Indiana State University - Sycamore Yearbook (Terre Haute, IN)

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Dr. J. E. Grinnell, Dean of Instruction. During his absence. Dr. Shriner, head of the Mathematics depart- ment, is temporarily filling the position. sta mms?- Harry E. Elder, Registrar and Director of Student Programs, assists students in arranging their programs. He irons outi' student difficulties concerning schedule complications and con- Hicting classes. Ralph Watson, Business Man- ager, has more than income taxes to worry about. The tre- mendous responsibility of man- aging the c0llege's business af- fairs rests on his shoulders.

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Beginning his seventeenth consecutive year as the college's top administrative official, President Tirey has become an outstanding leader in national, state, and local community affairs. He holds degrees from Indiana and Harvard Uni- versities. His continued and relentless efforts toward the improve- ment and progression of the college, highlight the many marks of achievement associated with his tenure. Last year for the first time students held classes in the new Language- Math building, and the administrators moved their offices into the new Administration building. These are but small examples of his work and accomplishments here at State. A great scholar, educator, and thinker, he understands the academic problems of the student and is frequently seen offer- ing words of advice, help, and encouragement-a constant reminder to State students that their president is interested in them. These qualities and attributes identify Indiana State,s presi- dent as a guiding light, a symbol of progress, inherent in one of the oldest teacher training institutions in the nation. We at State are proud to call him-our president. President Tirey enjoys visiting with the students. The president crowns the queen at Homecoming. Bud Mitsos and Therese Conway consult President Tirey when Homecoming plans get under way. 'FW A

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Director of men's housing, advisor for the Inter-Fraternity Council, temporary chieftain for Student Publications, and administrator of stu- dent loan funds, are all duties assigned to Dean Marcus H. W'illiams who anchors one of the important administrative roles on campus. X A few of tl1e g'headaches that Dean of Women, Miss Helen Reeve, experiences are keeping tab and approving all campus social activities, checking and rechecking calendar dates in the social future book, supervising Women's League and finding time to counsel students. Because of her interest in student affairs, Dean Reeve is highly respected by the student body. Dr. Lonzo Jones, Coordinator of Student Per- sonnel Services, also directs the students' wel- fare and has on his agenda the supervision of part time employment. Dr. Jones is Professor of Psychologyg he hails from the University of Iowa. 494, 'U fl