Missouri State University - Ozarko Yearbook (Springfield, MO)

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E LLOYD W. KING State Superintendent of Schools This gentleman is Mr. Lloyd W. King, the State Superintendent of Schools. I have heard him speak here several times at meetings and assemblies. This year he came for the Christmas Chapel service. He I has been Superintendent for about eight years, and has done a lot y toward advancing the Missouri Teachers Colleges. I have known Mr. King for a long time. Before he moved to jefferson City, he lived y close to my home town . . . I I i l I The Power-heh I suppc Governor sonally, b Missouri. Their o the roost , at their mf jects ough certificates. tion of the swimming work to dc

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Reflection

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?ower-behind the scenes E nt of s and . He a lot 1 Mr. lived I suppose everybody knows who these men are. They're appointed by the Governor to see that the school is run properly. I dorft know all of them per- sonally, but some of the students do. They come from all over this part of Missouri. Mr. Sam Trimble is the president of the group. He's from Springfield. Their official title is the 'Board of Regents CI guess that's because they rule the roost D , and it certainly is surprising the number of things they have to do at their monthly meetings! They pick out the faculty. They decide what sub- jects ought to be taught. They determine the requirements for degrees and certificates. And they spend the school money, too. If it werenlt for the coopera- tion of these men, we wouldn't have the staduim or the field house, or the new swimming pool. And now they are getting a new library for us. That's a lot of work to do without any pay! Sam E. Trimble Lon Haymes -v -- .1 TT WC -I, S5-wall Ti Ralph Burley Maurice Cox err