University of Arkansas Fort Smith - Numa Yearbook (Fort Smith, AR)

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se, 'ik if ' D u 'Tx Top row: Andrews, Beckman, Foltz. Bottom row: Orr, Shaw, Tressler. .SZAOOZ Ed? A new incorporated school board was the result of action taken last fall in preparing the college to move to the new location. 4 The school was fortunate to have such a fine group of upstandiifg citi- zens serving on the board. These six men are all leaders in their respective fields in, civics affairs. The class of 1951 would like to thank the school board members for their work on the new school. Page 7

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Y V rn...-all l2'e.4ia!enl I. W. RAMSEY As president of the lunior College, Mr. Ramsey has made thestudents and faculty proud ot him because of his administrative and educational Capabilities. Mr. Ramsey is an outstanding educator and Well-known citizen of Fort Smith and the surrounding territory that the Junior College serves. The establishment of a Iunior College of recognized scholastic rating is. due to the efforts of Mr. Ramsey's knowledge of educational trends and his philosophy of education. Now that the dream of a new IC has become a realization he will be Very influential in helping the school attain even higher goals than ever- Page 6

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525m ELMER COOK Mr. Cook, serving his -second year as Dean of the College, publicized the Iunior College and the IC Building Fund with the revival of the IC Lecture Series. He spoke many times at places in his effort to get public opinion behind the New Iunior Col- lege movement. Definitely his Work did not go unheeded, because by the end of the year the college staff was preparing to move to the new quarters. On behalf' of the students, the Numa staff would like to say, Thanks for everything! do 4?-' 94 f. Q'Q:Q' eiff','f, A .I f iv. f 1... '..A: t ' 3 1 ' .,:.lw . . aff . 1 ' ' 'np eff, ' Id-J : r - if-H. L fl- I ,O V' XX 'QV-,: . .L fp C gferg +r 75 n ini 'fffuy Q- in 'V ZW his tm -came few me PAW M ffCL,VQgQfCv7,,ffz,L ,,,,U,,,,., MACLAQNMMQ. ff QQ