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

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FACULIY EDUCATION Clifford I.. Bishop. Cl ,iirm.in of Eiliicalion Deparlmtiil iitiil Oiiiitor of Ljhnr.iloty Sihool A B.. A.M., Id.n. Kaihcrinc l r.inkcii, liiliiciliun B.S.. MA. H. R. nil ' terich, I ' .itinj ion .i iil Principjl of Ilorjit- Mjhii }lii h School A.B.. M.A. Mary E. Koilh, luhii,itioii •mil Siiperiiior of hilerme- iliiili liiliicalioii in I.jhor,ilory Sihool B.S., M.A. liora B. Smith, Educulioti B.S., M.A., Ph.B. Homer T. Phillips. Ediicalion B.S., M.A. Chloe E. Millikan, Eiiiicalion uiiJ Siiptriisor of E,irl Chililhooil liiliiijtioii in L,iho ilory School B.S.. M.A. BIOLOGY William Trapo Garrett, Chuirnun of Biology DtpartmenI B.A., M.S. Irene M. Muel ler, Biology A.B., M,A., Ph.D. WOMEN ' S PHYSICAL EDUCATION Wintie Ann Carruth, Dircclor of Women ' s Physiciil Education Department B.S., M.S. Jessie B. Jutten, Women ' s Physical Education B.S., M.A. Bonnie Magill, Women ' s Physical Education B.S.. M.A. MENS PHYSICAL EDUCATION E. A. Davis, Director of Men ' s Physical Education B.S., A.B., M.S. Hubert Peterson, Men ' s Physical Education B.S.. M.S. Rvland H. Milncr, Men ' s Physical Education B.S., M.S. PHYSICAL SCIENCE Arthur Cauffield, Geography B.S., A.B., iM.A. Leslie White, Geography B.S., M.A. J. Gordon Strong, Chemistry B.S.. M.A., Ph.D. J. M. Porterfield, Physical Science B.S., A.B., A.M. AGRICULTURE Richard T. Wright, Chairman of Agriculture Department B.S., M.A. F. B. Houghton, Agriculture B.S., M.A. Page 29

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IN MEMORIAM Mr. T. H. Cook is gone. No longer will his physical presence lend dignity and esteem on occasion. No longer will his kindly voice greet and teach those who come through the doors of Northwest Missouri State Teachers College. No longer will the twinkle in his eye win the confidence of the timid one. Yes, Mr. Cook has gone, but a man of his caliber never dies. For forty some years he lived in Maryville and taught in our college. A quiet and unassuming man, with the ideals which he possessed, cannot contact hundreds of young men and women, yes, even mature students, for that length of time and not leave an indelible imprint. No greater tribute could be given him than, for those who knew him, to resolve that his years shall not have been lived in vain but that life for them shall have a new meaning, and thus he shall not perish from the earth. Irene Lowry Wright, Class of 1925 President, Alumni Association Dr. F. R. Anthony, formerly of the College Health Department, died after a long illness just as the Tower was going to press. Thou- sands of alumni who knew him and appre- ciated his efficient service will remember him for his many kind deeds. Page 28

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FACULTY ENGLISH Maitie M Dykes, English B.S., M.A. Violette Hunter, English B.S., MA. Esiella Bowman, English A.B., M A. Alta B Carpenter, English A.B., M A SPEECH Raniona T. Canton, Chairman of Speech Department A B., M A. FINE ARTS Olive S. DeLuie, Chairman oj Fine Arts Department B.S., M.A. FOREIGN LANGUAGE Blanche Hinman Dow, Chairman of Foreign Language Department A.B., A.M., Ph.D. loseph H. Dreps, Spanish B A , M.A. Ph.D. Elaine Mauzey, French B S., A B., A.M. MUSIC Ralph E. Hartzell, Chairman oj Music Department B.Mus., B.S, M.Ed. John L. Smay, Music B A., M.Mus. Catherine Phelps, Music B.Mus. Marilyn Reser, Music Supervisor oj Rural Schools in Nodaway County B.S. Judith Thorn, Music B.Mus. Janet Dickey, Music B.Mus., M.A. HOME ECONOMICS June Cozine, Chairman oj Home Economics Department B.S., M.A., Ph.D. Grace Tucker, Home Economics B.A., M.A. Mabel Cook, Home Economics BS., M.A. INDUSTRIAL ARTS Donald N. Valk, Chairman oj Industrial Arts Department B.S., M.S. Kenneth T. Thompson, Industrial Arts B.S. Howard Ringold, Industrial Arts B.S., M.S. Page 30