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

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UEL l V. LAMKIX PUeSlllEAT Olio of the great interests of President Lanikin is the student body as a whole and as indivickials. This year, in eonneetion with the Student Senate, he has hehl a weekly luneheon, to whieh differ- ent students are invited for the dis- cussing of various eanipus proi)- lems. Our president has encouraged all students to stay in college as long as i)ossible and to study while here. At no time has he deviated from this doctrine of preparedness, lioth those going into the armed services and those staving at home, the l)resident has urged to obtain a connnand of English, mathematics, physical science, history, and also to develop keenness of mind and judgment and physical stamina. 19

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BOARD OF RECE TS Perhaps wartime restrictions do not allow these men to get to the College as often as formerly, but their supervision is still present. As most of you should know, the Regents are appointed by tlu Governor of the state, and their sui)er- vision is applied through the President of the College. These men, outside of the State Super- intendent of Schools, are chosen from within the northwest district of the state. Hence, they know a number of the stu- dents attending this College. So that gives them a reason for an even greater inter- est in the student body and their activi- ties. Some Regents send their own sons and daughters here, which speaks well for this College. Roy Scantlin is a new member of the Regents as he is the newly-elected State Superintendent of Schools. He took office the first of this year. Lloyd W. King was former superintendent. ROW 1 E. C (lurrnuiii, .M;iryvill( R. L. Douglas, St. Joseph. Lloyd W. King, .leiTerson City. ROW 2 Edniond .McWillinms, Plattshiirg. M. K. Morris, TiciitDii Roy Scantlin, .IcH ' crsdn (Mty, .Stat (■ Superin- tendent i i Schools. NOT SHOWN Walker LalJrunerie, St. .Joseph, and Fred M. Harrison, Callatin. 18

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w Dean J. }V. Jones Dean of Faculty Dean Jones ' interests arc both wide and varied. Perhaps the one of pri- mary importance is education. Stu- dents are always welcome to his counsel and guidance concerning their problems in this field. Another is in the armed forces, and the boys may well be glad that he is their rep- resentative on the campus. Photog- raphy and horticulture take up his leisure moments. Even the Irishmen liked his shamrock. ' Personnel Directors The Directors of personnel have students on problems arising from charge of a large part of the stu- various phases of college life, dent ' s college life. They have These officers endeavor to develop charge of student housing, student well-rounded individuals by stress- employment, and student social ing the social as well as the aca- activities. They advise and counsel demic side of college. Miss Marian Lippitt. Director of Personnel for ' onu•n Mr. Wilbur Slalcnp. Director of Personnel for Men 20