Truman State University - Echo Yearbook (Kirksville, MO)

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OFFICERS Reading loft to right, top to bottom: Mildred Akers, Robert Northcraft, Francis Walters, Charles Halbrook. Bernece Schott, Wilfred Byram, Doris Jean Roid. Marian Lee Andor son, Alice Taylor, Robert Price, Barbara Brubaker, Billie Bob Slaughter Group picture of council in session Others who served during year: Gerald Dod- son, Mary Eiffcrt. Betty Ann Drakes, Jane Harrison, Dorothy Saar. Eldon Drennan. Mona Beary, Henry Panothere John C. Fox. president Mildred Akers, vice-president Billie Bob Slaughter, treasurer Barbara Brubaker, secretary Robert Northcraft, councilman-at-large Martha Rudasill, councilwoman-at-large Marian Anderson, member-at-large Wilfred Byram, senior councilman Bemec© Schott, senior councilwornan Charles Halbrook. junior councilman Doris Reid, junior council woman Francis Walters, sophomore councilman Deloris Fairchild, sophomore councilwornan Robert Price, freshman councilman Alice Taylor, freshman councilwornan

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I I IE STUDENT COUNCIL We close a year so successful that our achievements measured up to our plans. Cooperation within the council of members of both parties gave us open houses each week, dances each quarter, school shows, class teas, an $850.00 carnival, a better Echo, and some new equipment for student use. (P.S.— V e'll gladly turn in our laurels for a little rest). Steadily increasing enrollments during the year necessitat- ed an increasing amount of student government, a larger de- mand for student planned, directed, and controlled activities. The council worked to meet these needs and received good support from all campus organizations. We re proud of the fact that a year passed v ithout a stuffed ballot box, or a queen fight, but we point with pride to the formation of a pep squad called K-Ettes, our swell dances, and new sponsor—Dr. C. H. Allen. We're equally sorry that: we had to lose J. W. Heyd as sponsor and that there was a shortage of time and finance to do more for the student body. John C. Fox Dr. C. H. Allen President Sponsor

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Demonstration Row 1—Left to right: Crow, Dabr.ev, Morris, Rothschild, Powell, Swartz Row II—Yoweii. Wiisor: Cooley Magee McCoilum. Curry. Ransom Myers Row III—Parcells, Bail lo. Rothschild, Jackson, Sullivan, Anthony Row IV—Byram, Hawk, Longwith, Boggs, Valentine. Gcetzc. Stroup, Allen OPI IF! JA PARRISII As the proving grounds for prospective teachers, this integral part of our college system of teacher training plays an important role on the campus. All Kirksville junior high school students are enrolled in this practice teaching center for high school majors. Here the student- teacher receives the benefit of careful training under the super- vision of Prof. Felix Rothschild, director of this school. Competent full time instructors in this institution give much of their time to helping the practice teachers of the college become grounded in the fundamentals of good school management. This is one of the two large demonstration schools main- tained by the college for the training of teachers. € 22 »