Northwest Missouri State University - Tower Yearbook (Maryville, MO)

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UCTICN THEME We have chosen as the symbol lor our traditions the silver birches. They are appropriate to serve as this sym- bol since they live and grovv as the traditions ol our Alma Nlater live and grovv. -lhey have in the highest de- gree the grace and beauty vvhich are incorporated in the spirit ol the school. They are a symbol, too, ol strength and endurance. They are one ol the most beautilul lea- tures ol our campus. As you see them pictured repeatedly throughout the pages ol your bool4, let them signily to you i the things ,vvhich are most W . a ' u it a it ' mfmmi a an most vvori Y l f'r'r, ,y,,f, 1 . ff, ol memory' in your school lb l Xl i s l 3 ' N ii -' f 1' fQ -lhey are used as the l4eynote '- N 1 + fit' 5 Q ' i U , ol the ideals ol grace, beauty, ' 'Q l Q71 'ix l strength, and grovvth which ff 3, vve associate vvith Nl. S. -l-. C. -,Dm a tiwfrx , l K E51

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4INTROD DEDICATION The greatest and most Worthwhile possessions ol any school are embodied in the group ol standards and ideals lcnovvn as the school traditions. The highest aspirations, most abiding loyalties, and Finest achievements become a part ol the lile ol the school in these traditions. They are the truest essence ol the past, and the most glorious pre- diction lor the luture. Qur traditions symbolize lor us the best that is ours. This boolc, the record ol the school lile and school spirit lor T931-Q, is dedicated to the Fine accomplishments ol the past, ff the high standards ol the pres- ent, and the splendid ideals ' ff?-vt lor the luture that comprise , .il i our school traditions. Z' E41

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N CCDNTENTS II II 'S5 'N I 'NI I I I I I N ' Book one . . THE COLLEGE W AF N SBQOITW . . . ACTIVITIES 3 W BOOI. Th . . . ATHLETICS 23 is is Book FQ.. f...... FEATURES UIQ' '4ZMMSjO35JQ'wMfZZ SX XX ii SQ Q ffmf ' 'gg?xIf35 X ij S SRX