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

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Alumni Association Secretary Dr. H. L. Minton AB-Arkansas State Teachers College Special Study-Massachusetts Institute of Technology Graduate Study-George Peabody College Ph.D.-University of Chicago Dr. H. L. Minton became the Alumni Association Secretary after retiring from fulltime teaching at ASTC. For many years Dr. Minton was professor of geography at ASTC. As secretary of the Alumni Association, Dr. Minton has the responsibility of maintaining con- nections between the alumni of ASTC and the college. He and his staff publish The Alumnus four times a year. It is mailed to over 5,000 alumni whose addresses are known. Through the efforts of Dr. Minton and the Alumni Association much of the money for the W. C. Ferguson Memorial Chapel was raised. Director of Placement H. B. Hardy. Ir. BA-Arkansas State Teachers College MA-George Peabody College H. B. Hardy, Ir. serves as Placement Director and also as Assistant Director of Evening Studies at ASTC. Hardy is a native of Heber Springs and graduated from high school there. He has done addi- tional graduate study at the University of Arkansas. Before coming to ASTC in the summer of 1956, Hardy was principal of Wynne High School. He also taught at Plum Bayou High School and at Heber Springs. At ASTC Hardy is a sponsor of Sigma Tau Gamma fraternity and is the faculty advisor for the Scroll. As Director of Placement, it is his job to find the best jobs for graduates of ASTC. He also assists students who are applying for graduate schools. His office compiles and maintains employment files on each graduate. As the Assistant Director of Evening Studies he works with the Director of Field Services in making available a college education, through night classes, to those who are employed.

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Director of Development Charles Teeter BSE-Arkansas State Teachers College M.A.-University of Arkansas Charles R. Teeter was named Director of De- velopment in 1961. Prior to this time, he was Person- nel Dean of Arkansas AGM College in Monticello. Teeter is a native of Pottsville and graduated from Pottsville High School. Mr. Teeter has served for many years in the public school systems of Arkansas. He was superintendent of schools at Gould and Star City before going to AGM. As Director of Development, Teeter assists in the general development of the college as directed by the President. He is also Chief of Adminissions Counciling. In the capacity he visits many high schools in the state recruiting students for ASTC. His office is also concerned with admissions coun- ciling, student employment, public relations, and special assignments. Q Director of Public Relations Tommy Smith BSE-Arkansas State Teachers College M.Ed.-University of Arkansas Tommy Smith came to the Arkansas State Teachers College in the summer of 1962 as Di- rector of Public Relations. He is a native of Dallas County and attended high school in Magnet Cove. Before coming to ASTC, Mr. Smith was principal of El Dorado High School. At ASTC, Smith is one of the sponsors of Phi Lambda Chi fraternity and he serves on several administrative committees. As the Director of Public Relations, he assists the President in interpreting ASTC's role in educa- tion to the publics of Arkansas. His office is in- volved with the following operations: distribution of materials and information, student recruitment, news bureau, student employment, production of pamphlets, brochures, newsletters, and other publi- cations, speakers, legislative matters, and conven- tions and meetings on the campus.

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Director of the Student Center Robert Carter BA-Arkansas State Teachers College Robert Carter became the Director of the Stu- dent Center in 1957. Mr. Carter was born in Texas and attended public schools at Cleburne, Texas. He attended Baylor University, but graduated from ASTC. Carter taught at Morrilton High School and worked with the State Department of Education before coming to ASTC. He is a member of the Rotary Club. Carter is in charge of all activities connected with the center. He is responsible for buying the merchandise for the bookstore, food supplies for the center, and keeping accurate records of all the business transactions. He also keeps a calendar on which must be put all events scheduled in the center. Carter's responsibilities were increased in the fall of l9B3 with the addition of a coffee bar. recreation room, and an expanded bookstore to the facilities of the center. Director of Food Services and A ssistant Business Manager Howard Montgomery BSE-Arkansas State Teachers College MA-University of Arkansas Howard Montgomery became the Director of Food Services at ASTC in 1947 after serving for several years as the football coach for the Bears. He was born in Temple, Texas, and graduated from high school there. While he was the football coach, he also served as an instructor and as the Athletic business manager. The Directorship of Food Services is a large responsibility for Mr. Montgomery, for he is in charge of buying all food for the cafeteria and seeing that the students of ASTC receive three bal- anced and nutritious meals a day. Montgomery is in charge of one of the largest staffs on campus including cooks and student helpers. W its r 'M E - J, yy Z . Wei Ls ::,:'iffQ, fi,. .' : V i ' fx - 55 ' .wf,57: 3:E?'r :gi : ?z!tZfr3?'Ma'4fIA'qQ?2 fviixwl? . in r . V , , . .M 34 gg . ,.,, 5 I 4 .I,., .W at 7 ,E , I Q -1 ' .. ww-warp, Wx