South Dakota State College - Jack Rabbit Yearbook (Brookings, SD)

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l V 4 l V f ll t lil ni i i Tf l lm ui U- ' 1 'W Q 1 i fi . fn F,-:Ragga . N i X X Answering: Im-tu-rs is just om- of the many tasks of Irvs. H. M. Briifigs. f'ii0ni ,MU an on fL'Z'.Ql x K. iuwraffii 4 ui i liiictimm LG mf ,orofDgyeg0pmw ,4 tieoiDr.Bri . J. 1 .' . A ' -V f .. f I 1 d Ga .35-PPa.fsq,, ,- I it-sic cnt B1 iggs. quiet, OI ce u ea er Qglfidimwm ,Qi- 119. W USU fiiUf0fDe .t Velo iii , Dmeni , rhebllbhc rgjmwi Pu' '-LUH62E,'I'hi3in1 W5 pfg. . . . , . . IP' ,I Iiri-sideiit Hilton NI. lil-,gigs is the Dr. Briggs attempts to maintain an 55QJtHttDay'PS!E',H.:r1 chit-t' zidrniiiistmtoi' ui. South Dakota open floor policy with the Students. gdr00iP8iati0HS kid A Stan-. .-Ks such hi- is iwspoiisililt- for Any student may visit his office and piypprlfiittedmhqanci 8:3- liiiiiiri-1 di-wi-'pint-iil and approval, rep- discuss any subject, - providiml the itiilibkwcgkmies Ltr, iw--1-iiliiur thi- srtiool In-ff-iw lvVisl:itix'e student can Gnd him in. In addition to ilfnmlggwavime V353 liotiit-s and t-...ii'diii:itiiii1 the- institii- his duties at State, the President is peiimi9t0th9'iICi1m7,h,L tit-n's i-nlirp pi'oiri'aiii. much in demand as a speaker throllilh- Widen, and out the state and surrounding: areas. pffjmduate 't U Vxiihop of QQ, L ity Sn.QI?k South - Tfiyj Mk.

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Dean Bailev Harold Bailey as Dean of Academic Affairs breathed a sigh of 1el1ef as classes star ted last fall and the semes tel plan got into full swing right on schedule Dean Bailey had the gigantic Job of coordinating the change over from quarters to semesters aftei the Board of Regents directed the change 1n the fall of 1962 V O , c ' X ' y cn x ' - YV . Y . . .. , C . c Elf aintain an 5 students' office and viding the tdditi0n to -esidellt 15 ,through- g areas' Dave Pearson Number Two man on campus is Dave Pearson, assistant to the Presi- dent and Director of Development. In the absence of Dr. Briggs, Pearson acts as the chief administrator of South Dakota State. As Director of Development, Pear- son directs the public relations pro- gram of the college. This includes work of publicity, Parents' Day, Parents for State, high school relations and any- thing else connected with State's im- age. Pearson's job is to come up with the ideas - seeking always to improve the school's service to the students and the state. Pearson is a graduate of South Da- kota State and holds a law degree from the University of South Dakota. gg. Dean Bailey is responsible for co- ordinating the work of the divisional deans and serving as link between them and the President. He was also confronted with a steady stream of stu- dents whose schedules were fouled up by the change over to semesters this past year. Somehow, Dean Bailey al- ways seems to be able to find the missing link whether it be in divisional curricula or students' schedules. r 2 .- J, l l l l