Missouri State University - Ozarko Yearbook (Springfield, MO)

Page 24 text:

Jludllton NN-5' W BAKER HE work of the Audltor s offlce may be compared to that of a large commerclal bank wh1ch acts as a med1um through wh1ch the actual dollar and cents trans act1ons flow S T C s Audltor IS Mr Walterl Baker who IS study1ng th1s year at the uH1VEfSlty of Ar1zona During h1s leave the dut1es of the Audltor s off1ce are ably carr1ed out by Mr Harold Neece the actxng Audltor Among the more 1mportant dutles of the aud1tor IS the collectlon of the 1nc1 dental fees on reg1strat1on days Assoc1ated w1th the d1scharge of th1s task IS the collect1on of the specxal fees requlred of those students Who are taklng laboratory work or mus1c In h1s capac1ty as paymaster of S C the Aud1tor fmds h1s job partlcularly pleasant To the Aud1tor s Off1CC falls the duty of mak1ng all dlsbursements of the college actmg as a depos1tory for the var1ous departmental funds and for the funds of campus organlzauons The Audrtor makes a quarterly report to the fatate Aud1tor s offlce and he presents a monthly report to the Board of Regents The 0ff1C1al f1les of both the college and the Board of Regents are kept by the Aud1tor Mr Baker also serves as secretary to the Board HAROLD NEECE 20 CT . 7 . . , 1 . I . . . . . . . . f s . , . . . . . . . 1 . . . , . ' 1 ,- - f . . 1 . . v , Q . 1 . . . .

Page 23 text:

DORA ll XX NIES HE Department of Extens1on clrrectecl by MISS Dora I-laymes has the respons1b1l1ty of plac1ng our graduates 1n teach1ng pos1t1ons for Whlch they are best qual1f1ed Senlors who eek occupat1ons as xnstructors reg1ster w1th the Ertenslon Off1ce In th1s manner they assure themselves that due cons1derat1on w1ll be g1ven to a1d them Four hundred and n1nety three students rece1ved salar1ed pos1t1ons through th1s Department last year From New Mex1co to Wyommg came demands wh1ch were sent by elementary and secondary schools and colleges seeklng teachers capable of f1ll1ng the vacancles 1n the faculty staffs master the1r d1ff1cult1es and fulf1ll the1r clut1es as members of the teach1ng profes s1on 1n a manner worthy of the efforts wh1ch have been made to 1nsure the1r success Complete f1les of placement SCIVICCS are kept 1n order that the college may keep 1n constant touch wxth the graduates placed by thxs bureau In adcl1t1on to the eXtens1on work th1s offxce IQCCIVES and d1str1butes the college ma1l Under the capable and effxclent superv1s1on of MISS Haymes and her assrstant Mrss Donna Ashworth th1s Department has become one of the necessary unlts of the school DONINA XSIIWX ORTH 19 l l One of the aims of State Teachers College is to produce graduates who will ' 12.5. Slllnecton or Extenaton

Page 25 text:

CReg,l1..,xtncu1 me I g OLIVE GALLOWAY HE Registrar's office may be thought of as the office of a thousand and one duties, some of which may seem trivial to the inexperienced observer, but to the one well versed in school administration they are of prime importance. To a very large extent the Registrar is responsible for the enrollment of the college since the task of mailing bulletins and catalogues of the college to prospective students falls upon the shoulders of the Registrar and her assistants. The fact that this college has a larger enrollment than any other Teachers College in the State proves the efficiency with which the Registrar's office functions. Once the student decides to enroll, the work of the Registrar has just begun, as she must check the entrance requirements of each student and make out their course cards. To the freshman the Registrar's office is like a beacon light in a storm-it is his information booth where all his questions regarding the intricacies of the college curriculum can be explained in un- derstandable English. All during the student's college career the Registrar is busy serving him-each term her office records his grades and distributes his grade cards to him, and when he graduates, applications for positions and fellowships require transcripts and it is again the Registrar's office that supplies them. This office is under the capable direction of Miss Olive Galloway, who serves as S. T. C.'s Registrar, 21