Missouri Valley College - Sabiduria Yearbook (Marshall, MO)

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jjfze !Q0e5ic!enIfg page l l The Sabiduria represents an old tradition at Missouri Valley College. Year after year it has left a record in pictures of the many-sided activities which go to make up the life of the college. It helps us to remember that college is more than a place where we come to spend four years in studyg that it is a place where we make friends and learn to live as a group. It is life at its best. Here in the pages of the Sabiduria are the faces we have come to know and love. During the war years no Sabiduria appeared. Now it is back on the campus bringing the record of the first post-war year of the greater Missouri Valley College. lt contains many things which may be increasingly a part of the college of tomorrow. Much new ground has been broken and Missouri Valley is facing I947 and the future with confidence. May the record continue to be one which we will wish to remember. ,i fe., em President PAGE 12

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Z8 lbgdnd r . '- min - - 322' Q fl 1 .,,Qf. Never before in the history of learn- ing have colleges needed wise coun- sellors so badly as this year. Returning veterans and the general confusion of reconverting to peacetime has caused many problems that would not other- wise have come up. Missouri Valley College has been un- usually lucky to have four outstanding persons to serve the student body in the capacity of deans. Dr. J. H. Stellwagon, dean of the college, Mr. Jack Wilcox, dean of men lnot picturedl , Miss Melva Rae Ciingerich, dean of women, and Dean Fichthorn of the School of Music lnot picturedl have done a commend- able job in their double roles as both teachers and counsellors. Through these men and this woman Missouri Valley College has been justi- fied in stressing its claim as a Christian college. I PAGE 13 - 5' A ' - f .Q . :QE ,I , qt ,Q LT B S i, A - - it - Q , .. .,,,, . w . ,.. ....., .