Northwest Missouri State University - Tower Yearbook (Maryville, MO)

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D. N. VALK B. S., Kalamazoo State College M. S., Michigan Univer- B. S., -University of Mis- Sity S0lII'l Graduate Work, Michigan M. A.,. University of Mis- University sourl Induslrial Arls J R' T' WRIGHT Agriculture B.A',Han0VeI. College B. S., Maryville State M. A., University of Iowa Teachers College NELL BLACKWELL MARIAN WAGGONER Physical Education Physical Educalion HUGH G. WALES A. B., Smith College Diploma, School of Ex- pression, Boston A. M., Ph. D., Columbia B. A., Washburn University M- B- A-, HaI'VaI'd Graduate Study, Univer- sity of Paris 4 DR. BLANCHE H. Dow Commerce ELIZABETH WHITE Extension M. W. WILSON Chemislry B. S., Maryville State B. S., Warrensburg Teach- Teachers College ers M. A., University of Mis- souri A. B., Olivet College Bgilzgr-r SYFHCUSC UHiV0I'- M. S., University of Chi- B. S., M. All Columbia C330 University MARGARET SUTTON Training School HELEN Clurrxx illuxif ljugv JN

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Women's and Men's Activities ALL OF college life is not con- fined to classes. Living, Working, and playing with oth- ers is a very real part of a stu- dent's education. Having a share in the plan- ning of student Activities - whether as a member of the Student Senate, a club program committee, or a group to plan a social affair-adds to a stu- dent's interest in college. Re- MARGARET B' STEPHENSON sponsibility for and participa- tion in debates, dramatics, school publications, clubs, and assemblies help to develop initiative, self- confidence, and the ability to co-operate with others. Director of Womerfs Activities If students are to become Well-rounded men and Women, it is necessary for them to take advantage of the many opportunities to meet others socially-at teas, dinners, and dances. Poise in meeting social situations is only gained through experience. Many of the pleasant mem- ories of college days and long enduring ties of friendship are rewards of participation in extra- class activities. Guidance is essential to suc- cess in student activities, and it is in the role of directors that Miss Stephenson and Mr. Wales have contributed valuable serv- ices. The high plane on which student activities have been con- ducted is evidence of the qualifi- cations of Miss Stephenson and Mr. Wales for their positions. Dimtor of Men-S Act,-,,,-,ies HUGH G. WALES Page 30