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

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PRE ID T of the COLLEGE A year ag4 the general t here is the re the staff has words and pi Northwest Mi these pages. of many actii fairs, spirituz physical envi to every colli brought toget student life. on the splend told the story freshman to tl Truly the n of this college ance of a W Page 6

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DEDICA T10 Mr. Everett Brown ln dedicating the 1954 Tower to Mr. Everett Brown, the Tower Staff considered many things-things such as service to the college, character, personality, friendliness toward students, and willingness to help all who need friendly advice or counseling. Through his position as Director of the Field Service and Placement Bureau, Mr. Brown has met almost every student at some Page 5 point during his collegiate career. That he has done this with an air of friendliness and im- partiality is a well known fact. It was with great pleasure that the 1954 Tower was dedicated to him. Devotion to his work, his high ideals, service to the students and to the college represent a few of the many things that are a monument to the personal worth of Mr. Brown.

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LEGE PRE IDE T 9 ESSAGE A year ago your TOWER staff decided on the general theme of the 1954 TOWER and here is the realization of that plan. How Well the staff has been able to bring together in words and pictures life on the campus of the Northwest Missouri State College is evident in these pages. Life on the campus is made up of many activities, classroom work, social af- fairs, spiritual experiences, adjustment to the physical environment, and others Well known to every college student. Here they are all brought together in the year-round record of student life. The staff is to he congratulated on the splendid manner in which they have told the story ofthe development of the naive freshman tothe sophisticated senior. Truly the mark of quality on the graduates of this college should carry with it the assur- ance of a Well-developed individual. This should mean that the graduate is well pre- pared in his chosen areas of learning, that he has developed a professional outlook that will help him in his chosen vocation, that he will have developed those social characteristics which will mark him as a college educated citizen, that he has learned to care for his body and to nourish his soul to the end that he will repay society in the quality of his life for the opportunities that have been made avail- able to him on this campus. The 1954 TOWER is yours to enjoy as you live again the school year 1953-54 and see here those things that have helped to make you a better person because of your associa- tion with the life on this campus. -.1 . W. JONES President J. W. JONES A. PRICE HUGHES Page 7