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

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DR. AND MRS. IIOLMSTEDT RELAXED in their lovely home and gladly enjoyed a brief respite from their many duties and activities. The Presi- dent and his wife faithfully attended social func- tions throughout the year, and Dr. Holmstedt con- tinued to eapahly guide the college in the direction of progress, but most pleasant were the quiet moments at home, when they could for a brief time relax and find the inspiration which would help them to continue to serve our college. Dr. and Mrs. Holmstedt AMONG PRESIDENT HOLMSTEDTS more pleasant duties was the job 01' passing out the honors on Honor Day. One of the award recipients was Phillis Eaton, who is pictured here. 2..!!!!!!!! MR. EDWARD BOCKO, administrative assistant to the president, aids the president, by conducting stud- ies of various types, aids in some personnel prob- lems, and directs many routine matters. He also teaches in the Commerce Department of the college. 29

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Raleigh W. Holmstedt, President

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DR. RICHARD E. THURSFIELD served his first year as Dean of In- struction. His duties were concerned chiefly with students, scholastic achievements and also with student government projects and school pub- lications. DH. LONZO JONES, Coordinator of Student Personnel Services, planned the orientation program for freshmen and directed educational advisement, student employment, and student welfare. The Management Solved Our Problems MISS HELEN REEVE, Dean of Women, directed social activi- ties for campus organizations, acted as sponsor of Panhellenic Council, and supervised housing for women students. Dean Reeve has aided the stu- dents of Indiana State since her acceptance of the position of director of WRH in 1926. Upon her retirement on July 1 of this year State will miss one of its great leaders. MR. MARK H. WILLIAMS, Dean of Men, provided for the welfare of the male student body, and was sponsor of the Interfraternity Council. 30