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Since 1926 Frederick A. Middlrebush has been a part of the University, hrst as dean of the School of Business and Public Administration, and since 1935 serving in the office of president. This versatile president is Well-qualified for the job he is filling. Author of several books, he is also a director of both the William Rockhill Nelson Gallery and the Carnegie Foundation. PRESIDENT MIIJDLEBUSH The President and the coach talk it over. Page 16 F
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FORREST C. IJUNNELL, Governor Governor Forrest C. Donnell is no stranger to the University of Missouri and frequent trips to the campus are included in his activities as governor. Before becoming governor he was a Webster Groves lawyer, and attended the University from 1900-07, graduating as vale- dictorian of his class with an Ll.B. degree. His activities on the campus were many, and in- cluded membership in Kappa Sigma, Phi Delta Phi, Phi Beta Kappa, Theta Kappa Nu. He was business manager of The Independent, the school paper, and an interstate debater. Leading a busy life as Governor is nothing new to him, therefore, after managing so many activities while an under-grad. Page 15
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His administration has been marked by improvements in buildings, faculty, laboratories, and libraries. During the nine years he has been in office, nearly twelve new buildings have been added to the Missouri campus. He has also supervised the im- provements in laboratory and research facilities. This year, his work has been that of maintaining the organiza- tion of the University in the face of the war. He has worked tirelessly to insure the readiness of the University to take care The phone rings many times during the busy day. of the post-war student needs. It is the conviction of President Middlebush that the University has an obligation to fulfill to the state and nation in time of war. It must give the maximum service possible. By working to combine the war program with the regular University curriculum, he is making it possible for the University to fulfill these war time needs, and prepare for the post war period too. Dinners at the Presidenfs home often find many of Missouri's favorite sons the A patron of the arts and an artist-the Middlebushes and Conductor Golschman. guests of honor. Page 17
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