Missouri State University - Ozarko Yearbook (Springfield, MO)

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,.,. ,, .. ,...,,-.Y , . ..- . H s f..f4:'1H.11-t-4c1frfv'- ' ' -+'m Ti ' 6 t When people not attending college want positions they -usually go to an employment office, but when students at S. M. S. want employment they go to onelof the friendliest men on the campus, Mr. Morris. ,Mr. Morris is also the administrator of the college budget and keeps records of amounts spent for each department. As purchasing agent for the college, Mr. Morris has made a reputation reaching far beyond our state. ln l934, he was chosen to serve as President of the National Association of Educational Buyers. ln addition to these duties Mr. Morris acts as Treasurer of the Board of Regents. ISABEL BAYLESS Sz'rrrlary 20 -I-P'---H-'VA--ff':-' -1-' '1 - 'Y-f-f-513-1i4i2,..::Zlf -:',ii4:5sa..: .caan LEE H. MORRIS B11.vi11cnv.r Manager

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thwest :dence endent to that apacity a rural educa- mnan, Walla, Dean N. Bertha Wells directs and advises the students in many different activities. Her principal duty is that of councillor to the women of the college. However there are numerous other tasks which she performs such as the directing of social and extra-curricular affairs scheduling rooms for such functions issouri. ' Y hrough ling to at the J. He Com- Educa- lent of -5 , handling the lost and found department issuing lockers, and aiding students in finding lodging. ln addition to these duties, Miss Wells is friend and advisor to any student in time of trouble. Born in Northern Missouri, Miss Wells attended Kirksville High School, and re- ceived an A. B. Degree from Drury Col- lege. She 'taught Creek and Latin at Lamar, Missouri, and for sometime after her appointment at the college she was an instructor of languges. BETTYE CILMORE WADLOW , Sr'rrr'fm'y fo fbf' Dean

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W. l. BAKER Anrfilor Every bank has a banker so does our college Mr W l Baker the college audltor ns un reality the college banker To the audutors office fall the dutues of collecting the lncndental fees and the special fees required of those students who are taking laboratory work or muslc making all disburse ments of the college acting as a deposntory for the varlous departmental funds and for the funds of campus organlza tnons However even such duties as making quarterly fnnanclal reports to both state and national officials do not take away the smiles and college splrlt which make Mr Baker a favorite among the students ln addutlon to these duties lvlr Baker acts as Secretary of the Board of Regents Zl l i l l l I l W 1 .cl i . . . . i . . . . ' , , . 1 . , . . . . A . . . . - 4 3 l' , , l , l 5 . , Q, Q. l l. .I il- ,jv I 1. ,lf ii