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

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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

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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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. , 1, 1 I ,F ,Qi 5. Q if 2 if ' QS 2 22 V Ii Mr. Bruce T. Kaiser, director of the spa- cious Student Union building, has done a noteworthy job in handling the Union facilities since coming to the campus less than a year ago. Kaiser came to Indiana State after a brief tenure as Assistant director of the Indiana University Union building. Since his arrival on campus, Mr. Kaiser has made many im- provements in the S. U. B. for students' benefits. Mrs. Betty Mann, director of public rela- tions, is kept busy journeying between head- quartersi' in the administration building and teaching journalism classes in the Language- Math building. Mrs. Mann is now on leaveg while on campus she was advisor to student publications. She is a graduate of Indiana State. - t Er' , mes im.: R Dr. Florence M. Thompson, director of Womens Resi- dence Hall, is always willing to share the coed's personal problems and lend a helping hand. Perhaps her most difficult duty is keeping the activities at Womens Resi- dence Hall down to a somewhat moderate tone. She is looked up to and admired by the women who share her enthusiasm and spirit of group living. gf ', N.. ,gjxgxg--. ' xx- X 'gas' f K. - .ai-1 - ,, ft- 2Z .sf -'rigifixx R ..,, , x.,,. ,x W K if ' , .sf ss V X vb. X xi M, 4 ,-- vw-oN ' wr' in ' ' X..-Q