Tarrant County College - Carillon Yearbook (Fort Worth, TX)

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Dean Milton L. Smith Ph.D. University of Texas B.S. University of Corpus Christi M.S. Texas College of Arts and Industries 5 ...5 vi fl x Q 15 s J XI il 'Y' . K mu' f Division Secretaries Carter, Mrs. Wilda Owen, Mrs. LaQuita Valder, Mrs. Deanie Wells, Mrs. Elaine

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if f I 'I i 4 u A 552,000 anonymously donated scholarship fund enables Dean McKinney to present scholarship grants to Ardess Moore, Christene Darden, and Bobby Clanton, first students to benefit from this particular fund. x. .1 S- - 1' if if Mrs. Peggy Dudder Mrs. Kay Jamison Mrs. Edith Kelley Secretary Administrative Secretary Secretary Dean of Student Services Executive Dean Dean Of Instruction

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aff N Qgfl, .4 -aj cy If A . -N Ns Kg :QI Conferring with Dean Smith at a tea are Dean of Admissions, Charles Bay lcenterj and limmie Styles, Vice President for Research and Development. DIVISION CHAIRMEN Dr. Curtis Twenter, physical and health education, William S. McCIung, business administra- tion and economicsg L. Robert Ables, social sciences, Dr. Smithg Dr. James T. Luck, music, Dr. Everett Mitchell, science and mathematics, Timothy G. Davies, basic studies. Smith Vitalizes Learning Process Dr. Milton L. Smith, dean of instruction, takes pride in creating an agreeable campus atmosphere among faculty members. He enjoys his task of recruiting and evalu- ating instructors. He feels strongly about providing the best education possible. He plans, organizes, supervises, and ad- ministers the institutional program of all col- lege credit courses. Thirteen new instruction- al innovation programs show the determina- tion of the dean of instruction and his division chairmen to make available the most modern and practical educations. Responsible for master teaching and ex- amination schedules, he assigns 148 teachers to the 100 classrooms on campus. After graduating with a double major in English and music, he taught public schools and Panola Junior College for fifteen years. His love for music and English seems to be exceeded only by his love for pets. He has raised five Persian cats and a farm full of Border Collies. Raising cats and dogs together must surely be a good foundation for a dean of instruc- tion. ,wg-,f Sas - ' ., . 4 la .Z ,,,.1-sd 25