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

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r Members of the Board of Regents include: C. F. Russell, Luther G. Belcher, Jr., W. F. Phares, Jr., President Robert P. Foster, Garvin R. WiUiams, J. P. Morgan, W. M. C. Dawson. NWMSC BOARD OF REGENTS W. M. C. DAWSON, President of the Citizen ' s Bank of Grant City, Missouri, has served on the Board since 1951. D. W. HOPKINS, of the Anderson-Hoplcins- Wallace Insur- ance Agency in St. Joseph, Missouri, was appointed to the Board in 1963 by Governor John Dalton. J. P. MORGAN, a lawyer and judge of the Chillicothe, Missouri, Circuit Court, has been a member of the Board of Regents since 1961. W. F. PHARES, JR., of Phares OiLCompany in Mary- ville, was appointed to the Board in 1965. The members of the Board of Regents are appointed to their positions by the Governor of the State of Missouri. Each appointment is for a term of six years. C. F. RUSSELL, Director of Guidance in the Trenton, Missouri, public schools, has been a member since 1961. GARVIN R. WILLIAMS, of Williams Lawn Seed Company in Maryville was appointed to the Board in 1959. HUBERT WHEELER, Missouri Commissioner of Educa- tion, is an ex-officio member of the Board of Regents. LUTHER G. BELCHER, JR., Business manager of NWMSC, is secretary to the Board of Regents. 13

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THEIR TASK: TO TEACH MEANING AND UNDERSTANDING THEIR PUPILS: THE STUDENTS I Vita OF NORTHWEST MISSOURI STATE COLLEGE 12 I Gr; 195: D. ' anc the J.l

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OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT EMEWTUS NORTHWEST MISSOURI STATE COLLEGE Maryville, Missouri J. W. Jones, President Emeritus Miss Nancy L. Boyd, Editor. 1967 TOWER, Northwest Missouri State College. f Dear Miss Boyd: Thank you for the invitation to write a brief letter for your 1967 TOWER. The information that I have seems to me to indicate that the 1967 TOWER will be an out- standing publication of considerable interest to the student body and a credit to the leadership which you are giving to the staff in its production. The perspective of anything is conditioned to a very large extent by the point of view and the experience one has had with those things which are in view. The TOWER is a reflection of current college activities especially as it deals with the major aspects of college life which you are planning to include in the book. I trust that the student body will recognize the opportunities at the Northwest Missouri State College to grow from their youthful point of view as Freshmen into the maturity that should characterize Seniors. The record in the 1967 TOWER indi- cates that such maturity is being developed. The students and the total college should be- of this record. and I am sure they are— very proud Very truly yours, f . .■ (f- y Jii.- ... J. W. Jones President emeritus 14