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

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muh ALEX DICKIE Regisfrar L.....W.,, ,,., sim. ,ifsmk , .fziwwliwwy HARRY STANFORD ROBERT H. CALDWELL Audifor Business Manager Adminisfrafors DIXIE BOYD Compholler-Treasurer ANDREW B. SWENSON Direcfor of Trading Posf if HAROLD FARMER Direc+or of fhe Sfudenf Union EVERETT H. FARRINGTON Direcfor of Placemenis

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GOVERNOR ALLAN SHIVERS Texas' Governor Board of Regents Texas, true to its boisterous and colorful heritage, loves Texans-people who are mentally young and physically ener- getic. Governor Allan Shivers displayed these qualities during his visit to North Texas on March 4 and proved himself to be an outspoken advocate of higher education as well as an able statesman. At the March installation ceremony for President C. Matthews, the Governor complimented the administration and the student body with his presence and paid homage to President Emeritus Williatli McConnell. Other Texans who play a vital part in the development of Texas education-particularly the development of NTSC- are members of the North Texas Board of Regents. These nine persons prod and push the policies which are respon- sible for the collegels rapidly growing reputation as one of the nation's outstanding educational institutions. Dr. Ben H. Wlooten is chairman of the Board. In an official capacity, the Board of Regents acts as general controller and manager of NT. College officials de- pend on this group for authority to administer affairs and to help with decisions. ln a more informal light, the Board members are individuals who have taken time from their personal affairs to help North Texas in its rise to greater achievement. Godfrey, Kerr, Allison, McConnell, Caldwell, Woolen, Francis, Cartwright Dormenf, Monfgomery, Dulce, Maffhews.

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A colle 'e is bi business in man as ects of S 3 Y P its operation. North Texas State has all the growing painsl' of a rapidly expanded enter- prise, but the shock is scarcely felt by students because administrators of tested ex erience P handle detailed transactions. In addition to the academic deans and de- partment heads, the president and his staff, there are other branches of the school which require skillful direction. The man who holds the purse strings of the college is Robert Caldwell, business manager. It is his responsibility to approve all college expenditures and exchanges. Assisting him, in addition to his own work, is Harry Stanford, col- lege accountant. The yearly inventory time is the busy season for both these men. C0111Pf1'OllCl'-VllI'621Sll1AC1' Dixie Boyd signs all Acker Adkin Anderson Barlow Goodman Haugland Hayes Henley Kuhnle Legell McCloud Powell Reynolds Russell Sfarr Taylor the college checks, makes out the pay vouchers and handles the many mailing problems. To Registrar Alex Dixie goes one of the biggest jobs of all-keeping records on the thousands of students, past and present. Andrew Swede Swenson's responsibility is management of the Student Training Post. His well-stocked shelves supply students with neces- sities for all their classes. Harold Farmer is the congenial director of the student union building. A man of great drive and personality, he is present President of the Denton Chamber of Commerce. One man students seldom miss before they leave the campus is E. H. Farrington, placement director. He helps students find jobs in as many fields as student qualifications will allow. Bass Bales Foster Holley Huckabee Jones P,-Eddy Prim Ray Turpen Walker Wood