Missouri State University - Ozarko Yearbook (Springfield, MO)

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WILLIAM E. TAYLOR, M.D. School Physician UMM The Student Health Office is under the direction ot Doctor William Taylor. l-le is assisted by Miss Iva Ray and Norman Mauldin, laboratory technician. The health center is equipped with modern devices tor diagnosing and treating the students' ills. ln addition it is charged with the responsibility of giving complete physical examinations to all new students, and with issuing health certificates tor physical education classes. Students in the train- ing school also make use ot these services. twei tull- assis bacl- libre met tion IVA RAY, R.N. School Nurxe NORMAN MAULDl N Lfzlzoralory Tl'L'!JIIil'i!I!l MARC-ARE'l Rcfcrcrzc 6? 4353

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k of ation ords ta an past ased J the been an 0 ' and, The extension office is one of the busiest depart ments in the school Under the direction of Mrs Dora Haymes jones It handles a great number of things One of the most important of course is its the extension office helps find positions for education students and attempts to fill the teaching needs of school superintendents in Southwest Missouri l s ff, . . . . - i ' A W- d . . . function as a placement bureau. ln this capacity A addition the office tries to keep informed regarding the whereabouts and activities of graduates of SMS. They do their best to keep this file up-to--date and are often asked to furnish references for ex-students seeking other jobs. The third important division of the work done by the extension office is that which handles the correspondence and extension courses, which the college offers. A great many students who, because of other occupations, find it impossible to do residence work take advantage of the op- portunity to accumulate both knowledge and college credit that is provided by these courses. The ex- tension department also handles part of the incoming mail and does all the mimeograph work for the other business offices of the college. A capable, alert staff works together to help keep up the standard of effi- cient service for which SMS is well-known. DORA HAYMES IONES Dircclor of Extension DONNA ASHWORTH THOMPSON Sc'c'rf'fa1'y KATHERINE MILLER Secretary 23

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P 1 irection Jy Miss hnician. devices ts' ills. Jility ot all new ates for e train- .1416 The college library has an average staff of twenty-tive student helpers, as well as its tour tull-time librarians. Those students who assist in the library are required to have sorne background experience, through courses in library science. These courses teach the methods and techniques used in library opera- tion. JR 4 GRACE PALM ER Liflrarian 1 K i 4 li Il il ii i ii l f Q i MARGARET CRICHTON ETHEL ELY FRANCES WALLACE lil'f1'l'l'Ilf'L' LilH'lll'flIII Lif1i'f1r-y Assixlunl Axxovialv LiI1i'ui'iurl ' W'-mm. so ,.,