Missouri State University - Ozarko Yearbook (Springfield, MO)

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STUDENTS are not always aware of the vast amount of administrative work necessitated by the collegeg we are, however, keenly aware and appreciative of the efficiency and understanding of our administrative officers. Jicilminlatnation duiilota

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30 Mauna ORN at Batavia, Ohio, in 1878-graduate of Ohio Wesleyan in 1898-was gradua ate student of University of Chicago in 1898 and 1899. Taught in Michigan and Wiscon- sin high schools until his advent here in 1907 as chemistry and physics teacher. Married, has two daughters, lane and Mary Dell, both S. T. C. graduates. Favorite sport is hunting -is omnivorous eater-has no hobby except his work-likes good music-his favorite actors are George Arliss and Paul Muni. CQ. UD. Flaamlplle A. P. TEMPLE Science B. S. R. TEMPLE, in common with J it L all excellent teachers, believes in today's youth and believes that youth improves every decade. In this state- ment, one can see a curious parallel to his own career. Each year has seen an improvement in teaching which he has fostered. He has always held fairly closely to the classical concept of teaching yet has consistently encouraged the pro- gressive dissemination of knowledge. He introduced visual education here, and he pioneered in using radio to broadcast school propaganda. Through all his thirty years of teaching here, he has firmly believed infthe future of S. T. C. and of youth. In this manner and by his devotion to duty, he has earned the respect and admiration of all who know him. clfctencm

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.fllolffcll clflf. King HE State Department of Education extends greetings to the student body, faculty, alumni, and friends of the Southwest Missouri State Teachers College. We congratulate your institution on its contribution to lVlissouri's program of education which has as its first objective this year the improvement -of instruction, Through your cooperation and the cooperation of the other educational agencies of the State, new courses of study have been devel- oped for the elementary schools: plans have been made for the revision of the curricula of the secondary schoolsg and teachers are being trained both in school and in service in order that they can better prepare our boys and girls for efficient participation in life. 12