Memphis State University - DeSoto Yearbook (Memphis, TN)

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ADMI Rk:har1) C. Jt)Ms, PrcsidvuL When we think of Memphis State, our thoughts turn immedi- ately to Mr. Jones, its able presi- dent, just as his first regard is for Memphis State. His farsighted leadership has done much toward furthering the development of the school. Always occupied, but never too busy to listen sympathetically to student ' s requests and problems. President Jones welcomes all to his office. Frances Bryant Sc()cf(iy to lite President Helen 1 ' arkkr Secretary to the Dam Edabi TH Franklin Serret(i) lo the Bursar PAGE 10

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IVISTHATIDM Dean John N. Oldham has the never-ending job of gettnig students through school. He is al- Nfllie Anc.ei, Sxniu, Diim oj II |()ii . )i nil i, l)i(u ways ready to discuss the students ' courses, credits, and grades.. He does a good job of keeping each student on his own individual path toward a degree. Dr. Nellie Angel Smith, m addition to her pro- fessorship in Latin, is extremely active as Dean of Women. She is supervisor of Mynders Hall, the girls dormitory, and is active on the committee which directs the social life of the college. Dr. Smith also acts as advisor to the Pan-Hellenic and All Students Club Councils. Bursar Bill, as Mr. R. M. Robison is known t(.) students of the Memphis State campus, handles the business affairs of the college. He has a brisk, business-like, but friendly manner that invites con- fidence in his ability to take care of the financial matters. R. M. RoiiisoN, lUns(u PAGE 11