University of Missouri - Savitar Yearbook (Columbia, MO)

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DARWIN I-IINDMAN Director of Student Affairs For Men Few persons rival Dr. Darwin A. Hindman for the title of Missouri's Most Hurried Man. He is both Dean of Men and Director of Physical Educa- tion for Men. When he is not supervising one of these jobs he can often be found serving as an advisor on one of the legion of committees that the University is rapidly becoming noted for. Dean Hindman has traveled widely and there are many fascinating stories in his vast store of con- versational material. An avid gardener, Dean Hindman has long been noted as a iine judge of garden products. His great interest, however, is in the students of the University of Missouri, and his ability to help them with their problems has made him a friend of all. Page 18

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It seems that our photographer had a little trouble dreaming up poses for the president to strike, and we herewith present two ob- viously posed candids. President Middlebush is a prolific reader and his material of research covers everything from the Black Stocking, to the Lincoln Library. CDLIIQ PRESIDENT AT WQIQK Page 17 Dr. Middlebush spends much of his time signing the various items that college presidents are forced to sign-building contracts, teaching contracts, digging con- tracts, and other items too nu- merous to mention.

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Tl-HQLMA MILLS Director of Student Affairs for Women The Director of Student Aifairs for Women is rapidly becoming one of Missouri's best known women. She is Miss Thelma Mills, and from the vantage Page 19 ' point of her large desk on the second Hoor of Read Hall, she dispenses help, advice, information, and justice to the women students at the University. Under her sponsorship and guidance the Asso- ciated Women Students held the Sixth Annual Career's Conference. These conferences are held to give the girls firsthand information about the voca- tional opportunities awaiting them after graduation from the University. A charming and gracious friend, Miss Mills will long be remembered and respected by the students of the University of Missouri.