Missouri State University - Ozarko Yearbook (Springfield, MO)

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Dr. Martin reports too, that Mr. Henderson, science supervisor in Greenwood Training School, has been transferred to help in teaching the enlarged science classes of the college. The boys in these classes realize that in the post-war world as well as during the present conflict, there will be a dire need for those who are well-trained in math and science. Girls, too, are not missing in these classes, because they are entering the war effort with the hope of serving as nurses. These two departments aren't the only ones definitely affected by changed conditions. ESTHER HENNICKE, A.M. ROBERT MUNSON HOWE, A.M. Associate Professor of Education Training School Supervisor HENRIETTA KELLER, B.M. Associate Professor in Education Training School Supervisor C. E. KOEPPE, Ph.D. Professor of Geography Instructor in Art GLENN E. KARLS, A.M. Assistant Professor in Agriculture HAROLD KING, B.M. Instructor in Violin Conductor of Orchestra JIU l WINSTON E. LYNES, B.M. Instructor in Wind Instruments Director of Band C. P. KINSEY, M.M. Professor of Music V. 'R' fi W A. I. McDONALD Instructor in Physical Education Coach of Football and Basketball I8 H . , l'i' . N . xi f. J' . u f ,ax f, 'ff' ll tt- - s '1 , .,. ,:4 , . .fi wtf ,iy,, , -infix-. , , i tg - X 5, .4 'tiggg 1. 'H - . . , MARY C. KEITH, A.M. Professor of History LULU KINSEY, B.M. Instructor in Piano i Z . Q in ix gy' ' R. W. MARTIN, Ph.D. Professor of Chemistry

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fected, but perhaps the most noticeable are those of math and science. Due to the demands made by the army for men well-trained in these two subjects, these departments have become overcrowded with young men eager to absorb all they can-for future benefit. In spite of a general decrease in the college enrollment, Mr. Pummill announces that the math classes have increased by about a hundred students, and scheduled classes have been divided to form new ones. A full time teacher, Mr. Pyle, has been added to the teaching staff to care for these extra students. I Wx .aw-Z lk W. Y. FOSTER, A.M. NORMAN FREUDENBERCER, ANI. CARL V. FROANABARGERK A.lvI. RUTH GIBSQN' A-M. Or of Education and Head of Professor of Latin and Head of Instructor in Mathematics Instructor in Comme,-Cc Education Department Foreign Language Dept. 1 af- ... 5 137 hx I.. ' 5-.I Ear: Q I NUNCEY Q, CQQDCHILDI Ph.D. MAUDE VR. GREUB, Ms. M'?:SfDf3R0LHY 'ZA'-L Mx-wma c. HAMILTON, AM. Associate professor of giolog Instructor in Home Economics 3 G crm Mag V Professor' of Art Y Head of Art Department ' SSCPICE HARRISON, ANI. RICHARD E. HASWELL, Ph.D. EFTON R. HENDERSON, Ph.D. DORA HENNICKE, A.lv1. C'afG Professor of Education Associate Professor of English Professor of Education Associate Professor of Education Training School Supervisor Training School Supervisor I7

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The home economics and agricultural programs have been extended too. Miss Burgess and Miss C-reub are working diligently with the girls in order to plan ways to cope with the new problems raised by rationing of household necessities. They' feel that the home economics courses should be made even more practical now. They are promoting more demonstra- tion work so that the students themselves will receive first-hand information. They are learning not only to make food rations go as far as possible, but are also becoming proficient in making over old clothes. Miss Burgess proudly claims that even with fewer students in MABEL MOBERLY AM D H NICHOLSON PhD STANLEY C OLIVER Ph.D. Assifsfanrt Professor of Education l Professor of History l l Professorof Education raining School Supervisor ect W: E. PAYNE, Ph.D. Ufef 'VI Sociology and Economics SUE S. PERKINS, A.M. Professor of Mathematics DALIAS A. PRICE, A.M. Professor of Geography 1 lmAS'?RGARET PUTNAM, A.M. DOROTHY RICHEY, A.M. VIRGINIA RITTENHOUSE fuctor in Physical Education Assistant Professor of Speech I9 IRENE PARNELL, A.M. Instructor in Education Training School Supervisor L. E. PUMMILL, Ph.D. Professor of Mathematics Head of Mathematics Department ELDA E. ROBINS, A.M. Associate Professor of English