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

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MR. JAMES RINGER, as registrar of the college, supervised class schedules and requests for additional courses as well as graduation requirements. The application of Cl. services, the emission of state scholarships, and the acceptance of transcripts were also some of his duties. DR. WAYNE E. SCHOMER was the director of the placement bureau. It is through his office that seniors make application for positions after graduation. MR. HARRY BUCHHOLZ was the superintendent of build- ings and grounds. In this position he directed the maintenance of the campus buildings and the power plant. He was also the supervisor of the physical plant employees. MR. BRUCE T. KAISER was director of the Student Union Buildincr. He was the sponsor of the Student Union Board, and directed the maintenance of the buildimr. 31

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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

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MISS MARY REYNOLDS, Director of the Mimeograph Office, supervised such jobs as mimeographing tests, final exams, and the freshman syl- labus. MR. VILMER TATLOCK, Director of the Extension Division, supervised corres- pondence class enrollment and in-service teacher train- ing of those who have not met degree requirements. 32 MR. J. KENNETH MOULTON was the business manager of the college. Under his truidance were the payment of student fees and loans, tuition, subsistence provisions of the G.I. Bill and the management of student or- ganization treasuries. MR. KENNETH H. BLACK was the purchasingr agent of the college. It was also his duty to supervise the hous- ing of all students'7 and to receive the application for the housing of new students.