Sul Ross State University - Brand Yearbook (Alpine, TX)

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Boarc An iron work archway over the main entrance to the campus was a joint project of the Student Council and the Administration. m mm As the Board of Regents met in late August, the new girls’ dorm was nearing completion.

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Public Contacts Miss Eva Chaffin, with the assistance of student Sharon Snodgrass, manages to keep good order, a cheerful disposition, and a close command of her records in the office of public service. Sul Ross ex-students who are teachers are especially thankful to this department of the college which serves as a clearing house for job placement. Mrs. Laura Elder acts as secretary to the Registrar and helps to provide in¬ formation about Sul Ross to all who request it. The Registrar’s Office is usually in a hum of activity, but still someone manages to keep the vase full of flowers to beautify the day or candy to sweeten the disposition. Mrs. Slight is here busy directing the activities of Annis Heil, Carlene Hegelund, and Ann Estelle McBride as they keep other stu¬ dents’ records straight.

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Plans for College Future The Board of Regents of the State Col¬ leges is charged with the oversight of a group of colleges, of which Sul Ross is the smallest. Their particular duties in¬ clude the planning of the school year for all the colleges and the arrangement of the programs so that the work in each college supplements that in sister colleges. The Board had its fall meeting on the campus at Sul Ross in 1962; at that time the members were able to study the prog¬ ress being made in construction on the campus and see how the plans which they had made were being carried out. J. L. Huffines, Jr. Greenville Emil C. Rassman Midland J. C. Kellam Austin C. S. Ramsey San Augustine, President Newton Gresham Houston Mrs. E. D. Lockey Troup William V. Brown Texarkana