Memphis State University - DeSoto Yearbook (Memphis, TN)

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Robert James Esther H. Kelly Mrs. Victoria Lane Thomas Martin George Neal, Jr. James Newton Sherman Kelley Elmer Mayes Oscar J. Norris Naomi Kenner Earl McKenzie Claudia Proctor Ruby King Daisy Kirk Mildred Meeks Delia Murchison Winfield Quails Royce Reaves Odis Rowe Frances Smith Gordon Wallace Laurel Sanders Mary Suggs Donald Wertz J. Anthony Serio J. M. Taylor W. A. West Katherine Sevedge Thomas Tomerlin William Whaley Mrs. Forrest Shields William Vickery John Wood Frederick Simi Mrs. Edith Wallace James Brister Page Twenty-four

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4s fe» Joy Barbour Robert Barnes Nolen Bradley Jr. Carl D. Brown Mrs. H. A. Carney H. A. Carney C. E. Barnett Paul Buchanan James Caviness John Barnett Ben F. Bufford Arthur J. Crow Almeda Berry Daisy Burham Mary Louise Davis Patricia Billingsley Melvin Carlton Winifred DelVecchio Randle Dewees Lowell Gordon F. C. Horner Grover C. Driver, Jr. Lucille Ellis Dorothy Greaney Floyd Hamlett Charles Hubbard Eoline Hudspeth Jo Ann Frizzell Thelma Nave Sam Ingram Mary Virginia Gates Beatrice Goldsmith John Hmelnicky Martha Hopper Elizabeth Jackson Hallie James Page Twenty-three

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Director of the Graduate School, Dr. Robert C. Anderson, addresses members of the 1952 graduating school as they gather for an informal session in the College Auditorium. This will be the second graduating class from the Memphis State College Graduate School. Left: Members of the Department of Education are seated to assist students during registration period, e Right: The new cafeterian proved most helpful in the regulation program during the year, enabling all teachers to be in one place, saving students thousands of extra steps. Here we see several members of the Graduate staff, assisting students, while others wait for advice. SATURDAY IS GRAD DAY . . . At least it appears that way to the regular students. For Saturday the Graduate School goes into full-scale operations and students roam the halls. Here we see a group before the Center —the office of Dr. Robert C. Anderson, Di- rector. And from all appearance, it doesn ' t seem that the students find the program too difficult, judging from the smiles on their faces. The Graduate School program continues to grow with each new session.