William Woods University - Echoes Yearbook (Fulton, MO)

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Administrators DEAN JOSEPH B. JAMES BERTHE HAY LEBEAU HAROI.D F. COTTINGHAM B, A. E., M. A., Ph. D. B. S., M. S. B. Ed., M. A. WILLIAM MELDRULI MARY LOUISE COIIDEB STUART KECKELEY Pd. D. B. A., M. A. A- B-

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Administration To everyone, college memories mean indelible impressions made by deans, professors, and house mothers. Our dean, Dr. Joseph B. James, helped solve academic difficulties and problems of accreditment. He was responsible for the curricular program, and many o-f us remember being in his political science classes. As Director of Residence and Co-ordinator of Student Activities, Mrs. Berthe H. LeBeau exemplified the poise and charm William Woods sought to instill in the students. Mr. Stuart Keckeley, Business Manager, kept the investments of the school in sound shape and managed the current finances efficiently. Remember when you wanted to see how you rated on vocational tests or intelligent tests? You consulted Mr. Harold Cottingham, who was Director of Guidance and professor of Psychology. Mr. Cotting- ham was new o-n the staff this year, and Miss Mary Corder, Director of Public Relations, was also new. Through her efforts, William Woods became well known as a progressive junior college. We found friends and capable instructors among the faculty. The departments of study were complete, and the courses of study were hard, but when our credit hours and grades were accepted by the large uni- versities, we appreciated the thorough foundation. The Jameson Conservatory of Music is especially a point of pride. Dr. William H. Meldrum, Director of the Conservatory, and his com- petent staff transformed student talent into art. The admissions counselors, the first staff members we met from the Woods, gave us a high opinion of our Alma Mater, and the other staff members, our house counselors, the nurses, our college pastor, Mrs. Hargis, Mrs. Whitlow and those who worked in the administration offices maintained that standard. We can't forget any of them, and through their efforts our Alma Mater, to which this bookpis dedicated, lived up to our dreams 'of college days. J ' Page I6

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FACULTY 3 Top Row: CLIFFORD AMYX PANSY BARGER A.B., M.A. B.S., M.A. Ari Biological Sciences Second Row: MARY F RYE MARION BAY GORDON A.B. B.M. Physical Education Violin, Piano Third Row: MARTHA JONES ADELE KENNEDY B.S. B.A., M.A. I Equilalion English ' ALTA BINGHAM B.S. Physical Education RACHEL HINMAN B.M., M.M. Organ LUCILLE PBATER KIMBRELL A.F. A. Speech SALLY BROWN B.S. Business ROBERT L. HITCH B .S. Business E. PAULINE LACY A.B., Ed.M. Malhemaiics THELMA BRAIK DAHL A.B., M.A. Spanish HELEN J ONES B.A., M.A. German, French GERALDINE LAMB B.S. Business Page I8