University of Missouri at Kansas City - Kangaroo Yearbook (Kansas City, MO)

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Winter on the Campus 22:1 Ioseph A. Fleck ARTIST-IN-RESIDENCE . The University regularly maintains on its faculty an outstanding artist as artist-in- residence in order that all students as well as art students may better appreciate the actual creation ot art work. loseph A. Fleck, present artist-in-residence, has painted two murals tor the University and taught a course in painting. He is widely known and represented in the country's leading gal- leries. Cn the campus he is a good fellow and an inspiring teacher. CAMPUS SEENE5 lEl4H-lQ1l1l Murals by loseph A. Fleck Artist-in-Residence The marble wainscot around the two murals, placed in the third-floor lobby of the Liberal Arts Building, was given by the Liberal Arts Seniors, Class oi l944, - Richard Cfredell, President. lndian Summer on the Campus

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HYATT HOWE WAGGONER lnstructor in English Language and Literature MIRIAM M. WAGNER Instructor in Health and Physical Education PAEULTY r.,,,-,, . BRUCE R. TRIMBLE Professor of History and Political Science and Law r DELLA wrLLsoN , ' Instructor in Piano I F Q ff 1 Pictures not appearing: Alexander P. Cappon, Clyde E. Evans, Evaline Mary Hartley, Rudolph Heitz, D. H. Miner, Lynn I. Perrigo, T. Bruce Robb, Leonard V. Sorey, and Herbert G. Whiting. BUSINESS PEHSUNNEL Robert O. Baker' Grace D. Bush Luella O'Neil Bursar Assistant Business Cafeteria Manager Manager CDieticianl l 1 i t 1 ' Mr. Baker left the University in April, l944L Mr. Arthur Schumaker is the new Bursar. VISITING PHUFESSURS Each year the University arranges to have sev- Oscar Iaszi Problem of Course: Russia in the Post-War World eral visiting professors. All are authorities in the fields on which they speak. Below are the three noted men who gave the courses indicated at the University this year. T. A. Raman Course: Problem of India E14.. Mom Raja Wongse Seni Prarnaj Course: Future of Asia

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STUDENT EUUNEIE ETHST SEMESTER President-Marilynn Williams Vice-President--Barbara West Secretary--Helen Kilmer Treasurer-Buthann Beyer Under the leadershinp of Marilynn Williams, the second semester Council carried out the plans for a rec-room set up by the first semes- ter Council. The recreation room of the gym was fixed up with card tables, ping pong equip- ment, candy and coke machines, and a nickelo- deon. Open each day from two to five o'clock, the rec-room proved to be an instant success and to fill a need that had long existed on the campus. Not satisfied with this accomplishment, the Council revised the Student Activity Ticket, dis- Marilynn Williams Barbara West continuing the Central Cultural Series and real- lotting the money from the Series to the various Student publications and organizations benefit- ting from theticket. Bevising the Student Con- stitution, passing on various decisions concern- ing student behavior, and sponsoring all-stu- dent assemblies helped to fill out the program for this very active Council. Last, but not least, the Council lent their financial aid to the Kangaroo and gave the very successful Kangaroo Hop. Helep Kilmer Buthann Beyer l Left to Right: First row Ruthann Be er M l Allen, Virginia sinh. ' Y , iss Uebelmesser, Marilynn Williams, Dorothy lecmne , Louigiitgild gow-Betty Prtchley,.Bobert Fordyce, Martha Walker, D M s, ue Taylor, Vivian Bitchey. Cm Organ' Barbma Mclffry' -16