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

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STUDENT COUNCIL CULP KING Vice- President President This is the ninth year in the development of student government in this college. It has been a very satisfactory year. The Student Council, with the help of all of the students, proved that it is capable of administering the affairs of the college, even Without the help of the administrative authorities. We all sincerely feel that the Student Council has been successful in accom- plishing its motives, namely: to give experience in self government and training in useful citizenship, to promote and regulate student activities and to act as a medium between the administrative authority and the college. Moore, Ciray, Noblet. Wallace, Cox, Augenstein Sayler, I-largrave, Chapman, Winger, Blood l13l

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o 1 ,. ..,- , l i 1 1 9 Y MILDRED SARGEANT SHARLEY K' PIKE House Director of Residence Hall Dean of Women A.B. in English, Colorado Collegel A.M. in English, Marietta College. Marietta, Ohio: Graduate Work in English, University of lllinoisg Grad- uate Work in Personnel, Harvard Uni- versity. I W. A. RICKENBRODE BS, Northwestern University: M.S Columbia University. NELL HUDSON Business Manager Registrar M. Accounts, Avalon College: Grad- BS., Northwest Missouri S. T. C uate Cedar Rapids Business College. Student Chicago School of Physical 121 Education.

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FACULTY CGLINCIL Hake Cook Painter Phillips Wells Hudson Kinnaird Pike Colbert Dow The Faculty Council consists of the President of the College, the Registrar of the College, who also acts as Secretary for the Council, and.nine other mem- bers of the faculty, chosen by the faculty. The members of the Council in addition to their regular duties serve as an advisory body in determining policies of the School. , This group, which reports its actions to the faculty and makes recommenda- tions for faculty action, has final authority in all matters relating to admission and advanced standing, and assists the President of the College in selecting and defining duties of standing faculty committees. Dr. J. W. Hake, Chairman of the Physics Department of the College, is Chairman of the Council, which meets regularly each week. As Council Chairman, Dr. Hake performs the Work of the President of the College, in the latter's absence. Other members of the Council are: Dr. Uel W. Lamkin, President of the College: Miss Nell Hudson, College Registrar and Secretary of the Council, Miss Blanche H. Dow, Chairman of the Department of Foreign Languages: Dr. Anna M. Painter, Chairman of the English Department: Mr. H. T. Phillips, Chairman of the Education Department, Mr. Roy A. Kinnaird, Chairman of the Agriculture Department, Mr. G. H. Colbert, Chairman of the Mathematics Department, Dean Sharley K. Pike: Mr. T. H. Cook, of the Social Science Department, and Mr. C. E. Wells, College Librarian. E14 gl