University of Central Arkansas - Scroll Yearbook (Conway, AR)

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Dedicafim The Arkansas State Teachers College is unique to its students in many respects. One way in which it towers above the ordinary is in student-faculty re- lationships. We at ASTC feel great pride in know- ing that our instructors are interested in our wel- fare - - not only in the classroom. but at dances, athletic events, other social gatherings, and in our organizations. One person in particular towers above the or- dinary in her relations with her students. She-is a willing chaperone for the many dances ASTC pro- vides, served for two years as a Student Senate sponsor, and is currently one of the sponsors of Delta Zeta sorority. This special person came to ASTC in September of 1945 with both BA and MA degrees received from the University oi Arkansas. She is active oif-cam- pus as well as on, for she belongs to Zeta Tau Alpha, Kappa Delta Phi, and Skull and Torch organiza- tions. She is also co-author of a recent text, Col- lege Algebra. We dedicate this, the 1964 Scroll, to you, Miss Dorothy Long, as a token of our appreciation for your many services to our school. This is just a small gesture on our part in acknowledgment to an instructor who truly deserves this honor and whom we shall never forget - 1VIiss Dorothy Long. KY me Iust before suppertime Miss Long joins some oi the ASTC students for a game in the new recreation room 1 as ml,-

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,rt 1-Q, Q , 1.1 ,. -- ,. '. fzflzygg Z., t t photo by Iohn Reno President Iohn F. Kennedy as he spoke at Greer's Ferry Dedication, October 3. 1963. instead nf an Slegy. . . Bullets blot out the Lite-Time smile. Apollo ot the picture-page. Blunt-faced young lton Caught by vile Death ln an everlasting cage: And. no more young men in the world. The old men troop to honour him. The drums beat glum. Slight snow is swirled In dazzling sun. pale requiem. And pale dark-veiled Persephone. A golden child in elther hand. Stands by white pillars: Silently. It seems she might tonvllr stand. In bright grey sun. processtonals Ol pomp and honour. and of grief. Crown that dead head With coronals. Some stony hearts ieel some relief: But not your heart. America. Beating so slow and sure and strong. Strlclren in his Triumphal car, Guard Caosar's bitter laurels long. With soldiers' music, rites of war: He had proved bravely when put on! The soldiers shoot. Rage echoes tar Above the grave at Arlington. -G. S. Fraser Silas D. Snow, president ot the college, is warmly greeted by Iohn F. Kennedy as they meet at the Dedication. In the background are several of Arkansas leading political figures. photo by W. M. Appl 19 31, In