New Mexico State University - Swastika Yearbook (Las Cruces, NM)

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MR. C. H. LINSCHEID, Librarian . . . Through his efforts, our library has grown into a large reference area, where the students can find material on any subject they need. Chester Lin- scheid and his helpful assistants can easily track down any elusive bits of information. Our library is constantly growing, and its facilities are ever mul- tiplying. MR. W. F. WYMAN. Comptroller . . . In charge of our finances, and of see- ing that no one spends too much money, is the unenviable job of Mr. Wyman. In his hands, rests the job of keeping all the campus organizations in the blnck and keeping their compli- cated financial systems straight. MISS GOLDIE SLINGERLAND, Place- ment ... In June of 1947, Miss Sling- erland arrived on the campus of New Mexcio A M. In addition to her work in the permanent placement of A M graduates, she also assists the under- graduates with summer and part-time jobs. And last but not least. Miss Sling- erland assists in placing student wives in positions about town. It is impossible to say how many Aggies would not have been able to graduate without the able assistance of our placement service. MR. F. A. DAY, Director of Campus Maintenance ... It is his department that keeps our campus clean, waters the grass, and plants our flowers. Even though we may mumble occasionally when the sprinklers are set where we want to walk, we all appreciate the work Fred Day and his men do in keeping our campus beautiful.

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«C f ' f MR. DENNARD, Director of Alumni Re- lations . . . His job is one that cannot be contained in an office on the camp- us. Traveling all over the state, Mr. Dennard acts as an undercover pub- licity agent selling our school to pros- pective students, ex-students, and any- one else who looks interested. DAVE RODWELL, Director of Publicity . . . The rest of the stale, and many colleges throughout the country, learn about New Mexico A M from him. What the students do on campus, how our athletic department fares, what the faculty achieves, all this goes through his office as news to the rest of the state. MR. SILER. Director of Admissions . . . Through this office come all the tests that new students take. These tests are various guidance tests which indicate the field for which the student would be best. Another job of Mr. Siler is to act as counselor to all men students living on campus. MR. SHOMER, Director of Housing. . A big job falls to him, an almost im- possible job. that of keeping all the stu- dents living on campus happy. It is his job to see that the dorms are painted, the rooms cleaned, and the buildings kept in good-and-livable condition.

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LT. COLONEL ROBERT R. KEMM, PMS5T . . . Lt. Colonel Kemm arrived at A M on July 6, 1955, following high- ly popular Lt. Colonel Noble Riggs. Colonel Kemm has since established himself on the campus not only as a true military gentleman, but also as a friend and counselor to all men. LT. COLONEL WILLARD S. WALTERS, PAS . . . Under the direction of Lt. Col- onel Walter, the AS department has begun to offer flight training to advanc- ed AFROTC students. Colonel Walter has also been instrumental in establish- ing the modern system of classroom training now in practice at A M. COACH PRESLEY ASKEW, Head of Athletics . . . The man with the big load on his shoulders. Coach Askew carries the name of our school into the newspapers on the widely-read sports page, and onto the lips of every sports fan in the state. Through his teams, and his coaching, which won him the title of Coach of the Year in the bas- ketball Coach of the Year in the Border Conference, comes the athletic fame of the school. ro DR. R. W. BRIGGS, Physician ... We are very fortunate indeed, to have such a fine doctor in our campus dispensary as Dr. Briggs. New to the campus, he has already gained a reputation of competent medical treatment that has endeared him to all Aggies with sore throats or stopped-up noses.