University of Arkansas Fayetteville - Razorback Yearbook (Fayetteville, AR)

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John Clinton Futrall William Nathan Gladson . George Wesley Droke . James Ralph Jewell Dan Thomas Gray Martin Nelson Martha M. Reid Giles E. Ripley Arthur McCracken Harding Francis A. Schmidt Ivan H. Grove . Milton T. Payne . Thorgny Cedric Carlson illiam Hampton Cravens J H. Andrews Pearl Marion Fears John Clark Jordan . Bunn M. Bell Julia Ramsey Vaulx Bolling James Dunn Jim P. Mathews Beatrice Sims Margaret Galloway Dr. Allen A. Gilbert . Dorothy Nation Helen C. Battrick William S. Gregson . L. P. Caldwell Mrs. W. A. Ellis Mrs. J. E. Campbell . President Dean of Engineering Dean of A rts and Science Dean of Education . Dean of Agriculture Vice-Dean of Agriculture . Dean of Women . Dean of Men Director of Extension Director of A thletics Assistant Director of Athletics Director of A gricultural Extension . Business Manager . Treasurer . Chief Accountant . Registrar . Examiner Executive Secretary to President . Librarian Assistant Librarian Reference Librarian Catalog Librarian . . . Agricultural Librarian University Physician Superintendent of Infirmary Y. W. C. A. Secretary Y. M. C. A. Secretary Superintendent of Buildings and Grounds Matron of Men ' s Dormitory Matron of Women ' s Dormitory Page 31

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M 77fr 77 VT 7JT MEMBERS EX OFFICIO The Governor of Arkansas Thomas C. McRae. Little Rock The State Superintendent of Public Instruction A. B. Hill . Little Rock Elected Members A. B. Banks Frank Pace James D. Head . Joe K. Mahoney . Hugh A. Dinsmore James K. Browning OFFICERS OF THE BOARD Governor Thomas C. McRae William H. Cravens Fordyce Little Rock T exarkana El Dorado Fayetteville . Piggott Chairman Secretary and Auditor Page 30 nr IL y M ■M ■ ■■

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Professor G. E. Ripley Miss Martha M. Reid . Dean of Men Dean of Women By Dean Ripley T HE office of Dean of Men, like “Topsy,” just grew, and as the growth of our colleges, which have been rapid since the war, was the cause for this office, the number of Deans of Men has in¬ creased rapidly the past few years. The first meeting of the organization was held at Wisconsin six years ago with only five men present. The sixth annual meeting was held at the University of Michigan this year and thirty representatives from all parts of the United States. roll call of the men students represented by these thirty Deans totaled over sixty-five thousand. This will give some idea of the growth of this work which was really started at the University of Illinois about ten years ago by Dean Thomas Arkle Clark. The office of the Dean of Women has been with the University for several years and does not need near so much introduction. The present Dean, Miss Martha M. Reid, is putting the work of the Dean of Women on a very high plane. While the duties of the Dean of Men have not been fully fixed, and from the nature of the work may vary widely with the different universities for years to come, certain functions are fairly well agreed upon by all the universities. However, the cause for which the office was created bars its ever becoming ‘‘typed” and demands liberty to run without “rule or custom,” thereby handling each problem as an individual one and upon its merits. Page 32