Savannah State University - Tiger Yearbook (Savannah, GA)

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U E . -ssfg. is -.:.:::..::.,, - '-, x t .--,Y-..,..u.,,,,,,,. is is 'S il '- aff: MR. WILTON C. SCOTT, Director of Public Relations BA., M.A., C.A.S. As Director of Public Relations, Mr. Wilton Scott has been a guiding force in the growth of SSC. He does much to attract the interest of the community and the states as well. With his assistance and leadership, we can look forward to continued years of growth and achievement. MR. PRINCE JACKSON, Alumni Secretary B. S., M. S. Mr. Prince Jackson does much to keep the former students of SSC up to date on current affairs at SSC. He also serves as an instructor of Mathematics and Physics. 14 2 VM 'Vt -K- E E E 1 l nl! R 9

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I-fx., , QS: , ,,,,,,,,. ......1, . N: A W, ,... ..-.. ..., , ,wh ,....W..... ,..N--- MR. BEN INGERSOLL, Registrar A. B., M. A. Registrar of the college, Mr. Ingersoll has served quietly and efficiently through the years of change and growth at SSC. His analysis of present records and predictions of future needs based on his studies have proved of inestimable help to administration and faculty. MR. ELONNIE J. JOSEY, Librarian A. B., M. A., M. S. L. S. As Librarian of SSC, Mr. Elonnie J. Josey has a vital part in the development of knowledge of students as well- as maintaining intellectual growth and academic achievements. Mr. Josey is active in religious organi- zations and civic services throughout the area. mg. if 41- ' X f:,A- N, ?

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hi.. H-12 UR-. ur.. Fir... ua., lql'-.Q-1 mms HF? , ,.-....... -sf: ' Q. sly? .X V .- U K MR. N. R. FREEMAN, Chairman Student Personnel B. S., M. A. Mr. Freeman is another former Savannah-Stater serving his alma mater. He directs phases of stu- dent life in addition to his duties as dean of men. He has also served as an instructor in Social Science. Mr. Freeman is active in many cultural and civic activities. MR. WESLEY L. JOHNSON JR., Comptroller A. B., M. A. With the handling of all financial matters in the business office and with a heavily increased day -and evening-college enrollment, the role of the business manager has grown to large proportions. In concentrating the budget matters, custodians, equipment care, cafeteria and the like, the business office staff has correspondingly grown.