Northeastern State University - Tsa La Gi Yearbook (Tahlequah, OK)

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COVG1' nor of k1ah0ma if' 4 Xxv surf: OF OKLAHOMA Cf-'FICE OF' THE GOVERNOR' Hfwrsmhfm. OKLAHOMA cfrv mm Congratulations to the ss-mio:-sz o.f'Nor-timaa?,m1n Stats Col! and best wishes to all undercrlaesmfex as you recvrd me and of snot' year- uf educaxional achievment. Soon you will assme positions of leaiermigv in our green c-mzzgtry. You may be confirlezzt of success :iw to your ef'r'ovts, you ability and the thorough training you have mceiveqi. lvherevez- you go, go proudly and cozaildfently, om' QQ Qifleho,-za 's ambassador-a of good will. ji1?.?63? : ! Y .33 erzziy .fieilfnox .FC 3235 JA 11111011 ble HeHfY L' Be fa The Homo

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Bob F. Allee R. L. Crowder-Chairman Mrs. F. S. Ditmars-Asst. Secretary Dr. E. T. Dunlap-Chancellor G. Ellis Gable Guy M. Harris-Secretary Wharton Mathies T. G. Sexton-Administrative Asst. Oklahoma State Regents for John J. Vater-Vice Chairman Hi her Education The Oklahoma State Regents for Higher Education are appointed by the Governor to prescribe the standards of higher education applicable to each state constitution, to determine the functions and courses of study in each college, budget allocations, and propose fees to the State Legislature each year. The members of the State Board of Regents are appointed by the Governor and approved by the Senate. The regents approve all college purchases, employment, construction, and make regulations governing the Oklahoma state colleges, and authorize any rules set up by the OSRHE to be put into effect by the colleges. Board of Regents of Oklahoma Colleges V. L. Browne M. C. Collum-Exec. Sec. Dr. J. T. Colwick John C. Fisher Vice President Oliver Hodge Mrs. Merryle Jennings Joe B. Monroe Dr. Thomas C. Points Mrs. Dovie PruittYPresident Thomas Walsh

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Dean of College Channels lnstructional Program Dr. Elwin Fite Dorothy Willey, secretary to Dr. Fite, keeps him informed of his daily schedule. Dr. Elwin Fite, Dean of the College, assumed his present position on February 1, 1963. Previous to this position he was chairman of the Division of Education and Psychology. Dean Fite has obtained the following degrees: B.S. in Education, from Southwest Missouri State College, Master of Music from Northwestern University, and the Dr. of Education Degree from George Peabody College for Teachers. He has taught social studies and music in the public schools of Missouri, Tennessee, and Texas. He served as supervisor, teacher, and administrator in colleges at Springfield, Missouri, Clarksville, Tennessee, and Nashville, Tennessee. He came to Northeastern State College from Amarillo College. His duties principally are concerned with the instructional program. In addition, he serves as chairman of the Curriculum and Educational Policies Committee, as Chairman of the Research Committee, and super- vises a number of auxiliary services of the College.