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Board U1 Trustees They who actually decide the policies and prohlems of the Lvniversity of Arkansas are an august hody of men prominent in various lields of hy six lawyers is the present Board of Trustees. which is governor. Chairman of the Board is Judge QI. Ci. Ragsdale former president of the Arkansas Alumni Association class. Serving his second term on the Board is lfred 1. started the Arkansas Foundry Company which is one South. The onlv doctor on the Board is Dr. lfuclid Smith endeavor in the state. Dominated a ten-man hody appointed hy the '19, a lawyer from lil Dorado, and president of his graduating' Brown '02 of 1.ittle Rock. l'le ot the largest ot its kind in the '29 of Hot Springs. A native ol' Texas. he took his pre-medical work at Texas A SL Nl. The agricultural lield is repre- sented hy H, Snapp of Fitzhugh who attended the graduate. l.1e is a planter and prominent civic leader. Linivcrsity in 1392 hut did not The fourth estate is represented among the Trustees hy Hugh Park '27, puhlisher J T of the Yan Buren I r'a.r.f ifffjlli. l larrison's contrihution is Nl. A. Hathcoat 'UN lle is a lawyer and was president of his senior class. The only memher with a child now in the University is Henry Yocum '11 of lil Dorado. whose son Henry is in the Law school. Youngest memher of the Board is .lay Dickey '34, who practices law in l'ine Bluff. where he is city attorney. Another lawyer is 11arry Ponder of Xlvalnut Ridge who has served longer on the Board than any other memher. Last memher is l,ouis Nlcllaniel, Forrest City auto dealer. lle attended the University in 1910 hut did not graduate. Some accomplishments of the Board during the year were: settlement of the coach- ing dispute hy retaining Thomsen, appropriation of a huge sum for campus heautilication, and revision of graduation requirements for students called to the armed forces. Lffi to Right-Smith, Dickey, Carlson, Parks, Ragsdale, Brown, Hathcoat, McDaniel, Harding nf' Page 24-
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Page 25 Dean nf en and Dean nf Women Behind the doors marked Personnel Office , on the first floor of the Student Union, are the strongholds of the dean of women and the dean of men. Here Deans Jeannette Scudder and Allan S. Humphreys hold forth, dispensing with equal ability advice, admoni- tion, and assuagement. lVliss Scudder is but a sophomorel' at the University, having been here only two years. But already the dynamic young dean has endeared herself to the feminine portion of the population. Since the advent of the war the problems confronting lVIiss Scudder have become more preponderant. ln her words: The University now has the twofold function of preparing people for leadership in the war in which we are now engaged, and convincing them of the importance of being prepared for leadership in a post-war world as well. She has enlarged her field of activities by promoting defense work for girls, and was instrumental in bringing the first vocational conference for women to the campus. This year she attended numerous conventions over the country, including the meeting of the National Association of Deans of Xvomen in San Francisco and a forum at Stephens College. Nfr. Humphreys has been dean of men for the past five years. He plays the dual role of teacher and dean, appearing at assorted hours of the day over in the Chemistry building in the capacity of associate professor of chemistry, and the remaining hours behind his desk in the deanls office. ln fact. he manages to keep fairly busy. Always interested in the welfare of the boys, the Dean frequently visits the infirmary to offer cheer and en- couragement to campus invalids. Tennis, swimming, the theater, and reading occupy the leisure time of Nliss Scudder. Squire Humphreys pursues the hobby of pursuing his ancestors, and is quite proud of his books in the field of genealogy. XYhen not pursuing ancestors, he likes to cultivate flowers. JEANXETTE SCUDDER ALLAN S. HUMPHREYS
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