University of Missouri - Savitar Yearbook (Columbia, MO)

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Office of Student Dean of Students Jack Matthews keeps in close touch with the students he has charge of. Here he chats with u group of activity hounds in Read Hall. The Office of Students Affairs represents the students closest touch with the Universit ad- Y mmistration. Taking care of the mass of non-' academic student activities the office has a I large organization and a lot of work to d A o. ln charge of it all is Dean of Students Jack Matthews, an easy-going fellow who doesn't let a big iolo interfere with his amiable nature M . rs. Mary Heaton, always a picture of quiet pleasantness, stepped into her position as Act- for Women this year and has made her common sense and administrative ability felt more than heard. ing Director of Student Affairs Mrs. Heaton is caught in the split-second she allows herself between conferences with women's organization presidents. 4

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THOMAS A. BRADY University Vice-President World Communism is a reactionary dogma which overturns society, not to achieve the equality and dignity of man, but in order to concentrate power in the hands of a 'new aristocracy.' The chief weapons for achiev- ing this are propaganda and indoctrination backed by fear and force. We are com- mitted, in our system of education, to stand or fall on the premise that God endowed men with reason and reason can arrive at truth. ,, M.. -.........-...-.--.wvg,,.-.....p-....,.-.--,....,..,,,.,,,,. . LESLIE COWAN University Vice-President By providing facilities and staff, the University financial program makes available to students the opportunity for self- advance- ment, and supports, as well, the research and general service programs. 21

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Affairs Three of the people who take care of the students: Mrs. Roy T. Galle- more, secretary: Robert Zum- winkle, Director of Student Affairs for Men, and Don MacKay, his assistant. Miss Louise Robertson is the person who knows everything about the Student Union, present and future, of which she is director. Known as Miss R to everyone around the Student Union, she keeps the wheels going around the right way. if-s'NM Robert Zumwinkle, Director of Student Affairs for Men, pursues energetically his many duties Minnesota-style fhe comes from that statej. Don MacKay is his pipe-smoking assistant, and Mrs. Gallemore saves both a lot of work by answering routine student questions. The office also has charge of foreign students, Student Union, and off-campus housing. ln all, it has representatives on 'I5 University committees. . Y ,I-IW James Doherty, administrative assistant, Mrs. Juanita Wood, receptionist, and Miss Opal Turpin, stenographer. 23