Stephens College - Stephensophia Yearbook (Columbia, MO)

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WILLIAM A. BAKER GEORGE W. BALTZER WILIJIAM J. BROWN DAVID CARR WALTER L. COOPER ARDYS J. DRAPER ROY T. GALLEMOBE J SCOTT HEMRY LOWELL HILDEBRAND JOHN B. KYD LYNN A. PHILLIPS RIDER STOCKDALE JACOB H. TBEFZ Page RALPH WIBLE MRS. VERNON WVILLIABIS ASU?

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A.. Admissions ,Ol '-djllstq Mm RVEY SW ALTER Em lift An admissions counselor is often the first member of the Stephens family whom a prospective Stephens Susie meets. ln order that he may get to know each girl's personality and anticipate her needs at Stephens, an admissions counselor Cor field manul visits each girl's home and confers infor- mally with her and her parents, and with faculty members at her high school. After her arrival on campus, each girl may count on her admissions counselor as a friend who will help her adjust to the new and sometimes bewildering experiences of college life. The field man is the contact between home and the college. He keeps in close touch with each girl's family and is always interested in her progress. Nlr. Harvey S. Walter has been director of the admissions staff for many years. Working in close eooperation witw President Wood, he has helped in developing many of the progressive features of Stephens life. liaeh counselor has a thorough background of college training and has had experience in dealing with educational problems. Tie staff now includes: William A. Baker, who covers Ohio and western Pennsylvania, George W. lialtzer. Tennessee, Kentucky, and southern Indiana, Wm. Justin Brown, northern Indiana and all of Illinois exeept the Chicago area, Walter L. Cooper, Kansas and Missouri, William David Carr, West Xirginia, X irginia, North Carolina, lVlaryland, Delaware, Eastern Pennsylvania and the District ol' tlolumbia, Xrdys J. Draper, Iowa, South Dakota, and Nebraska, Roy T. Gallemore, Mississippi, fit-orgia, Xlahama, South Carolina, part of Florida, the Hawaiian Islands and Alaska, Machin Gardner, Xtashington, Oregon, and California, .I Scott Hemry, Chicago area and western New York, Lowell llildf-brand, Wiseonsin, Nlinnesota, and North Dakota, .Iohn B. Kyd, Oklahoma, Arkansas, and Louisiana: Lynn A. Phillips, eastern New York, New .Iersey, the New England, States and Canada, .lar-ol, ll. Trefz, Colorado, Wyoming, Montana, lltah and Nevada, Rider Stockdale, southwest. Texas, Xrizona and New Nlexieo, lialph lf. Wible, lVliehigan, lVlrs. Vernon lVI. Williams, northeast Texas, ll. S. Walter, part of Florida, Cuba, and South America. Nlen from the admissions stall' now serving in the armed forces include Vernon lVl. Williams, Hit-hard P. l'oolf-5, and li. T. llarold.

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publications DR. BOY IVAN JOHNSON , H? 'D Q ff x The Director of Publications at Stephens College is Dr. Roy Ivan Johnson, who is also associated with the program of educational research. The Office of Publications is charged with the responsibility for supervising and issuing four general types of publications: CD student publications such as the Stephens Standard. ll'z'Iln'n the Iry, Stephensophia, and Stephens Life, C25 official college publications which contain educational information of interest to prospective patrons and educators, such as the catalogue. special issues of the Stephens College Bulletin, and the Stephens College News Reporter: t3,1 occasional special purpose bulletins and announcements required by the administration for general faculty and student informationg C45 purely professional publications, including books, educa- tional monographs, and magazine articles. This last aspect of the publications program contemplates the release in the near future of books and monographs setting forth the background of Stephens' plan of general education and its development of such aspects of the program as the Research Depart- mr-nt, the Humanities Course. Training in Communications, Marriage Education, Clinical Techniques in lidncation, and Training for Citizenship. The publications of a college, says Dr. Johnson, 'fare the face which it shows to the public. The importance of clear and accurate information, the importance of appearance and style of expres- sion cannot be overestimated. The quality of the college publications should reflect the quality of the institution. ,Xssistant to the Director of Publications is Mrs. Lillian H. Keene. Other members of the staff tw ho have assume-rl sponsorship or who lend assistance in the preparation of materials are Miss Minnie Nlay Johnson tSlephen.eopln'u1, Robert J. Sailstad CStephen.sophiaj, Russel H. Fowler CBoard of f,llflllf'8ilUllSj. Howard Baker tltithin the Iryj, Clarence W. Hach CStephens Lzzfeb, and Mrs. Mary ll. With-rnan tfllunmae ,Yell-sy. Also, assisting as co-editors of the Stephens College News Reporter, are Toimi Kyllonen, James H. linochs, and Sherman P. Lawton. Page 2