Missouri State University - Ozarko Yearbook (Springfield, MO)

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SSXNs vssss .X K sf . Marguriette Noble, Junior President Harold Neece, Senior Councillorg Louis Sharp III, Student Presidentg Dr. Koeppe, Advisorg Wa1'ren Benneht, Junior Councillor: William Henry, Senior President, Herbert Bench, Sophomore Presidentg Jack Powell, Freshman President. Council STUDENT The Student Council is a governing body of the college and is elected by the students. Since 1920 it has been the medium through which the student body acts and rules. The Council consists of seven members. The President of the student body is the presiding oth- cer of the group, and with the Senior Councillor and Iunior Councillor, is chosen by the student body in a general election held during the spring term. A class president for each of the four college Q classes complete the Council. They are chosen at the beginning of the fall term by their classmates in closed meetings. The Council meets regularly during the college year and ever keeps in mind the social, educa- tional, and moral Welfare of the student body. In the past few years as ar present, the Council sponsors several Play Nights during the year. These are student programs given for the benefit of the student body. All funds obtained from this source go into the Council treasury. Page 23

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l COUHCII FACULTY The Faculty Qouncil, composed of the departmental heads, is one of the oldest and most active organizations of the college. 'It owes its origin to custom and not to any direct pro- vision of law of administrative ordi- nance. It makes recommendations to the faculty on many matters of I l l l l l I major importance and handles a multitude of administrative details on which the President of the faculty feels that a variety of opinion and a group judgment may be desirable. It is in effect the executive committee of the faculty. mv-W' n A P Temple, Science, N. Bertha Wells, Dean of Wolmen, Fla-y T. Burgess, Home Economics W Y Foster Education, Virginia J. Craig, English and Speech, J. D. Delp, Commerce, W. O. Cralle Sociology and Economics, President Roy Eallis, H. A. Wise, Director Greenwood Training School, C P Kinsey WIUSIC N0I'mH11 FI'0l1rdCI1'beI'S9I , F0I'eig11 LHHSUHS-CSS S-ue S. Perkins, Mathematics, Deborah Weisel Art Cstandingh James W. Shannon,iHistory, L. E. Pummill, Director of Pre-Professional Education Page 22

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1 Book Lovers ' 1 1 LIBRARY 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 GRACE PALMER, Heaa' Librarian A.B., Drury College B.L.S., University of Illinois Li- brary School Postgraduate Work, Columbia University School of Li- brary Service MAE CowDEN, Assistant Librarian in Charge of the Periodical Room B.S. in Education, Southwest Mis- souri State Teachers College The school library has grown and enlarged until it now occupies the entire north wing and the entire south wing of the Academic Building. Students find a wide range of books of general interest and valuable books in specialized Fields. The south wing is devoted to periodicals, and books on eco- nomics, sociology, religion, philosophy, education and ethics. For the past two years the library has remained open each evening until nine o'clock and on Saturday afternoons until four o'clock. Student workers assist Miss Palmer, Miss Wal- lace and Miss Cowden in the many duties connected with the library. 1 FRANCES E. WALLACE, ,4:fi.vfant yLibrar- 1 Health 16172 1 B.S. ' Ed ft' ,S th M' - 1 Sgilfi Silatlelcglileaclcfielrs Vfgiiiiegels B.S. in Library Science, Univer- 1 ' 1 sity of Illinois A cold in the head, inflamed eyes, a bruised knee are com- mon ailments treated, by Dr. Taylor. Yards of adhesiye tape, gauze, and cotton are consumed in treating the hundreds of students requiring medical1attention. Every student is given a thorough examination and physical defects are thus detected and given the necessary treatment. y This year the waiting room was enlarged to accommodate the many students waiting foryan interview with the doqtor. A student assistant keeps an accurate record of each patient who is treated. 1 1 WILLIAM TAYLOR, School Physician A.B., Springlield B.S. in Medicine, University of Missouri M.D., Rush Medical College 1 1