Missouri State University - Ozarko Yearbook (Springfield, MO)

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aculttg HE student body is made up of students from all over the Ozarks and southwest Missouri. They come to S. T. C. to satisfy their thirst for knowledge and here they quench that thirst at the brink of the overflowing fountain of the Ozarks, from which knowledge gushes forth in a refreshing and invigorating stream. From the surrounding hills and fertile valleys of our rustic surroundings come young men and women to prepare themselves for their chosen careers. Some come to prepare for one of the professionsg many come to carry the spirit of the new learning back into the backwoods, where they may pass the cup of learning to those who are unable to come to our Shrine and fill their cups from the sparkling waters of our bubbling fountain and thus enrich the lives and better the lot of their fellows, If professional or educational work is not the aim of the student, he may enter the portals of our Alma Mater for studies in the fields of agriculture or commerce. If such courses are his chosen field, then he finds that S. T. C. EVA ALLEN B. B, BASSETT ANNA L. BLAIR G1-eenwogd Economics German A. BI. Ph. D. Ph, D. 26