University of Missouri - Savitar Yearbook (Columbia, MO)

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COWGILL BLAIR FRANK C. MANN ToM K. SMITH IHIAHH UF UUHATUH Term Expires january 1, 1945 Term Expires january 1, 1947 . . Joplin MRS. HENRY J. HASKELL . . . Kansas City Springfield JAMES A. POTTER I. . jeiiferson City . St. Louis JOHN H. WOLPERS . Poplar Bluff RoScoE ANDERSON DAVID W. HOPKINS . HAROLD J. MooRE THOMAS K. SMITH . DAVID W. HOPKINS LESLIE COWAN R. B. PRICE Term Expires jan uary 1, 1949 OFFICERS OF THE BOARD The Executive Board at Columbia J. H. WOLPERS, Chairman RoScoE ANDERSON JAMES A. POTTER The Executive Committee at Rolla Webster Groves . St. joseph . Brookfield . Presi den t Vice-Presiden t . S ecre tary . Treas urer . Poplar Bluff Webster Groves feiferson City HAROLD J. MOORE, Chairman . Brookfield COWGILL BLAIR 1 . . Joplin FRANK C. MANN . Springfield LESLIE COWAN, Secretary . Columbia F. A. GERMANN, Treasurer . . Rolla BOARD OF VISITORS A. P. GREEN, Chairman . . Mexico D. HOWARD DOANE . . St. Louis W. A. COCHEL . . . Kansas City A. FRANK RIDGEWAY . Shelbina Page I2 m

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Elf if M1 1 1 ,Sui gif I 1 l E. ,I :1 H21 1 i Sl-i 1' it -it ., 7 ' ':I,I ' VT aging? FORREST C. DONNELL GHVEH HH HF NISSH HI Governor, lawyer, scholar and former BMOC, Forrest C. Donnell attended the University of Mis- souri from 1900-07, graduating as valedictorian of his class with an L1.B. degree. Kappa Sigma social fraternity, Phi Delta Phi, Phi Beta Kappa, and Theta Kappa Nu completed the list of social and honorary groups of which he was a member. Round out the Page 11 above honors with positions on the school paper, in- terstate debate and business manager of the Inde- pendent and you have a brief picture of our governor in his under-grad days. Although being Missouri's wartime leader is a time and energy-consuming job, Governor Donnell is still able to visit the University campus.

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PHE IHE T IHHLEH As administrator of a state university operating under a wartime curriculum, President Frederick A, Middlebush has successfully met the challenges which faced him in planning not only this year's program but also postwar student needs. Taking office as president of the University of Missouri in 1935, he formerly served as dean of the School of Business and Public Administration, joining the staff in 1926. A native of Grand Rapids, Michigan, our prexy is listed as one of the youngest college presidents in the country. A love for the out-of-doors has made him an ardent sportsman allowing him to be' equally at home behind a gun or a desk. The author of several books, our versatile presi- dent also serves as director for both the William Rock- hill Nelson Gallery and the Carnegie Foundation. The total picture? EHicient, busy, adept at many things, possessing 'educational foresight, and well- qualified for his job is President Middlebush. Jean Durant sells the preszdent a War bond i Pug: I 3