Texas Tech University - La Ventana Yearbook (Lubbock, TX)

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1 VV. P. CLEMENT WILLIAM EDWARD HALL Registrar Director of Public Information SHIRLEY F. SCHULZ J. H. RIILLIKIN Dirertor of Food Service Direftor of Extension Service Page I6 W. B. GATES PER. G. STENSLAND Dean of Graduate School Ifead of Adult Education Program

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W AIRS. RIARTH.-X H. HALL, I'1XSiXfllIlfDf'llI1 of LIIOIIIFII .ffl , fs A' ii gt Q L 1. Will E.1l5?r:Ea 5211-L 173 LEWIS N. JONES, Dean of fllen Hold that Line! to Help that Boy. Such has been the story of Lewis R. Jones, Dean of KIen. In 1936 and 1937, Dean Jones helped rip rival defenses as Line Captain for Red Raider football teams. Then he went on to gain his INI.A. at Tech, coach at lN'It. Pleasant, and to serve with the U.S. Navy Hospital Corps. The Dean of lien is in charge of citizenship, housing, and personnel records of all I male students. Aiding the Dean of lXIen in his work is VVilliam R. Geisert, Assistant Dean of INIen and sw.-.Visor-4 of Bledsoe Hall. Corning to Tech from Indiana University, KIr. Geisert is well-known locally as a leading tenor in church and light opera work. 861,11 0 A mmen Equipped with more than ten years of personnel experience, lX'Iiss Florence L. Phillips serves as Dean of VVonien. Before joining the staff of Texas Tech, lIiss Phil- lips worked in personnel with Sylvania Electric, Hlarshall College, Eastern New IXIeXico Lvniversitv, and Indiana Univer- sity. lNIiss Phillips, who paints western scenes during off hours, avers that her depart- mentls responsibility is to provide the wom- en students with a well-rounded life out- side of the classroom. . Miss FLORENCE PHILLIPS Assistant Deans of XNYOIHCII are Klrs. lXIartha H. Hall and lNIiss Jacqueline DMN of Wollliiil Sterner. Klrs. Hall, who is responsible for the first wonienls freshmen dorinitorv, is in charge of the XVOIHCIIIS residence halls. lVIiss Sterner, a Hoosier and an avid golf dulicr, helps with various girls, activi- ties concerning girls living off campus. Miss Al.-XCQUIQLIXE STERNER, flssistanf Dean of llfanzmz Page I5 XV1LL1AM R. GEISERT Jssistarzt Dean of fllffn ZUJI. .f wr..

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exam .ECA jounclafion BOARD OF DIRECTORS CHANSLOR E. VVEYAIOLTH, Amarillo C. T. lVICLAL'GHLIN, Snyder . . MRS. EI-'FIE XVILSON, Lubbock . . . . . Chairman . Vice-Chairman . . . . Secretary AIARSHALL L. PENNINGTON, Tech College . . . Treasurer YVILLIAM H. CRENSHAW, Tech College . Director of Development BOARD MEMBERS OBIE BRISTOVV, Big Spring RAYMOND BUCK, Fort YVorth FRANK CARTER, Pampa J. E. CUNNINOHAM, Amarillo H4185 ETHEL FOSTER, Sterling City JACK FROST, Dallas J. P. GIBBINS, Midland J. O. GILLHAM, Brownfield DON HARRINGTKJN, Amarillo HAROLD HINN, Plainview LEON INCE, Houston DR. CLIFFORD B. JONES, Lubbock FRANK H. KELLEY, Colorado City GEORGE P. LIVERNIORE, Lubbock C. E. KIAEDGEN, SR., Lubbock RETHA BIARTIN, Lubbock ROBERT BIAXEY, Lubbock DR. F. L. RIIZE, Lubbock RAYMOND PFLIIGER, Eden ROBERT B. PRICE, El Paso O. B. RATLIFF, Lubbock ROY RIDDLE, Lubbock VV. L. STANGEL, Lubbock SPENCER VVELLS, Lubbock DR. D. M. WIOGINS, Lubbock RAY VVILLOUGHBY, San Angelo PRESIDENT N. JONES, Ex-Officio Member The Texas Technological College Foundation is the receptacle for gifts and grants to the college from private sources. Organized in 1939, it has a directorate of 33 people elected to membership by the Board of Directors of the College. Serving without any remuneration, these directors concern themselves with developing specific projects for the beneht of the college and with enlisting the interest of people throughout the state in assisting college enterprises. Page I7