Northwestern State University - Potpourri Yearbook (Natchitoches, LA)

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MR. H. LEE PRATHER Mr. H. Lee Prather has been Dean of Men at Normal for many years, and has shown his ability to handle men, both in his position as Dean of Men and Coach of Athletics. UN fairness, absolute im- p artiality, and keen understanding have made his name one that will long be remembered as that of a builder of the College. Mr. Prather is known throughout the state for his sportsmanship and ability as an educator. Miss Dean E. Varnado has successfully filled her position as Dean of Women for the past three years. She has guided, influenced, and set aright the lives of many of the women students, past and present, who have attended this college. She has become a friend to all who have ever been to her for advice and counsel. Dean Varnado ' s rare judgment and capability of handling the man) situations that have confronted her have made her a valuable mem- ber of the governing bod) of Louisiana State Nor- mal College. Mrs. E. L. Hereford, as Dean of the Women Students living off the campus, has maintained her position with a kindness and understanding rarely found in an individual. For man) years Mis. Here- ford was Dean of Women, and her abilit) to solve any arising problem in a kind and generous manner has endeared her to the hearts of the girls. As Director of Social Activities on the campus she has no equal, and has been influential in obtaining more social functions than the campus has known before. tie 2b MISS DEAN I V iRNADO MRS II HI RJ l-ORD e a n £

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PRESIDENT ALBERT A. FREDERICKS, sixth president of Louisiana State Normal College, has endeared himself to students, faculty members, and to alumni in the short time he has been at the head of this institution. President Frederick, a man 44 years of age, has the distinction of being the youngest man to serve as president of Louisiana State Normal College. Our president, through energetic, efficient, and progressive performance of his executive duties, has already launched a broad program for the expansion of the college in all its phases. He has not only made improvements in the curi iculua and departments of the college, but also has been instru- mental in inaugurating a much-needed building and repair program. tCS- i d e ftt a n I j

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FOURNET HEADS OF Albert G. Alexander Head of English Department B.L.. A.B., A.M. B.L., International College, Smyrna; A.B.. Doane College; A.M., George Pea- body College for Teachers. Teacher of High School English nine years; teacher of English in International College, W. Va.; Louisiana State Normal College, 1918. ALEXANDER MORRISON KYSER L. J. Alleman Head of Education Department A.B., A.M. A.B., Christian Brothers ' College, Tenn.; A.M., Louisiana State University. Prin- cipal, Public Schools; Parish Superintendent; State Institute Conductor; Louisiana State Normal College, 1919. Francis Gary Fournet Head of Science Department A.B., A.M. B.S., Louisiana State University; M.S., graduate study, University of Chicago; University of Texas. Teacher at Louisiana State University, 1912-13; Louisiana State Normal College, 1913. N. B. Morrison Head of Commerce Department A.B., A.M. A.B.. College of Emporia; A.M., University of Iowa. Head of Commerce De- partment, Junior College, Iota. Kansas; Louisiana State Normal College, 1930. John S. Kyser Head of Social Science Department A.B. A.B., University of Michigan; two years ' graduate study, University of Chicago; University of California; Louisiana State Normal College, 1923. Page 28