University of North Texas - Yucca Yearbook (Denton, TX)

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Dean of Women Miss Edith L. Clark, Dean of Women, performs the task of being something of a mother to every girl of the col- lege, directing their activities, settling their problems, and looking out for their general welfare. Registrar and Associate Dean, P. E. McDonald heads an organization that is the historian for every college stu- dent ' s scholastic record. His brisk good humor helps to make this man one of the most loved personalities on the campus. The man who handles the purse strings of the college, Dixie Boyd, is charged with administering the finances of the Teachers College. Mr. Boyd has firmly established himself with his unchanging, democratic efficiency. Regis+rar Busmess Mana ger te

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Dean of the College Dean R. B. Harris, Dean of the College since 1934, fills his pipe to enjoy one of his favorite pastimes as he sits by the museum building, a structure that was much newer when he came to the college in 1916. He is Director of the Department of Biology and Director of Extension. Dr. W. H. Bruce, President of Teachers College from 1906 to 1923, still watches the progress of the institution with whose growth he has been prominently connected in the past. Not as physically active as he once was, his eternal spirit of youth still prevails. Theron J. Fouts, Dean of Men, came to North Texas in 1920 as head football coach. Along with directing the men ' s activities on the campus, he is also Director of the Department of Health and Physical Education. fcstJ of km? org Tkm Dean o Men

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DIRECTOR O F PLACEMENT Courted by almost every graduating senior who ex- pects to go into the teaching profession, E. H. Far- rington is Director of the Teachers College Place- ment Service, an organization that aids the public schools in finding professionally trained teachers. DIRECTOR OF TEA N I N G A recognized authority on curriculum reorganiza- tion, Dr. J. C. Matthews directs that large branch of the college that helps the future teachers of Texas convert educational theory into practice through four and a half months of student teacher training. DIRECTOR OF GRADUATE SCHOOL Dr. L. A. Sharp, Chairman of the Graduate Council and Director of the Graduate Division, is largely responsible for the outstamling progress of that sec- tion of the college since the first master ' s ilegree was olfereil by North Texas State Teachers ( ' ollege iti siBatD