Truman State University - Echo Yearbook (Kirksville, MO)

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The Division of Personnel Service Accent on the individual is the motto of this division which is concerned with the personal well¬ being of each s tudent enrolled in the College. If a student has a problem which cannot be solved by the individual himself, there are many directions in which to turn for aid within the personnel service division. Each student has an advisor who can help with academic and personal difficulties. The Dean of Women plays a very important part in the personnel program as she has an even more direct con¬ tact with the student. Other service personnel coun¬ selors and guidance directors, cli¬ nicians, College physician, and academic division heads all work in close cooperation with the Head of the Division of Student Personnel. Head, Division of Personnel Service B.S. in Ed.. M.S. in Ed., Ed.D. RUTH B. BEAL B.S. in Ed., A.M. Dean of Women 20 JOHN L. BIGGERSTAFF, Jr., DO. College Physician FRANCES WILLIAMS Counselor

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The Division of Extension Service For many years the Teachers College has recognized its obliga¬ tion to extend its services to all communities of Northeast Mis¬ souri by encouraging, promoting, and directing worth-while educa¬ tional programs in the area. The Division of Extension Service di¬ rects its many services through the Placement Bureau, the Field Service, and the Correspondence and Extension Bureau. The education of teachers a- way from the campus, the place¬ ment of competent graduates in desirable teaching positions, and maintaining a rental film library represent some of the services skillfully managed by this divi¬ sion. B.S. in Ed., M.Ed., Ed.D. Head, Division of Extension Service FOREST L. CROOKS B.S. in Ed., A.M. Director, Audio-Visual Education CLARENCE L. MURPHY B.S. in Ed., A.M. Guidance NOAH P. RICHARDSON B.S. in Ed., A.M. Director, Bureau of Correspondence and Extension Service

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’he Division of laintenance Service The expression, “Spring has sprung, gardening must be done,” may well refer to one of the tasks performed by the Maintenance Service for the comfort and con¬ sideration of the campus person¬ nel as a whole. A beautiful cam¬ pus, attractive classrooms, effi¬ cient apparatus— all of these and much more comprise the interests and command the services of the Maintenance division. Custodians, engineers, firemen, carpenters, painters, electricians, night watchmen, and gardeners comprise the maintenance force in charge of the College grounds and buildings, non-instructional materials, store rooms and ware¬ houses. Painters at work in Laughlin Building. ROW ONE: Carmen Shelton, Alvis Mason, Joe Grubb, Charlie Spears, John Mikel, Carl Guffey, Dick Mul- lenix, Louis Brown, Ernest Bauer. ROW TWO: Carlyle Robinson, Harold Keidel, Larry Hays, Dee Eitel, Dan Funk, Dr. Ryle, Vic Rhoades, O. A. Zimmerman, Albert Castiner, Leo Samuels.