Jefferson College - Vikon Yearbook (Hillsboro, MO)

Page 7 text:

50 3-wmv: 1-. ' 1 wwf. - , -M-W' 'A 'J Ml TFTM . ,R , . ,. ,1 'i w3- Ll V E ws. ' .- ,,4.N VW ihgpifajff VA. .sm 1 ...f Q gf wa ': 4. Kgs,-12.1 . ' ' 1 , 'fav ,wk 4, Plum F l 7 'o, I

Page 9 text:

Mr. Studyvin shows obvious pride in.IefTerson College. EDICATION The editor and staff of the 1966 Vikon dedicate this yearbook to Mr. ll. Charles Studyvin, President of the Board of Trustees, in appreciation for his many services and far sighted dedication to the college. Mr. Studyvin has devoted most of his life to community service, youth organiza- tions, and education. A former teacher himself, Mr. Studyvin was educated at Utah State University, the University of Hawaii, and Saint Louis University. He was teaching electronics in Chicago when he was recalled into the Navy to serve during the Korean Conflict. On his release from the Navy, Mr. Studyvin returned to Missouri to become President of the DeSoto School Board. While holding this post, he became in- terested in providing higher educational opportunities for community students. A member of the original Board of Trustees, Mr. Studyvin has been a prime mover be- hind the college since its inception. He has been instrumental in helping to plan for the physical development of the college and in providing a faculty insurance pro- gram. In addition to his work for the college, he still Ends time to serve as a merit badge counselor in electronics for the Boy Scouts and has served as President of the DeSoto Little League. Mr. Studyvin and his wife, Doris, have three children, Terry, seven, Ken, four- teen, and Sandra, nineteen. Sandra is now a -Ieflierson College student, and Mr. Studyvin intends to send his sons to Jefferson too. Mr. Studyvin eloquently summarized his attitude toward jefferson College by say- ing, A man would have to be devoid of feeling to view this accomplishment with- out a sense of pride.