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

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TABLE OF PERSPECTIVES 3P45 u- Page Awareness 38 Balance 132 Action 304 Depth 352 Index 366

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FOREWORD Life is a complex series of events which Ski of us views in his own way. Thus, each student here at Northwest Missouri State College sees his duties and goals in a different per- spective. As freshmen, our impressions of college life are rather blurred and confused. As sophomores and juniors, we have erased some of the doubts and fears through our experiences and renewed perspectives. As seniors, we feel at last that our individual goals have been reached and that we may envision life ' s complexities in a more realistic manner. Although each of us is an individual, one can see a definite human unity in the years that we students share while in college. We are united through the • ' awareness of mt body, the ■ depth of our spirit- iiai organizaiions. tn,. ' by our athletic participants, and the be achieved by Kiking part in various social functions. IppMml squenlly, though our expectations .a . fer, we all have the common desire to achieve perspective about the world awaiting us.

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A dimension of any college is its outstanding professors, those whose office doors are open to students at any hour, whose kindness, per- sonal values, and dedication to their profession inspire students and faculty alike year after year, who by their example provide continual encouragement, and for whom it is always a privilege to help another human being. Such a person we have chosen to honor: a man who for twenty-one years has been a member of the Northwest Missouri State College faculty; a man who has served on the faculty council; a man whose classroom instruction has always been of the finest quality; a man whose unob- trusive actions behind the scenes of classes in the business department have taken burdens ' from the shoulders of countless students as he opened his office doors to students of all major fields when they needed advice, encouragement, or just a friendly ear; a man who, by his quiet example, is endeared to all who know him. To Clifford Kensinger, we, the TOWER staff of 1967, dedicate this yearbook.