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

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DEDICA T10 Mr. Everett Brown ln dedicating the 1954 Tower to Mr. Everett Brown, the Tower Staff considered many things-things such as service to the college, character, personality, friendliness toward students, and willingness to help all who need friendly advice or counseling. Through his position as Director of the Field Service and Placement Bureau, Mr. Brown has met almost every student at some Page 5 point during his collegiate career. That he has done this with an air of friendliness and im- partiality is a well known fact. It was with great pleasure that the 1954 Tower was dedicated to him. Devotion to his work, his high ideals, service to the students and to the college represent a few of the many things that are a monument to the personal worth of Mr. Brown.