Northwest Missouri State University - Tower Yearbook (Maryville, MO)

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Dhe TOW E OLIVE S. DE LUCE Fine Arts. B. S. (Columbia University). Bachelor's Diploma in Supervision, and Bache- lor’s Diploma in Elementary Education (Teachers’ College, New York). Graduate Work (Columbia University). “Take art for art’s sake.” CARRIE HOPKINS Fine Arts and English, Ph. B. (State Teachers’ College, Colorado). Dignity and stateliness are her qualities of grace, But she greets one and all with a smile on her face. BLANCHE DOW French and Dramatics Senior Social Adviser. B. S. (Smith). Diploma (School of Expression, Boston). “Grace, beauty, and culture. And the greatest o f these is culture.” Twenty-two 1923

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Zhe OWE BEATRIX WINN English. Senior Business Adviser. A. B., B. S. (University of Missouri). M. A. (Columbia University). “To be master of your mother tongue, you must ” talk slowly and distinctly. MATTIE M. DYKES English. Junior Social Adviser. a S. oom ay Missouri State Teachers’ Col- ege). M. A. (University of Chicago). People seem to impose on her good nature. ANNA M. PAINTER English. B. A. (Earlham College). M. A. (Columbia University). Graduate Student (University of California). Graduate Student (Sorbonne, Paris). On leave September 1922 to September 1923. “I would give my students not only knowledge but inspiration.” Twenty-one

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The HENRY A. FOSTER History. B. A. (Yale). M. A. (University of Chicago). “7 ealue history; none can prise it more.” T. H. COOK History. B. S. (Stanberry Normal School, Missouri). “T stand corrected.” HETTIE M. ANTHONY Home Economies. B. A. (University of Missouri). M. A. (Columbia University). Bachelor's Diploma in Home Economies (Teach- ers’ College, New York). “Now, | don't want you to believe a word 1 say.” Teenty-three 1923