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

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is wiv ,'H:'sgg,:t' X lm PER. G. STENSLAND SHIRLEY F. SCHULTZ Head of Adult Education Director of Food Service K X I. H. MILLIKIN W. B. GATES Director of Extension Dean of Graduate School W. P. CLEMENTS C. ADRIAN VAUGHN Registrar Director of Public Information Page 24

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Dean of Men WILLIAM R. GEISER'I' Assistant Dean of Men A man who knows from experience all of the problems as well as the schemes of Tech men is Lewis N. Iones, an ex-Tech stu- dent. Nearly every Teehsan knows that he was the line captain for the Red Raiders in 1936 and 1937. He also received his Mas- ter's degree at Tech. As Dean of Men. his work includes citizenship, housing and per- sonnel records of all male students. His spare time is divided among several student-connected activities, such as serving on the National Executive Board of Alpha Phi Omega. Mus. DOROTIAIY TAFT GARNER Assistant Dean of Women .KPN ..l ,W MIss JACQUELINE STERNER Assistant Dean of Women LEWIS N. IONIES Dean of Men Dean ui Women Miss Florence L. Phillips was well prepared to help Women students achieve a well-rounded life while at Tech when she took over her job. For ten years she had experi- enced working with personnel at Sylvania Electric. Mar- shall College, Eastern New Mexico University and Indiana University. MISS FLORENCIQ PHILLIPS Dean of Woiizert w.w -.-. X wi .m rw-- vv

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The Texas Teelioolooiool College lfooodeiioo OFFICERS GEORGE P. LIVERMORE . . . Interim Chairman FRANK H. KELLY . . . Interim Vice-Chairman WILLIAM H. CRENSHAW . . Executive Director MRS. ROSCOE WILSON . ..... Secretary MARSHALL L. PENNINGTON .... Treasurer Tech often needs things which the State Legislature does not Or cannot provide through appropriation. When this happens, the Tech Foundation lends a help- ing hand. The Tech Foundation consists of twenty-nine citizens appointed by the Board of Directors of the College. The members serve without remuneration. The chief concern of the Foundation is the develop- ment of the interest of the people throughout the state in assisting the program of the college through gifts and grants. The Foundation has been instrumental in securing lor the College the McClellan property and the mass spectrometer for use in scientific studies. BOARD MEMBERS RAYMOND BUCK, Big Spring DR. DYSART E. HOLOOLM, El Paso RAYMOND PFLUGER, Eden FRANK CARTER, Pampa HAROLD HINN, Plainview ROBERT B. PRICE, El Paso I. E. CUNNINGHAM, Amarillo LEON INCE, Houston O. B. RATLILL, Lubbock Miss ETHEL FOSTER, Sterling City DR. E. N. JONES, Lubbock ROY RIDDELL, Lubbock JACK FROST, Dallas C. E. MAEDGEN, SR., Lubbock DR. W. L. STANGEL, Lubbock I. P. GIBBONS, Midland RETIIA MARTIN, Lubbock SPENCER WELLS, Lubbock I. O. GILLHAM, Brownfield ROBERT MAXEY, Lubbock C. E. WEYMOUTH, Amarillo CULVER Him., Lubbock C. T. MCLAUGHLIN, Snyder DR. D. M. WIGGINS, Lubbock DR. F. L. MIZE, Lubbock ,Q . , ,Vid I . Dr. Patricia Fain, Assistant Professor of Chemistry, demonstrates the mass spectrometer to William H. Crenshaw, Director of Development. Page 25