Tennessee State University - Tennessean Yearbook (Nashville, TN)

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(lEOROE V. («ORE, [k. CoUctjc Dean A.B., DePamv University. 1923; Kcl.M.. Harvard University. 1928; IMi.D., Coluni- hia University. 1940: Y.M.C'.A. Secretary. Marion. Indiana; Instructor of English. A. and I. State College: Dean and Director of the Division of Education and Chair- man of the Graduate Division. A. and I. State College; Executive Secretary, Ten- nessee Negro Education Association: Past President of the National Association of Collegiate Deans and Registrars; National Vice-President of the American Teachers Association: Megistos Archon Rhetoricos. Sigma Pi Phi Eraternity; Meml er. Tennessee Delegation to the National Education Association; Constituent Member of the American Council on Education; National Secretary-Treasurer of Alpha Kapjwi Mu Honor Society; Member. Kappa Delta Pi. National Honorary Society of Education. THE DEAN

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Vke PneUdeeiti MeSAaae In the Lund of Golden Sunshine .... In the words and music of our Alma Mater we recapture the richness and beauty of an heritage of the youth of Tennessee in jxu ticular and of countless others who have chosen Tennessee State as their college. Memories will forever be brightened by the connotation of the words—bringing hack glimpses of never forgotten scenes, of stimulating messages, and of challenging occasions, there- by inciting within us that constant urge to achieve the best in life and tints bring honor to ourselves, our state, our nation and our God. As never before demands for preparedness and achievement are being made upon our American youth. Likewise this period in which we live calls for the superlative in accomplishment in order to maintain the American way of life. In keeping therewith the College is ever developing and expanding in all phases in an effort to assist the student in realizing these demands and fulfilling desired accomplishments. Mai the words and music of our Alma Mater and all else that is wholesome experience give rise to the high calling of personal growth to the end each makes his fullest contribution to the total development of the State and Nation and thus preserve our cherished heritage. I)R. W.M.TKR STROTHER DAVIS I resident. Tennessee . Itjrieulturat and Industrial State 15. S.. Tennessee Agricultural and Industrial State College. 1931: M.S.. Cornell University. 1933; Ph.D., Cornell University. 1941. Teacher. Vocational Agriculture, Tennessee Agricultural and Industrial State College. January 1. 1931-1932: Director of the Depart- ment of Agriculture and Smith-Hughes Teacher Trainer in Agriculture. Tennessee Agricultural and Industrial State College, 1933-1943: State Adviser, New Farmers of America. 1933-1943; National Executive Secretary of College the New Farmers of America. 1941-1943; Head Coach. Tennessee Agricultural and Industrial State College. 1933-1936: State Chairman of the War Bond Saving Clubs. Fifth War Loan Drive; Member of Agora Assem- bly. Sire Archon of Chi Houle of Sigma Pi Phi Fraternity, Omega Psi Phi Fraternity. Boy Scout Council, Elks Lodge: Deacon. Board. First Baptist Church. Nashville. Tennessee.

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DIRECTORS AND ADMINISTRATIVE COUNCIL Mkki. R. Ei'Psk, M.A. Director of the Division of History and Geography I.KWIS K. I loLI.ANI), M.C.S. Acting Dir re tor of the Division of Husinrss ■ idminislration and Eduration Gkkaliunk It. Fort, M.A. Chairman of the Hxrcul'vr Committee of the Division of Home Economics CORNKI.IUS KlX 5. M.S. .Issociate Director of the EHvision of Agriculture Gkorck W. Gore, Jr., Ph.D. D rector of the Division of Education and the Graduate Division Member of the . Idministralive Council Wai.tf.r A. Flowers. M.S. Director iff the Division of Agriculture