The Missouri Honor Medal for Distinguished Service in Journalism
Frank L. Martin in the Neff Hall Newsroom
Margaret Davidson and Hazel Ludwig
Walter Williams with the Captain of the S.S. Yorck
Maurice Votaw
Stone Sundial Presentation
1923 Honor Students
1930 Country Newspaper Production Class
The Columbia Missourian, June 2, 1923
Dean Walter Williams in Cap and Gown
The Missourian Magazine, Nov. 1, 1924
Walter Williams with British Journalist Percy Bullen
A. Kimura, Japanese Consul General from Chicago
First Trans-Atlantic Phone Call
1929 Picnic at the Home of Walter Williams
Vernon Nash, Exchange Students and Walter Williams
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Missouri Interscholastic Press Association Founded

Walter Williams, with the help of E.W. Tucker of the Kemper Military School in Boonville, Mo., founded the Missouri Interscholastic Press Association. MIPA promoted journalism to middle and high school students and teachers, a mission the organization still serves today. By 1929, representatives from approximately 300 schools belonged to MIPA.


Dean Walter Williams, only a high school graduate himself, helped establish MIPA for high school journalism students.
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