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Department Heads MR. ALLEN BERGER Head of the Department Mathematics DR. WALTER L. BLAIN Head of the Department Science MRS. MAUDE COWAN Librarian MR. WILLIAM EDWARDS Head of the Department Music DR. MARION K. FORT Head of the Department Education MR. C. B. FRENCH Head of the Department of 1 dust rial Arts MRS. FLOY PERKINSON GATES Head of the Department of Ei lish DR. E. M. HAGGARD Head of the Department Foreign Language MR. T. A. HOUSTON Head of the Department of H tory MISS LUCY LEONARD Acting Head of the Departm of Home Economics MR. JAMES W. LOGAN Financial Secretary MR. R. L. McPHERON Registrar MR. H. L. PALMER Head of the Department of Ci merce DR. ARCH LEE POOL Director of Teacher Traininj MR. E. B. ROBBINS Head of the Department of culture MR. BLOOMER SULLIVAN Head of the Department Physical Education Page 16
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Dean Props A complete frankness of manner characterizes the guiding and coun- seling efforts of John L. Props, dean of men. Campus men know that whatever their problem is, Dean Props will offer sound advice, and his assistance will be straightfor- ward. Serving at Southeastern since 1927, Dean Props has direct contact with most men on the campus, enabl- ing him better to understand their problems and attitudes. Page 15 Dean Leonard Friendship, understanding, and assistance are certainly not idle words with Miss Sally Leonard, act- ing dean of women. Miss Sally makes those words live, makes them a part of herself. Her counseling is dispensed from a heart that is in Southeastern — that has been here since she was a student on this cam- pus. After studying at Peabody Col- lege, she returned as an associate professor of education in 1922, and has transferred her cheerful class- room approach to educational prob- lems to many future teachers. In 1944, when illness forced Mrs. Hettie Mclntire to take a leave of absence, Miss Sally moved into the little of- fice of the dean—where “her girls” are always welcome. She is an in- spiration not only to the girls, but to the boys as well, with her litle quip, “I’ll be making white magic for you.”
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