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

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». ■ ■■ --■■■I C S u ' liriNcmtAHl s Friendly Fans Bearcat Marching Band members sinj; along lo a song at n V W ' - ' ' ' ' ' ' ' V ' .V ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' Z ' l- uren Culler, a member of the Shirtless Bearcat Organization cheers ffiffic)thall team during lall Classic VI. Plwlo ' i Kiirn Sicfkcr- Dancers from across the Great Plains travel lo perform at the fourth annual powwow lo raise money for the University ' s Native American Scholarship. Pliolo hi leimifer Kii-fic • Students enjoyed an inflatable game during the organizational fair in the fall. I ' liohi In Chris Ue opening • SCJ an

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| CK t- rm kW i Student KaMMipfey bonds with staff member Will Murpl HHIMeling hi dog, Zoey during Dog Days. Dog Days was sponsored by North -eSt Advocates for Animal AwarenessH ' jolo by Chris Lee • Mmile-jn diy kKk-?(Sf Advantage Week for incoming freshmen. Photo by Chris Lee • Student Senate President Alex Drurj ' and Lniwrsity President Dean Hubbard ring the Class of 1948 bell in Walkout Da tradition. Sj faJui ]ainifer Riepe • Hudson and Perrin Resi dence Halls make the ir debut on campus. Photo hy Chris Let.. ' ■ 2 ' V -- ' J ' HrDpeni ' ng -jS;