Truman State University - Echo Yearbook (Kirksville, MO)

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In memoriam To the memory of former students and alumni of whose deaths we have been informed since the publication of the 1945 Lcho, and others of whose losses we have not been informed, we dedicate this page of the 1946 Echo. ★ CAPT. MAX FIFE ★ ENSIGN CLINTON FORD ★ LT. EVERETT W. GRIFFITH ★ PFC. ELBERT HAYS ★ PFC. BRYAN HOERRMANN ★ PFC. FRED J. KOB ★ SGT. DELBERT WADDILL « 9

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Wu I IUSL1 To ouor To those who fought our battles and helped to win our victory, to those of you who have returned, and to those gold star men who can never again cross the campus of Northeast Missouri State Teachers College the L'cho Staff gratefully dedicates the 1946 ECHO. =

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The unsung heroes and heroines of Co-edville —the administrators. The men and the women who see to it that students are thoroughly orientated and know that the program should make them a well rounded student— and then see to it that they are in every club and organ- ization on the campus—these are our administrators. We wouldn't be without hem, even when they assign an entire book for an evening's reading. Those guys and gals who sign the Trial Program Card and thereby get us out of trouble once every three months—into another kind deserve a lot of credit, too. The smart ones, though, are those who preach freedom of thought and then skill- fully convert all to their way of thinking. Yes, we'll admit that being on the administering end of 'Co-edville isn't easy. So we proudly present this pictorial review of the efforts of the faculty, heads of divisions, Board of Regents, deans, the President, (who's responsible, by the way, for our progress being what it is) and all others v ho made up the administrative force of our college. • • i illustration