William Woods University - Echoes Yearbook (Fulton, MO)

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William Woods College not only exists on academics and learning but also on the various facets of life that add to our school. ACTIVITIES are set' by spontane- ous and informal activity, structured programs of interest, and William Woods tradition. Individual enthusiasm sparkles in the group movements of ORGANI- -.J ZATIONS. DORMITORIES are the homes of the students and the heart of the school. CLASSES progress from activity to a realm of passivity in learning that must become a method of investi- gation and digestion of assorted in- formation. Guidance, wisdom, concern, and cooperatipn mark the ADMINISTRA- riom and FACULTY. gil A' W 4

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MR. GEORGE HAWORTH LATTA Over The years sTudenTs and Tacully have come and gone, leaving Their con- TribuTions, large and small, Tor The beTTer- menT of William Woods College. Of These beneTacTors, some have been excepTional, and such a person is Mr. George HaworTh LaTTa. Since he came To WWC his work has become The exemplified ideal of a Teach- er's dedicaTed inTeresT in his sTudenTs and arT. Being The head oT'The arT deparTmenT and The Brushes adviser, he has builT a repuTaTion for handling individual prob- lems wiTh a deep personal concern. These are The qualiTies and accomplish- menTs of The people To whom we dedi- caTe The i969 WOODS ECHOES. They hold in Their hands The TuTure in iTs en- TireTy-ThaT of Their own, Their fellow man, and all There is. MR. LATTA and fellow faculty members before fall convocat iiaj Mr. Latta talks with Dr. Cu ,Z-fffrfx :ii iii i X T.. wg . K. . .,. , MR. GEORGE HAWORTH LATTA x , ,

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i ff , X emit Activities . . . . . . 10-39 Organizations . . . . . . 40-71 Dormitories . . , . . . 71-97 Classes . .: ............ . . . 97-165 Administration and Faculty . . . . . 166-181 Index and Advertisements .... . . . 182 s. , f f 1 4 1 i 1 X 1 , if ufniiic ' h i'.'- A A --