University of Central Oklahoma - Bronze Book Yearbook (Edmond, OK)

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EQ er - A -rin, EJ , 3 if Q! X ' x ' -li' Dr. joe C. jackson, academic Dean of Central State College, directs the entire curriculum and instructional pro- gram for the school, Holding three degrees from OU, Dean Jackson came to CSC in 1948. Known throughout the state as an ex- pert on Oklahoma history, the Dean taught social studies courses and coached debate before he joined the administra- tive staff in 1950. This year his civic activities include serving as District Governor of Rotary. His official duties range from work- ing with departmental chairmen on class schedules, to supervising degree patterns, to serving on literally dozens of faculty and administrative commit- tees. He also is a member of the Ad- ministrative Council. Before coming to Central he taught at Sulphur and Bristow highschools as well as Bristow junior College. Programs Directed b Five Deans l Directing the expanding Fifth Year program is the official duty of Dr. E. C. Hall. Dean Hall works with other members of the graduate faculty to design courses that will better prepare teachers for their particu- lar areas of the profession and then to work out individual pat- terns of study for each person enrolled in the program. Holding three degrees from OU, Dr. Hall is active in civic and church work 'in Edmond. Nearing completion is the new Administration building, which now houses the ever increasing V number of administrative personnel. -ff 3 aussi

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Godfrey Builds School, Looks Ahead Dr. Godfrey is a deacon and a Rotarian. He represents the state of Oklahoma, serving as a delegate to NEA. His record is listed in Who's Who in the South and West and Who's Who in Education. In order to get better acquainted with the students and faculty, the President and Mrs. Godfrey hosted a reception in the fall. The couple met and helped entertain hundreds of guests at the social event. Although the President is beginning to see some of his dreams materialize in the form of new buildings for classroom and office space, he is far from being ready to rest on his laurels. Before the foundations had been poured for the new structures, he was already looking ahead to more and bigger plans for the school -a new, bigger Union, a new stadium and field house, more student apartments, and, of course, more and improved ways to educate and serve the students who continue to swell en- rollments at Central State. Central's First Lady Mrs. Garland Godfrey Dr. Godfrey previews the coming activities at the beginning of the year faculty breakfast, sponsored by the Alumni. Qi President Godfrey had the honor of introducing Senator Robert S. Kerr to Student Union employees before the Kerr Banquet.

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Dr. Charles H. Richmond, Dean of Students, was once a student at Cen- tral State himself. He took his bache- lor's at CSC in 1941. Since that time he has become an ordained minister in the Baptist church, served as an Army Chaplain, earned his master's and doc- tor's degrees from OU, and was coun- selor at Northeast highschool in Okla- homa City. His duties now include supervising personnel records of all students, han- dling veteran's affairs, coordinating all club and social activities on campus and serving on the Administrative Council. The Dean of Men and Dean of Women assist in carrying out his many duties as counselor and coordinator of student activities. Miss Wilma Armstrong, Dean of Women, serves as advisor and counselor for all women students at the college. She has charge of women's rush activi- ties, housing for women students, Pan- hellenic, Association of Women Stu- dents, and other social and sorority ac- tivities. Dean Armstrong came to CSC in 1953 from OSU where she had served as a residence counselor. After teaching in Central's Campus school for two years, she was named Dean of Women. She holds a bache1or's degree from OCW and a master's from OSU. Previous educational experience of Miss Armstrong includes teaching in Chickasha, Okmulgee, and Roswell, New Mexico, highschools and Syracuse University. Newest Dean at CSC is Alvin Frei- berger, Dean of Men, who took over his position in 1962. Working closely with Dean Richmond, he counsels men students in academic and social affairs. Dean Freiberger received a BA de- gree from Southeastern State College, Durant, in 1947 and received an MS de- gree from Oklahoma A8zM, Stillwater, in 1953. V While employed by the Oklahoma City public school system, he taught physical education and social studies at Capitol Hill junior highg then he was counselor at Capitol Hill highschool. Before coming to Central State, he was Assistant Principal at Harding high- school. Other than the capacity of Dean of Men, he is sponsor of the Inter-Frater- nity Council and Student Senate.