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

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WINCIE ANN CARRUTH, Women's Physical Education, Chr. B.S.,M.5 ARTHUR CAUFFIELD, Physical Science B. A., B. S., M. A. JUNE COZINE, Home Economics, Chr. B. S., M. A., Ph. D. OLIVE DELUCE, Fine Arts, Chr. B.S., M. A. JANET DICKEY, Music B. Mus., M. A. H. R. DIETERICH, Education B. A., M. A. HARRY pe Social Science B. A., M. A., Ph. D. BLANCHE H. DOW, Foreign Languages, Chr. B. A., M. A., Ph. D. JOSEPH DREPS, Foreign Languages B. A., M. A., Ph. D. VIOLA DUFRAIN, Commerce B, A., M. A., Ph. D MATTIE DYKES, English, Acting Chr. B. S., M. A. MARJORY ELLIOTT, Home Economics B. S., M. A, MARGARET FRANKEN, Education B. S., M. A. W. T. GARRETT, Biology, Chr. B. A., M. A. JOHN HARR, Social Science, Chr. B. A., M. A., Ph. D. RALPH HARTZELL, Music, Chr. B. MUS., B. Sc., P. S. M., M. Ed. F. B. HOUGHTON, Agriculture B. S., M. A. VIOLETTE HUNTER, English B. S., M. A. CLIFFORD KENSINGER, Commerce B. S., M. Ed. MARY KEITH, Education B. S., M. A. Page 11

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Page 10 Ad ° Ad Ly, Officers The people who add greatly to the efficiency and smooth functioning of this institution are the adminis- trative officers. Their job is to carry on all the college business other than that which is carried on by the faculty. Their services vary from aid in finding a book to supervising the conversion of boilers from coal to oil in a week. They are the people who receive and rectify our thousands of minor complaints about the material functioning of the college. The volume of work which is carried on by this group is not realized by many of us. Much of their work is done so efficiently that it attracts no attention although every student is benefited by it. We voice our thanks for their co-operation and assistance. ADMINISTRATION: EVERETT BROWN, Director of Field Service. LUCILE BRUMBAUGH, Acting Librarian. BERT COOPER, Director Extension Department. MRS. HUBERT GARRETT, Library Assistant. E. O. HAMMOND, Chief Vocational Advisor, Veterans’ Admn. ees A. LIERLY, Training Officer, Veterans’ Administration. NEECE, Business Manager. TEsLiE G. SOMMERVILLE, Manaoer of Bookstore. C. E. WELLS, Associate Librarian. MRS. ALVIN ‘WORMSLEY, College Nurse. NOT SHOWN: MRS. ORVILLE BRIGHTWELL, College Nurse. Sona MULLINS, Dietitian. Ww. RICKENBRODE, Sec'y to Board of Regents and Bursar. MRS ‘NELL THOMPSON, Director of Residence Hall. MRS. ROGER WREN, College Nurse. Faculty Teachers and books are two vital factors in educa- tion. The faculty is the nucleus around which this institution is built. It should be recognized that we have more reason to boast about our faculty than any other part of the college. It is through their teachings and their interpretations of other great teachings and writings that we progress in our personal education. We must appreciate the fact that our faculty offers much more personal counsel than schools with larger classes. We find them quite willing to work with us individually not only on problems which pertain to their classes but even problems of a foreign nature. Our faculty members spend many long and tiring hours assisting students outside the classroom. The faculty members of this college are specialists in their particular field of study. They are competent educators. We recognize and appreciate the privilege of having received inspiration and guidance from this distinguished group of people. e GLADYS BOOKMAN, English B. A., M.A. ESTELLA Serene English RAMON ee EL Speech, Chr ALTA See yeaa English B. A., M. A.

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RUTH LANE, Mathematics B. A., M. S., Ph. D. ELAINE LEMASTER MAUZEY, Foreign Languages B. S., B M.A. ‘ BONNIE MAGILL, Women's Physical Education Ashe. 0S. nMavA, CHLOE MILLIKAN, Elementary Education, Chr. B. S., M. A. IRENE MUELLER, Biology B. A., M. A., Ph. D. MARGARET NEECE, Commerce B M. S. ” H. D. PETERSON, Assistant Coach B. S., M. S. CATHERINE PHELPS, Music B. Mus., Performers Certificate in Violin HOMER T. PHILLIPS, Education B. S., M. A. ’ HOWARD RINGOLD, Industrial Arts B. S., M. S. WILLARD reales Music B. Mus., M. Mus MYRON ROSE, Social Science Boysen. J. G. STRONG, Physical Science B. S., M. A., Ph. D. STERLING SURREY, Commerce, Chr. B. M. B. A. ” RACHAEL TAUL, Social Science B. S., M. A. JOHN TAYLOR, Social Science B. A., M. A. TUDITH THOM, Music B. Mus. peu AETe THOMPSON, Industrial Arts DONALD VALK, Industrial Arts, Chr. B. S., M. S. LESLIE W. WHITE, Physical Science B. M. A. “e R. T. WRIGHT, Agriculture, Chr. B M. A. ao NOT SHOWN: Hettie M. Anthony, B. A., M, E. A. Davis, B 7 Beek Mi. 2 Katherine Franken, B. S., M. keave of Absence J. W. Hake, B. A., M. A., Phe Katherine Helwig, 'B. S. Carrie Hopkins, pd., B. S. Ryland H. Mier ‘B.S. J. N. Sayler, B. A., M. S. Grace Shepherd, B. A., M. A. Dora Smith, B. S., Ph. D., M. A. Joseph H. Wagner, B. S., B. D. Jacob M. Porterfield, B. S., B. A aM. A. Page 12