Morehead State University - Raconteur Yearbook (Morehead, KY)

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P 1 4llf'f F' i.a 1-J HUBERT J. McSHEA, A.B., A.M., Ph.D.-Associate Professor of Education. OCTAVIA GRAVES, A.B., A.M.-Associate Professor of Education. HUGH M. SHAFER, B.S., A.M., Ph.D.-Professor of Education, Head of Department. WARREN C. LAPPIN, A.B., A.M., Ed.D.-Dean. JESSE T. MAYS, A.B., A.M.-Dean of Men, Assistant Professor of In- dustrial Arts, Head of Department. RUTH SICKAFUS-Clerk, Dean's Office. WILHELM EXELBIRT, Ph.D.-Associate Professor of History. HERBERT HOGAN-Comptroller. LUCY GARDNER, M.A.-Assistant Registrar. VIRGINIA HUDGINS-Clerk, Registrar's Office. Q1 , i , I p-a

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ll .wi-X ki Inez Faith Humphrey Cam e . n Hem, cu 1-M996 rme L. Braun WE SALUTE OUR FACULTY Most companies set aside days to honor those who have served for exceptionally long periods of time. We now take the privilege of honoring three of our instructors who have earned five five-year medals in service of the school. Miss lnez Faith Humphrey has been at Morehead since 1916, from 1916 to 1922 with the old Normal School and when the present college was founded she was appointed as head of the Department of English, in which capacity she served until 1940. She organized the Quill and Quair Club in 1933, a club which published a literary magazine until 1940. Miss Hum- phrey is still teaching in the English Department and is an active member of two leading organizations of women who are outstanding in Education, the American Association of University Women and Kappa Delta Gamma. Mr. Henry C. Haggan came to Morehead in 1923 to organize the De- partment of Agriculture which is still under his capable guidance. For six years he was Dean of Men, and for one year he was acting Dean of the col- lege. For five years he was chairman of the Athletic Committee and was responsible for the acceptance of the college in the S.l.A.A. As chairman of the Landscape Committee he has done outstanding work in beautifying the campus. He is now sponsor of the Agriculture Club and co-sponsor of the Senior Class and Raconteur. Miss Catherine L. Braun is the other member of our college who has kept the wheels of education rolling smoothly for a quarter of a century. She organized the division of geography and geology. Miss Braun formerly sponsored the Y.W.C.A. She has been outstanding in conducting field trips not only in the community surrounding Morehead but also throughout the state of Kentucky. Miss Braun is an authority on Kentucky. These three have devoted twenty-five years to the people of Eastern Kentucky and they deserve a hearty salute. We are proud to have such ex- amples of perseverance in our midst!

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KEITH HUFFMAN, A.B., A.M.-Instructor in Music. HELEN GREIM, Grad. Music, B. Music, M. Music-instructor in Music. FLORENCE CARPENTER, A.B., M.S.-Instructor in Music. JOHN THOMAN, B.S.--Instructor in Music. NAOMI CLAYPOOL, A.B., A.M.-Assistant Professor of Art, Head of De- - partment. THOMAS D. YOUNG, A.B., A.M.-Assistant Professor of Art. RIENZI W. JENNINGS, B.S., A.M.-Associate Professor of Commerce, Head of Department. VERA SPEARS, B.S., A.M.-Assistant Professor of Commerce. ROSS C. ANDERSON, B.S., A.M.-Assistant Professor of Commerce. DOSHA ROBERTS, R.N.-School Nurse. 7 J'- S haf ggi..