Missouri State University - Ozarko Yearbook (Springfield, MO)

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.,- pn, ,sig ..,-. ,- .,U ,, iThe plaza of the Administration Building is the checkered mecca of students and , alumni. s Here students meet, talk, and pass from class to class. This year the spacious , l dais was the scene ofsummer eveningidevotionals, summer commencement, and the ' annual faculty reception. Across it fall the shadows of the present generation, symbolic of those' who havefpassed here before and are now serving in many fields in the interest of v t , our democratic wayr-off life. ' , , X7 r Egfr-magmzxtiz I r4 1 '- f H' ' - - ' ' fx 1 wifi., 4 , V 'lg Y. ,j, ,f-V,-gg,,f,,5L'i M ,gt ,X L, K, I, 1 ,sp-'5 LUV V .-egg. , .941 ' ' - 3 ,J Hfibavalkv '.15m-il.,e'-,Jf-1imaz1m!.-:A'b1i'i.- 1 .' ,wif'Lili'mEn?liEaw3lf.afx.a:LxifJ1etmifgmli,y..1:fnwr f

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O lr, sv., 'Ss V4 i y r-fi ,A 'M' - 1- i SPRINGFIELD - MISSOURI - COPYRIGHT - 1943 - VOLUME - XXXI Through the strife and chaos of a world at war, service has come to be the watchword of college students everywhere. Students of STC pledge an alert allegiance to their school and to their country and stand firm in the belief that those who serve shall be served. On behalf of the student body of Southwest Missouri State Teachers College, we present this l943 OZARKO, a record of service to self, to school, and to society. O llllllll

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Here on STC's famous l'Ol l'y acres exists a sample of the wealth that has built the America we have grown to love. Where, but in America, are between class excursions counted among the little pleasantries ot progress? Where, but in America, do students from all walks of lite meet, talk, and strike a common bond of interest that's built on a foundation of under- standing and respect? The wealth of human values is a wealth that cannot be denied. LOOKING SOUTHWEST AT 1:59 P. M