Missouri State University - Ozarko Yearbook (Springfield, MO)

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-FH CULTY CCDUHCIL l Members Nor Shown: PRESIDENT ROY ELLIS, DEAN WILLARD GRAFF, GUY THOMPSON, MAYME HAMILTON, GLENN E. V KARLS, DOYLE KEMRER, DEAN BERTHA WELLS. VIVIAN FORD W. VIRGIL CHEEK H. A. WISE MARY A. WOODS ANNA LOU BLA!R 1. S. SHANNON FLOY T. BURCESS LAWRENCE E. PUMMILL HORATIO M. FARRAR L J I A. W. BRIGGS R. W. MARTIN W. O. CRALLE N H L I' V 1 '. Y if g 2 '! f 3 E W 9 'iff A I 1 F fr! i ' L , , A ,,,.,..L.-1 ,,,i.T,.i ,i-...l 1.11- ,271- ,il- ,11 in I f I A- . 1

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s 7 ,Sf importance x the results er, ln recog- ws a student selves getting ices which are with the able :scribes proper iggest under- ination of the I examination, this examina- -nay have, are ince. By this implete under- alth. Perhaps af the school ys, and during seen sitting on medicine kit the students' lr health at all Clil PQTQl2lll The College Cafeteria attempts to provide balanced, well-cooked meals for students at actual cost. In these days of ever rising prices this is a difficult achievement and credit should be given to cafeteria manager, Mrs. Frances Denny, and her staff of helpers for the excellent job they are doing The cafeteria serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner Monday through Friday. Many campus organiza- tions make use of cafeteria facilities for dinner meetings and other informal meal time gatherings. Banquets are also prepared and served by the staff The kitchen is equipped with modern equip- ment and the dining room is pleasant and attractive 'fi A-H'r1'.s.f' X2-'E , ' 1 R ilijmg 5. 1 l QCBDKSTOIZC The College Book Store plays a leading role on the SMS campus. The store is open every week day from 8:00 to 4:00 and until noon on Saturday to supply the needs of the students. Mr. Morris S. Baer has been Manager of the Book Store since September l, l947. He is assisted by student helpers Mack-Davis, Delbert Boos, and john Perrey. At the end of each term the Book Store buys back books from the students for resale at the beginning of the new term. The enlarged enrollment at SMS and the addi- tion of the Industrial Arts Department has increased the amount of supplies kept in stock. Paper short- ages make it difficult for the store to obtain a sufficient number of text books and an adequate supply of paper to meet the demands.

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MMILL RAR ON GLENN E MAY 1948 TIME DR. VIRGINIA CRAIG Presents The Facultyat S. M. Sf,