St Petersburg College - Troiad Yearbook (St Petersburg, FL)

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Dr. Sageser Chosen to Receive Troiaa' Dedication The annual staff of 1963 proudly dedicates the twenty-ninth edition of the Troiad to Dr. Henry W. Sageser. Dr. Sageser first attended Purdue University where he received his Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering. Deciding upon a teach- ing profession, he attended the University of Louisville and received the degree of Bachelor of Arts in Education. Later, returning to Purdue University, he attained his Master of Science in Psychology and his Ph. D. as a Doctor-of Philoso- phy in Psychology. Before coming to St. Petersburg Junior College in 1957, he taught at North East Louisiana State Collge, College of the Ozarks, and at the Uni- versity of Tulsa. He has just completed his sixth year at St. Petersburg Junior College where he has been an instructor in psychology. During this time, he has written several articles in the field of psychology which have been published in pro- fessional journals. Active in student affairs, he has been a sponsor of the freshman class and is presently an advisor to the Student National Ed- ucation Association. For his outstanding ability as an instructor, for his unfailing, understanding interest in his stu- dents, for the qualities that make him well-liked and respected by his colleagues as well as his stu- dents, and for just being himself, we take pride in dedicating our 1963 Troiad to Dr. Henry W. Sageser.

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Registration Is Organized Confusion i S Students must complete innumerable forms and cards during the registration process. 18 Filling out registration forms con- sumed a large portion of registration time.