University of Missouri - Savitar Yearbook (Columbia, MO)

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MISSOURI ' S R. L. SCORAH, W. R. ELLIOTT, and J. C. McANULTY in the Mechanical Engineering labora- tories. C. E. MARSHALL, Soils D. J. PORTER, Chemical Engineering FREDERICK SHANE, Art Page IS

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PROrESSORS From where we sit, in the drowsy back row recesses of Missouri ' s class- rooms, professors look strange and far away. They assign us much to much work, and grade us much, much too low, and there ' s a tendency for bad feeling from both sides when grades come out at mid -semester. But close-up, these men who are our instructors are quite human, always willing to clear up reasonable troubles that we might have, glad to bridge the gaps that occur in their instruction. Among them are numbered Guggenheim fellowship winners, Rhodes scholars, many Phi Betes, leaders and outstanding authorities in their chosen fields, and we ' re rightly proud of what they ' ve done to keep our faculty standards what they are. Faculty members have hobbies, go to parties, play pool, and some even take work-outs at the gym. Through the newly-instituted series of student union teas, presented on Friday afternoons, much closer and better relationships have resulted between student and faculty groups, and the trend is ever toward improving these re- lationships. MARTIN L. FAUST, Political Science LEWIS E. ATHERTON, Hiitory Page 17

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PROrESSORS E. W. SHARP, Journalism LEONARD BLUMENTHAL, Mathematics W. W. CARPENTER, Education Pace 19