Missouri State University - Ozarko Yearbook (Springfield, MO)

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Lo! H 077'.l67',.Y Jtrengtb if mme Lee H. Morris Ban Mr. Baker is pretty important because he has all the money. He is the School Auditor . . . cashes checks, balances the budget, and occasionally comes out of his office long enough to remind the install- ment-plan students that their payments are due. I met Mr. Morris when I came up to get a job. He is the Business Manager and hires all the student helpers. Among other things, he oversees the bookstore, the cafe- teria, and any other school business. All in all, hels so busy you hardly ever see him except at ball games. omist flffzbfe fills-wifi: Walter I. Baker 2 Z Z 2 4 Z 5 r z F1 0211 role! Dean Sierrnxzf rozz I A. Y

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NEQ RALSU 1ll you uppose tudents l better Low, so fore he . Mom us not lls! I'll And Brigadier Coollbermty Ann Elise Gimson Care it but a feather N. Bertha Wells I'm certainly glad you donit have to get thrown out of school in order to see Dean Wells, for I canit begin to count the times she's helped me out of all sorts of major and minor difficulties. For instance, when I first came up she gave me a list of places to live. She found my mittens, my fountain pen, and the notebook I lost a week before finals. And that brief term I was an officer of my club she O.Kfd posters for me and scheduled rooms for us to meet in. Also, she chaperoned our dances. In fact, I couldnlt have gone through school without Dean Wells arciund.

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re up to get lnager and nong other e, the cafe- less. All in er see him ist fff X ff X! X ARBITRATORS Fzofzt 1011, Dean Wells V1rg1n1a Craxg Presxdent Ell1s Normar- Freuclenberger Masme Harmlton W Y Foster Second rou A W Brlggs W V Cheek Horatlo Farrar I 'W' Shanron L F Purrmlll A P Temple Back 1n the good old days when the faculty numbered around twenty five the pres1dent could call them all together when some thrng had to be declded But just try to get over a hundred people together these days especlally when they are faculty members w1th classes to teach clubs to sponsor, and all sorts of defense work on the1r m1nds' It just can t be done very often Thrs 1S one reason for havlng a faculty counc1l The head of each department can represent the other professors 1n that department, and the Dean and Pres1dent Ellls represent the adm1n1strat1on These judges supervlse the soc1al clubs, and at the1r meetrngs they dlscuss problems of currrculum The curr1culum IS what courses they teach, and the problem 1S when to teach them , . . . . . . V . , ' 1 1 a 1 1 . . 1 ' ' ' 1 - ' ,N ,,.,., ,ma , , , . , . . , , h . . 1 , . -. 1 , . .. . 9 Z ff' Z' ' , U X 4' ff 7 K 7 '7 If 1 ' f4'QW'W if Wifi . U H fl! ,, ' f ,ff 7' fl ' Q? ' 1 ' ' A I W' ,W ,Z fy ,f , ' M! ff' A' ff , M, f 4 , 1 ' 3, I . . . , . . L I Q n 1 1 4 F . n .