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

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A if 'H . iii W - -r J 9' ffw ? HQ is d S W ,Q iff yy H Bruce, President Emeritus, ceiehrated his eighty-iaith hirthday iast year. it was he who gave i first Yucca piants, now iandmarks, to the North Texas campus. Be- iie YC Dr. . . the Yucca its name and hrought t ie 3 ioved hy aii the students, he is stiii a famihar hgure around the co rg . of Men: Theron Fouts examines one oi his prize shootin' ' ' ihnsf for victory. i due ttion teacher, sportsman, Dean i htness program at the coiiege, pu g At the same time Physica e 1 . irons. Fouts is hehind the new physica r x ' ' d keen insight command the respect of the students. ,. 'K - ' ' re daughters than Soiomon had vvives, Ci irk s sharp vvit an fris She has mo g Dean Edith L. 2 . . iears her to her gi . e. 2 gy, nd soheitude ent i coiieve oiiege He is o her mater 1 . for she is mother to aii the co-eds of tie g . A i 'wht safeiy he said to have the toughest ioh in the c X . . ' ' i wn to a minimum. it's hard to keep U r Dixie Boyd mir, ii H expenditures to Business Manage ' 't is to keep co ege -. ' an Boyd has many. Min vvhose duty i ie xhng husinessm i it the education ciai No 1 , . ' s ' htions but square-L 'Q . ' i 'n this one. He e ' ' -T ach- i under such cont , fi ing aiot toroi i Director of the e frient s . A ' Aiex Dickie is nu g ' - - i P. E. McDonah . ' ' - :sihie. i hrst VVorid War, i retirement o tion whenever pos A veteran of tie 1 f f r this year on tie N i r that organiza to hecome Registra C' rws he piugs o department ' - VVomen's Defense ,o p, ii we unit of the ers Co eg Dean of W Edith L, Ciark Registrar Business Manager Mex Dickie omen Dixie Boyd

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Dean B. B. Harris There's no one on the administrative statli Whom Teachers College students like hetter than Dean B. B. Harris. And there's nothing the Dean likes better than good rod and reel and Mhitin' Weatherf' As a little boy he must have set a record for playing hooky to go fishing. Head of the biology department, Dr. Harris is also interested in bugs and the like. I-Ie's never Without his pipe, and here you see him in his favorite costume, old clothes and wading boots. D an of Men e Theron -l' Fouls

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Direc+or of Placemeni' Direcfor of Teacher Training Director of Gradua+e School E. H. Farring1'on This 'Liob getter compares the Place- ment Office to a stockroom disposing of a factory product-in this case, trained teachers graduating from the college. Because he believes in the quali- ty of the product he handles, the place- ment percentage for his office leads the list of all similar institutions with a bet- ter than 98 percent placement average. J. C. MaHhews When he used to be a Deputy State Supervisor, Dr. C. Matthews literally urode every trail in the Lone Star State. His job took him into practically every small town in the country. May- be that's how he learned the business of dealing with people and problems, so essential to his job as Director of Teacher Training. L. A. Sharp Graduate students look to Dr. L. A. Sharp for direction. He has been head of the graduate department and chair- man of the graduate council since its establishment in 1935, the first year that a master's degree was otfered by the college.