Memphis State University - DeSoto Yearbook (Memphis, TN)

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FACULTY Top row — Ethel Blackman, Charles S. Brown, Alice Chappell, R. P. Clark, Zach Curlin, W. G. Deen, H. B. Evans. Bottom row — Shirley France, H. P. Easton, Chester P. Freeman, FHenry Frizzell, Grover - . Hayden, L. C. Austin, Velma hHeatherly. Heading the Education Department of the Memphis State Faculty is Mr. O. R. hlughes, an important Figure in Tennessee educational circles, hie is ably assisted by Dr. h . J. Steere, Mr. W. G. Deen, and Mr. Enoch T. Mitchell. Under the leadership of Dr. Nellie Angel Smith, Latin teacher, the Language Department has been one of the most popular on the campus. Dr. hi. B. Evans is the English instructor, while overflow classes have been handled by Dr. Smith, Dean Oldham, and Mrs. hieatherly. Mrs. Velma Brooks hieatherly, is in charge of the French classes while Miss Mary FHeiskell teaches Espanol. The Science Department consists of Mr. Grover - . FHayden, Dr. Foster Moose, Dr. C. P. Freeman, Dr. Clarence Moore, Mr. L. E. Synder, and Mr. Lamar Newport. This department has experienced a large increase due to war-time conditions. Directing the Social Science Department is Mr. Charles S. Brown, assisted by Mr. h . P. Easton, a newcomer to the Memphis State Faculty.

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ADMINISTRATION ■ Dr. Jennings B. Sanders President Heading the ddministration of Memphis State is Dr. Jennings B. Sanders, whose farsighted leadership has brought many improvements to the college. hHe is ably assisted by Dean John N. Oldham, who has never failed to listen sympathetically to student problems. Mr. R. M. Robison has assumed the never- ending job of Registrar. To him falls the task of keeping the student records straight. As bursar, Mr. Lamar Newport capably handles all financial matters of the campus, including the job of Publications Chairman. Dean of Women, Dr. Nellie Angel Smith, not only supervises the girls ' dormitory and all social functions, but also is head of the Latin Department. It may be said that Mr. Ray Herzog runs the school, for it is he who has charge of the up- keep of the campus, and makes the wheels go round. Mr. John N. Oldham Dean Mr. R. M. Robison Resistrar Mr. Lamar Nevi port Bursar Dr. Nelhe Ansel Smith Dean of Women Mr. Ray Herzog Engineer

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FACULTY Top row — Mary Heiskell, Bess Henderson, Dr. A. G. Hudson, O. R. Hughes, Undine Levy, Virginia Johnson. Bottom row — Charles Jamerson, R. E. Kennedy, Enoch Mitchell, Foster Moose, Marie McCormick, H. J. Steere. Dr. Foster Moose, in addition to teaching his science classes, assists Mr. R. P. Clark in the Mathematics Department. The top Floor of Manning Hall is occupied by the hlome Economics Department under the supervision of Miss Bess hienderson and Miss Alice Chappell. The Commerce Department, under the direction of Mr. hHenry M. Frizzell, is offering more courses for Commerce majors than ever before. Other teachers in the department are Miss Virginia Lee Johnson and Miss Shirley France. Keeping the students physically fit are Mrs. Ethel G. Blackman, Mr. Charles Jamerson, and Mr. Zach Curlin. Miss Marie McCormick, head of the Art and Penmanship Department, is chief advertiser of the school, supervising work on all campaigns and announcement posters. Mr. L. C. Austin, head of the Music Department, directs all musical activities of the school. Mr. R. E. Kennedy supervises all construction work in the Industrial Art Department. Dr. A. G. hludson, one of the newest members on the faculty is the school physician. Acting librarian is Miss Undine Levy, who has been assisted this year by Mrs. Anne Lawo. 10 .