendly and sincere manner is well known on the Hendrix campus. His duties as vice-president include the direction of campaigns to raise money for endowment, teacher’s salaries, and buildings. In the two years he has been at Hendrix, he has proven to be the man for the job. This prominent minister is well known throughout Arkansas, espec- ially in Conway where he has served as superintendent of the Conway Dis- trict of the Methodist Church and twice as pastor of the First Methodist Church. In Dr. Reeves, students see one of the finest examples of Christian char- acter that may be found. mMratition MISS MARIE WILLIAMS, our friendly dean of women, can usually be found where there is any form of Hendrix life. She displays a personal interest in every girl at Hendrix and usually meets their parents. Among her duties is the responsi- bility for all social activities. Besides advising the social committee, she schedules dances, club meetings, par- || ties, and other events of the year. Miss Williams does her best in the solving of disciplinary problems. Her capable handling of this difficult task helps Hendrix girls to make a suc- cessful adjustment in college. EK. WAINRIGHT MARTIN handles the funds for Hendrix. As our treas- urer he does this very efficiently. He is also responsible for student em- ployment. A glance into Mr. Martin’s office will indicate where his interests lie. A mounted eight and a half pound bass is visual evidence of many holi- days spent near his favorite fishing spots. Such an enthusiastic follower of this sport is certain to bring back adequate proof that he knows his hobby. Although busy, Mr. Martin can al- ways find time to talk to students and let them know that he is their friend. VICTOR HILL, as registrar of the college, handles such matters as trans- cripts and grade records. In addition to this, his office prints tests, library cards, and other forms used in the school. This capable man reads extensively and is well informed on almost any subject one would care to discuss. Through him we see that learning is not merely something that is forced on us in our school life but a process that will continue all our life if we let it. Mr. Hill, who is also an active lay preacher for the Methodist Church, is found by all who know him to be good-natured and friendly. 13

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Natural Srivuce fiunanitivs DR. ROBERT L. CAMPBELL Vice President and Professor of English PAUL FARIS Associate Professor of English and Director of Public Rela- tions. WAYNE C. GILMAN Assistant Professor of French VIVIAN HILL Associate Professor of English DR. H. W. KAMP Professor of Greek and Latin and Director of the Library DR. WALTER MOFFATT Professor of English SARA FRANCES MOREHEAD Assistant Librarian and As- sistant Professor of English RALPH RUHLEN Associate Professor of Religion and Philosophy ARLIE SALMONS Associate Professor of Modern Languages. MRS. CAPP SHANKS Assistant Professor of Speech JAMES S. UPTON Professor of Religion JOHNNIE WALLACE Assistant Professor of English DR. PAUL R. HARDING, JR. Associate Professor of the Natural Sciences DR. H. I. LANE Professor of Mathematics DR. M. J. McHENRY Professor of Chemistry ALBERT M. RAYMOND Assistant Professor of Chemistry and Biology DR. JOE G. ROBBINS Professor of Physics DR. E. A. SPESSARD Professor of Biology 15