Drury University - Souwester Yearbook (Springfield, MO)

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is-We xwell 9 Wav cava t 1 Boba Mrs. Charles Mrs. F rank Short O'Connell - t. 'tif tg .7 'iljiiaw 4 72 f PQ . '22-A ' Fifi? 5 wwf Miss Phyllis Hull Miss Clara Langsford and Mr Carl Stillwell THE BACK STAGE PEOPLE MRS. FRANK SHORT better known to the students as Shorty is our school nurse and an expert listener to the laughs and loves of campus- ology. Connie MRS. CHARLES CCONNELL is well known for her Student Union activities which she directs. She is usually seen hustling around the c.x., managing the bookstore, or planning an S. U. party. MRS. A. A. ROCKWELL has been taking care of the scholastic records and transcripts for the last eleven years. In her spare time she sponsors Tau Beta Sigma, honorary band sorority. DR. ROBERT CASH- MAN is new this year and is now doing public relations work for the college. The business oflice is run by MR. CARL STILLWELL who keeps the college out of the red, helps the students with scholarships, and finds student employment. The national Independent Student Associa- tion is proud to have him as their executive secretary. He is assisted by MISS CLARA LANCSFORD, secretary treasurer, who keeps the official financial records and is secretary to the Board of Trustees and MISS PHYLLIS HULL who has accepted the students' money as the cashier for eight years. MR. WILLIAM MCCRAE keeps the grounds in tip-top shape by handling repairs as well as additions to the physical plant of Drury. MRS. ELEANOR POWELL, dietitian, plans the meals and directs the kitchen. I c as 111 Mr. William MC I rs- Elealz O1-P OW 6 .rf ,f Z L C n' A party Home . The ha dances ha togethers t spelling b They woni sports abou went smili: were unde for our bei 4 lv! .off i,,I

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MATHEMATICS Dr. Austin R. Brown, Jr., Associate Professor, Ph. D. Mr. Willard L. Craves, Associate Professor, A.M. PHYSICAL EDUCATION MUSIC Mr. A. A. Rockwell, Assistant Professor, A.B., Mus. B. Mr. Raymund Koch, Professor of Voice Mrs. Carl Thompson, Instructor in Voice Mr. Robert A. Steinbauer, Assistant Professor of Piano, B. Mus., M. Mus. Mrs. Patricia Paul Jaeger, Assistant Professor of Violin, Mus. B., Mus. M. CAbsentD Coach Ag L. Weiser, Professor, M.S. in Ed. Miss Louise Covington, Assistant Professor, A.M. Coach Ray Kanehl, Associate Professor, BS. Mrs. Reba R. Payne, Assistant Professor of Piano, Mus. B., Mus. M. Dr. Robert Clover, Professor of Organ and Theory, Mus. M., Mus. Mr. Alexander Donaldson, D. ,. Assistant Instructor of Woodwind Instruments, B.S., M. Ed. ' 1 Mr. Wayne Iohnson, Instructor in Woodwind Instruments, Mus. B. Mrs. Marjorie Kopp, Assistant Professor of Cello, B. Mus., M. Mus. Absent SOCIOLOGY Dr. E. C. McCurtain, Professor, M.A., Ph. D.

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illwell Shorty is L of campus- known for sually seen ig an S. U. ie scholastic re time she RT CASH- fork for the VELL who arships, and ent Associa- assisted by s the official and MISS the cashier rls in tip-top cal plant of meals and A party party time-at the faculty Christmas tea given by the Home Economics Department. The hard-working faculty spent a great many of their evenings at our dances having a good time while chaperoning. They had their own get togethers too at the teas before faculty meetings. Ar the Student Union spelling bee, many hilarious freaks turned out to be professors incognito They won the bee just to prove again that they could-but were good sports about it. Back to their lecture rooms, offices, and laboratories they went smiling under their breaths. The faculty offered us counseling and were understanding. In the classroom they exhibited their arts and skills for our benefit. The chaperones Rogue s Gallery The Donaldsons and the Browns dance the light fantastics P0 Situation normal - all fouled up! The faculty show their brains at the spelling bee. 15