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

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J. W. JONES DEAN OF FACULTY A smile and an encour- aging remark from Dean Jones have helped many a student with curriculum and other problems. In wartime spirit he has also taken over the job of Registrar, which entails all the scholastic data of the institution. First among his desires is doing his job; secondly come his garden, his camera, and his dog. PERSONNEL DIRECTORS Mom and Dad just can ' t follow Mary or Johnny to college and most assuredly the kids can ' t leave their problems behind. Thus, such questions as a place to live, a job, social diversion, and a distribution of books and fun fall to the competent hands of the Per- sonnel Directors for solution. DOROTHY TRUEX Director of Personnel for Women HAROLD V. NEECE Director of Personnel for Men [7]

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UEL W. LAM KIN PRESIDENT His all is for the Col- lege, the students, and their education. The Presi- dent is one of the fore- most advocates of study now, as a foundation for the future, hie personally symbolizes through the unfailing energy of ac- complishment the true value of education, hlis is the hand which pulls the strings and clears the lines for a better, a co- ordinated, an influential school. BOARD OF REGENTS Pulling for the College and rejoicing at its success, the Board of Regents, appointed by the Governor of the state, gives ever vigilant background supervision to school affairs. They cannot meet very often now, but t heir suggestions are carried out by the President of the College. E. C. Curfman, Maryville, Mo.; R. L. Douglas, St. Joseph. Mo.: Edmond McWilliams. Plattsburg, Mo.; M. E. Morris, Trenton, Mo.; Roy Scantlin, State Supt. of Schools, Jefferson City, Mo. Not shown: James Curry, Oregon, Mo., and Alan Wherrit, Liberty, Mo. [ 6]

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ROW 1: Lucille Brumbaugh, Acting Librarian; Jewell Ross Davis, Director of Public Relations; Margaret Owen, Assistant Librarian; Mrs. Kyle Phares, Manager of Book Store. ROW 2: W. A. Rickenbrode, Bursar; Ruth Villars, College Dietician; Edwin Wells, Librarian; Lon E. Wilson, Supenintendent of Buildings. NOT SHOWN: Dr. F. R. Anthony, Health Administrator. ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERS Food without salt or a college without administrative officers, either would be utterly hopeless. What do you do when the sneezes begin — run to the doctor. What ' s the procedure when the reference book ' s In demand — the library, of course. Where do you turn for a party — to the office of person- nel. What ' s the remedy for a craving thirst — the book store. Who is to publicize your school and your friends — the director of publicity. Yes, they are a willing group, personally Interested in helping you flavor your busy col- lege days. I 8 J